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… at least one . . . adult occupant and one . . . minor child occupant not named in the Lease . . . residing within … of evidence, the court entered a judgment for possession supported by an oral opinion. The court found the NTC was … claims the court "should have required a showing that the determination to evict was not in any way motivated by …
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… at least one . . . adult occupant and one . . . minor child occupant not named in the Lease . . . residing within … of evidence, the court entered a judgment for possession supported by an oral opinion. The court found the NTC was … claims the court "should have required a showing that the determination to evict was not in any way motivated by …
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… complaint must include particular information and must be supported by affidavits of physicians based upon recent …
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… are legally unable to act on their own behalf. It is also supported by New Jersey law. Most guardians are caring …
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… and treatment professionals "work together to support and monitor a participant's recovery." Admin. Off. … and communities was evident in "drug addicted newborns, children in foster care, violence in neighborhoods, unsafe streets and unpaid child support." Id. at 3. The pilot program proved …
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… and treatment professionals "work together to support and monitor a participant's recovery." Admin. Off. … and communities was evident in "drug addicted newborns, children in foster care, violence in neighborhoods, unsafe streets and unpaid child support." Id. at 3. The pilot program proved …
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… which led to the filing of several applications for spousal support and arrears by Plaintiff Celestina Carbonetto. 22. … facilitate paternity testing for Defendant/Mother and the child, that Plaintiff may file for sanctions if … 467 (2014) (citing R. 1:18). Generally, "there are two determinations to be made in connection with the imposition of …
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… 2C:5-2 and 2C:11-3 (count forty-two); second-degree child endangerment, N.J.S.A. 2C:24-4(a) (counts 46 and 124); … POINT IV DEFENDANT'S SENTENCE IS EXCESSIVE AND NOT SUPPORTED BY THE PROPER ASSESSMENT OF AGGRAVATING AND … Specifically, he argues: (1) the wiretap order was not supported by "fresh probable cause for the princip[al] crime …
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… 2C:5-2 and 2C:11-3 (count forty-two); second-degree child endangerment, N.J.S.A. 2C:24-4(a) (counts 46 and 124); … POINT IV DEFENDANT'S SENTENCE IS EXCESSIVE AND NOT SUPPORTED BY THE PROPER ASSESSMENT OF AGGRAVATING AND … Specifically, he argues: (1) the wiretap order was not supported by "fresh probable cause for the princip[al] crime …
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… Lee Board of Education (“the Board”) investigation of her child, B.E., was in and of itself a form of Harassment, … by the classmate was allegedly a factor in reaching this determination. In a pair of phone conversations on May 8 and … N.J. 246 (2001) (“Discovery is intended to lead to facts supporting or opposing an asserted legal theory; it is not …
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… Lee Board of Education (“the Board”) investigation of her child, B.E., was in and of itself a form of Harassment, … by the classmate was allegedly a factor in reaching this determination. In a pair of phone conversations on May 8 and … N.J. 246 (2001) (“Discovery is intended to lead to facts supporting or opposing an asserted legal theory; it is not …
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… proceedings, plaintiff was residing with the parties' children in the Saddle River property. 1 Initially, … "[i]n those cases where equitable distribution, alimony, child support and other relief are sought and a default has been …
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… from the left side of the house. She took care of her child and began eating dinner in front of the television. … offense is committed, except that when the prosecution is supported by physical evidence that identifies the actor by … August 17, 2016. Defendant's claim to the contrary is unsupported by the law and the record. Courts analyzing a …
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… from the left side of the house. She took care of her child and began eating dinner in front of the television. … offense is committed, except that when the prosecution is supported by physical evidence that identifies the actor by … August 17, 2016. Defendant's claim to the contrary is unsupported by the law and the record. Courts analyzing a …
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… proceedings, plaintiff was residing with the parties' children in the Saddle River property. 1 Initially, … "[i]n those cases where equitable distribution, alimony, child support and other relief are sought and a default has been …
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… interpretation and do not want to continue), that will terminate the test and all scoring units that follow the …
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… to an appropriate authority. A court employee, after termination of employment, shall not disclose confidential …
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… include: Effective communication with a focus on the child’s best interest. Reduced misunderstandings and a …
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… the impact that defendant's imprisonment would have on her children, and her successful efforts at controlling her … as intoxication, is not submitted to the jury for their determination. Alleyne, 570 U.S. at 115-16. In other words, … only to more fully explain his reasons for the sentence. He supported this view by citing to the portion of our decision …
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… equitable estoppel. The SHBC also found the record did not support the ALJ's finding that petitioner detrimentally … capricious, or unreasonable, or that it lacks fair support in the record.'" S.L.W. v. N.J. Div. Pensions & … the deduction, contending the SHBC was estopped from terminating his free health care insurance coverage. In an …