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… * NOT FOR PUBLICATION WITHOUT APPROVAL OF THE TAX COURT COMMITTEE ON OPINIONS TAX COURT OF NEW JERSEY Mala Sundar … has a sink and kitchen cabinets, meant to be used for a future Passover kitchen, but has no appliances and is being … behind the Subject is wooded. Plaintiff relied upon one comparable sale, a home across the street from the Subject …
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… NOT FOR PUBLICATION WITHOUT APPROVAL OF THE TAX COURT COMMITTEE ON OPINIONS … record is devoid of proof of such intent, or of evidence refuting Nicholas’s claim he knew nothing of his wife’s … all of the couple’s financial affairs, including the preparation and filing of joint federal and state income tax …
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… 2 See N.J.A.C. 3A:52-1.1 to -9.9. 3 A-0508-21 report and close[s] it out" until the next inspection, which occurs … to revoke a childcare license when there is any failure to comply with any of the provisions of the Manual." The ALJ … (citing Gloucester Cnty. Welfare Bd. v. State Civ. Serv. Comm'n, 93 N.J. 384, 390 (1983)). "It is settled that '[a]n …
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… 2C:43-12(b). Admission into PTI "requires a positive recommendation from the PTI director and the consent of the … 178 N.J. at 82 (citing Nwobu, 139 N.J. at 246). The "close relationship of the PTI program to the prosecutor's … into PTI found in the Rule 3:28 Guidelines and Official Comments. Our 6 A-0691-19T1 Supreme Court deleted the …
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… substance; and .257, violating a condition of a Residential Community Release Program.1 Pullen was sanctioned with 181 days of administrative segregation, 120 days' loss of commutation time, and 15 days' loss of recreation privileges …
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… camera interview of the child. He subsequently rendered a comprehensive oral opinion, and entered the order denying … of the parent- child relationship during the [KLG]; the future relationship anticipated between the child and the … on the child's day-to-day life (i.e. changes in school, community and friends); and any other relevant factors …
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… life when she herself was a child. The Division was compelled to act and protect Maureen from the harm caused by … Zoe's biological father and "consistently refused to disclose [his] name or any contact information[. ]" Pursuant to … any of them. She is homeless, unemployed, and refuses to comply with the medical treatment prescribed by the …
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… construction standards. However, he also opined that when combined with the failure to properly clear the snow and … family dwelling, Serriano did not 3 A-1950-16T3 have a common law duty to keep the sidewalk adjacent to his … conclusion in his report sounds more like an attorney's closing argument to a jury than an expert's 8 A-1950-16T3 …
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… restraining order (TRO) based on a domestic violence complaint alleging that on December 7, 2017, defendant … court entered the FRO after determining that defendant had committed the predicate act of harassment, and that an FRO … as a serious crime against society.'" Franklin v. Sloskey, 385 N.J. Super. 534, 541 (App. Div. 2006) (quoting …
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… for the reasons set forth by Judge Ford in her comprehensive oral opinion issued on December 20, 2016. We add the following comments. The parties married in 1999 and three children … to comply with court orders, make sufficient financial disclosures, and otherwise attempted to obscure his financial …
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… law guardian urge that we affirm and permit Chris to become available for selective home adoption. They argue that … Several of those hospitalizations involved involuntary commitments because Kayla was cutting herself or threatening … Chris would not suffer severe or enduring harm in being separated from Kayla and that both experts had significant …
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… PARTICULARIZED AND OBJECTIVE BASIS TO SUSPECT DEFENDANT HAD COMMITTED A CRIME. Because the motion record supports the … and defendant and Saez, in the red Hyundai, drove their separate ways. Other members of the Narcotics Task Force … CDS, which he supplied to defendant, who in turn, with her companion, sold it to two others. The standard is whether a …
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… imposed upon him pursuant to N.J.A.C. 10A:4-4.1 for committing prohibited act *.203 (possession or introduction … prohibited substances such as drugs, intoxicants or related paraphernalia not prescribed for the inmate by the medical … brief acknowledges this representation and does not refute it. 4 A-3433-17T4 Appellant was offered the opportunity …
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… ruling on Woods's cross-motion, that Dunbar had failed to comply with: his child support obligation1; the parenting … existing circumstances. The parties, in fact, contemplated future modifications and adjustments as demonstrated by the … not provide this information in the past should not foreclose the divulging of the information again, if for no other …
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… Part, Essex County, Docket No. FG-07-0102-14. Adrienne Kalosieh, Designated Counsel, argued the cause for appellant … (Joseph E. Krakora, Public Defender, attorney; Ms. Kalosieh, on the brief). Merav Lichtenstein, Deputy Attorney … are so manifestly unsupported by or inconsistent with the competent, relevant and reasonably credible evidence as to …
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… that granted summary judgment to DYFS, dismissing their complaint. We affirm. We need not recite the facts regarding … as the Division of Child Protection and Permanency. 3 The complaint also alleged that DYFS wrongfully retained … is provided for by the [TCA]." Davenport v. Borough of Closter, 294 N.J. Super. 635, 637 (App. Div. 1996). N.J.S.A. …
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… should really work for a little while to see if you can't come up with some kind of a parenting time schedule that can … On appeal, defendant argues: POINT I THE LOWER COURT COMMITTED REVERSIBLE ERROR IN FAILING TO CONDUCT A PLENARY … TO THE ISSUE OF LEGAL CUSTODY. POINT II THE LOWER COURT COMMITTED AN ABUSE OF DISCRETION IN MODIFYING DEFENDANT'S DE …
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… questions have been answered; that he's been represented by competent counsel; that he's satisfied with the services of … be a trial, he would have the time needed for adequate preparation. Defendant did not seek to retract his plea at any … family the pain of a trial and attempt to give them closure, defendant was offered an "extraordinarily favorable …
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… (CIA or Act), N.J.S.A. 2A:53-7 to -11, and dismissing her complaint with prejudice. We affirm. Defendant is organized … regarding the stairs. Neither trustee knew of any prior complaints concerning the stairs. Immediately following the … her to fall and the evidence presented failed to overcome the immunity accorded to the Church under N.J.S.A. …
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… R.M. appeals, arguing the trial court erred in finding he committed the predicate act of harassment and that plaintiff … in conversation. He told her, among other things, "God is coming for you, Jezebel." Two club employees 3 A-1487-19 noticed that plaintiff appeared uncomfortable while talking to defendant at the bar in the …