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… custody of her daughters. Despite five months of medication compliance, she was unable to work, or maintain suitable … for the reasons set forth in Judge Cavanaugh's cogent and comprehensive written opinion. We add the following additional comments. Defendant contends the trial court erred because …
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… rights to her daughter. The genesis of the guardianship complaint filed against defendant by the Division of Child … 9:6-8.21(c)(4), by failing to report the sexual abuse committed by the child's biological father for eighteen … Castro's findings were supported by a preponderance of the competent, credible evidence the Division presented at the …
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… guidance, and stability. He opined that even if Bill committed to change, it would likely take him "at least a … that Bill would not be a minimally adequate parent and recommended against reunification with his sons. On the other … was sufficient to parent and that he could, in time, become an adequate parent, but that he was not yet capable of …
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… she was working the day shift, had adequate living accommodations, and secured school and daycare arrangements … day was issued. The judge determined the letter was not "competent evidence or of significant probative value." 6 … denying reconsideration. We add the following brief comments. On issues of custody, the best interests of the …
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… offender information one year after custodial term's completion). However, we decline to dismiss the appeal as … days of administrative segregation, ninety days' loss of commutation time, permanent loss of contact visits, and … only tests for the possible presence of certain chemical compounds. Reactions may occur with, and such compounds can …
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… guidance, and stability. He opined that even if Bill committed to change, it would likely take him "at least a … that Bill would not be a minimally adequate parent and recommended against reunification with his sons. On the other … was sufficient to parent and that he could, in time, become an adequate parent, but that he was not yet capable of …
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… rights to her daughter. The genesis of the guardianship complaint filed against defendant by the Division of Child … 9:6-8.21(c)(4), by failing to report the sexual abuse committed by the child's biological father for eighteen … Castro's findings were supported by a preponderance of the competent, credible evidence the Division presented at the …
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… for the reasons stated by the Family Part judge in her comprehensive oral opinion of June 30, 2015. The trial … which, during the Division's involvement, she obtained and completed in-patient treatment at Eva's Village. At the … agreed that Irene and Martin's cognitive limitations, when combined with Michael's significant impairment, would …
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… offender information one year after custodial term's completion). However, we decline to dismiss the appeal as … days of administrative segregation, ninety days' loss of commutation time, permanent loss of contact visits, and … only tests for the possible presence of certain chemical compounds. Reactions may occur with, and such compounds can …
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… she was working the day shift, had adequate living accommodations, and secured school and daycare arrangements … day was issued. The judge determined the letter was not "competent evidence or of significant probative value." 6 … denying reconsideration. We add the following brief comments. On issues of custody, the best interests of the …
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… A.V., C.V., JO.B., K.B., and A.B.1 At the time this matter commenced in March 2017, her children ranged in age from two … are so manifestly unsupported by or inconsistent with the competent, relevant and reasonably credible evidence as to … condition has been impaired or is in imminent danger of becoming impaired as the result of the failure of his parent …
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… custody of her daughters. Despite five months of medication compliance, she was unable to work, or maintain suitable … for the reasons set forth in Judge Cavanaugh's cogent and comprehensive written opinion. We add the following additional comments. Defendant contends the trial court erred because …
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… Office of Attorney Ethics How to File a Complaint Against an Attorney New Jersey Judiciary For more … is located, you will be connected to the district ethics committee secretary to request an attorney grievance form. … of witnesses and the production of records could be compelled by subpoena. The hearing is open to the public. …
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… or [homes] recruited specifically for this program; [(2)] Commitment by a fost-adopt family to accept an infant or … agree to adopt the infant or child if the infant or child becomes available for adoption; [(3)] Establishment of … and [(6)] Development of concurrence within the legal community, including family court 2 Effective June 29, 2012, …
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… test, N.J.S.A. 30:4C-15.1(a), reinstated the Division's complaint for guardianship, held the Division had … in our prior opinion, and we refer the reader to it for a comprehensive account of the history of this matter through … suspension of her overnight visits with Gracie pending her completion of an independent medical examination. The …
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… with him." Defendant also began "making inappropriate comments . . . about [their] sexuality," noting that "even … wouldn't tell him." As a result, plaintiff felt "[v]ery uncomfortable" and characterized the conversation as "an … their temporal proximity to one another, plaintiff "was uncomfortable and unnerved because . . . [defendant] was . . . …
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… or [homes] recruited specifically for this program; [(2)] Commitment by a fost-adopt family to accept an infant or … agree to adopt the infant or child if the infant or child becomes available for adoption; [(3)] Establishment of … and [(6)] Development of concurrence within the legal community, including family court 2 Effective June 29, 2012, …
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… with him." Defendant also began "making inappropriate comments . . . about [their] sexuality," noting that "even … wouldn't tell him." As a result, plaintiff felt "[v]ery uncomfortable" and characterized the conversation as "an … their temporal proximity to one another, plaintiff "was uncomfortable and unnerved because . . . [defendant] was . . . …
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… test, N.J.S.A. 30:4C-15.1(a), reinstated the Division's complaint for guardianship, held the Division had … in our prior opinion, and we refer the reader to it for a comprehensive account of the history of this matter through … suspension of her overnight visits with Gracie pending her completion of an independent medical examination. The …
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… for the reasons set forth in Judge Francine I. Axelrad's comprehensive oral decision. We will not recite in detail … findings and legal conclusions. We add only the following comments. C.G.L. has been in the Division's custody since he …