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… appeals from the trial court's orders dismissing his complaint, and denying reconsideration of the order of … to create appellate jurisdiction, an order must not only completely dispose of all pleaded claims as to all parties, … and to the extent the information allows for our more complete review, we permit it. I. We glean the facts and …
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… this outstanding bill is in no way contingent upon the outcome of any pending litigation and that I remain primarily … for payment of this outstanding bill irrespective of the outcome of any such litigation. A second document, signed the … it provides: regardless of any insurance payment or the outcome of any legal proceeding or settlement, [Persley is] …
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… 30, 2021, prior to the court addressing the motion, ECC complied with the expungement order and removed T.H.'s … counsel argued the expungement order assumed ECC would comply within a reasonable time, the COVID-19 pandemic did … personnel by the COVID-19 pandemic justified its belated compliance because the pandemic caused it to modify or …
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… Hannah B. Kurtz and Eric V. Kurtz, dismissing his complaint against them stemming from an automobile accident. … insurance coverage, under provisions approved by the Commissioner of 1 Defendants Michael A. Tita and Kimberly … uninsured driver a very powerful 5 A-1519-23 incentive to comply with the compulsory insurance laws: obtain automobile …
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… LLC, Defendants, and PROGRESSIVE GARDEN STATE INSURANCE COMPANY, Defendant-Respondent. … in favor of defendant Progressive Garden State Insurance Company and denying her personal injury protection (PIP) … from the holder, and the contents spilled into the driver's compartment of the car onto plaintiff. The hot liquid flowed …
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… E[lly] shall fail to survive me, or if we shall die in a common accident or disaster, or under any other … I have decided to disinherit you. We hope one day you will come back to us but you have abandoned us for more than … Cynthia L. Schirmer, an attorney in North Carolina, filed a complaint in the Chancery Division against 2 Barbara does …
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… S.L. (Sara), due to her use of marijuana and failure to complete substance abuse treatment. 1 We employ fictitious … their respective fathers. Before the remanded proceedings commenced, the newly-assigned Judge Daniel J. Yablonsky, … of all parties as well as bonding evaluations. Miller recommended services for all three parents, but opined that …
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… the United States. Luke currently attends Mercer County Community College, pursuing a GED and aspiring to be an auto … . . . and when that wasn't enough she acceded to him coming to the United States and consented to him being under … to the trial court that heard the witnesses, sifted the competing evidence, and made reasoned conclusions." …
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… "would do anything to protect his son." Due to the lack of compliance with the Division's investigation, a Division … to explain that the Division was seeking a court order to compel the parents' cooperation. Kate again yelled at the … to give the caseworker her address. Subsequent to this communication between Kate and the caseworker, Kate left New …
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… v. NORFOLK SQUARE APARTMENTS1 and WINGATE MANAGEMENT COMPANY, LLC, Defendants-Respondents. … Neighborhoods of the Universities Norfolk Square Apartments Company, a limited partnership, trading as Neighborhoods of … summary judgment in favor of defendants Wingate Management Company and Neighborhoods of the Universities Norfolk Square …
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… the caseworker, who took photographs. Anna's bedroom was "completely cluttered" with "no space to walk into." Penny's … to take her medication and continue to go into therapy and comply with all her services." The caseworker was concerned … overnights. DCPP filed an order to show cause and verified complaint, seeking a finding of abuse and neglect under …
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… THE TRIAL COURT ERRED PREJUDICIALLY IN PERMITTING "FRESH- COMPLAINT" TESTIMONY WHICH FAR EXCEEDED THE PERMISSIBLE … convicted defendant of aggravated sexual assault for acts committed in Plainfield. 3 A-3155-16T1 POINT III. THE … evidence" in addition to considering it for fresh complaint purposes. This was consistent with the defense …
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… the street from C.G.'s apartment. He noticed four men coming up the street with hoodies and masks on, but did not … saw the same group of men running down the street holding a computer monitor, flat screen television, DVD player, and a … facts in the light most favorable to a defendant." State v. Preciose, 129 N.J. 451, 463 (1992). The defendant, however, …
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… APPELLATE DIVISION DOCKET NO. A-5173-15T1 DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY AFFAIRS, SANDY RECOVERY DIVISION, … and Mitterhoff. On appeal from the New Jersey Department of Community Affairs, Sandy Recovery Division, Docket No. … June 13, 2016 final agency decision of the Department of Community Affairs ("DCA") rescinding the agency's award of a …
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… and mental health issues, she failed to successfully complete any programs, repeatedly relapsed and overdosed, … health conditions and confirmed that defendant was in compliance with her program's requirements since May 2016. However, he still did not recommend reunification with Ricky as defendant would need at …
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… Protection and Permanency (Division) filed a guardianship complaint against defendants seeking the termination of … rights. He explained the legal basis for his decision in a comprehensive, well-reasoned memorandum of opinion. 3 … disorder." The Division argues it presented sufficient competent evidence to satisfy each of the four statutory …
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… 2 See N.J.S.A. 2C:44-1(b)(6) ("The defendant . . . will compensate the victim of his conduct for the damage or … has the ability to pay once -- should he be released and becomes employed? [DEFENSE COUNSEL]: Yes, that is correct, … N.J.S.A. 2C:44-1(a)(3) ("[t]he risk that the defendant will commit another offense"); N.J.S.A. 2C:44-1(a)(6) ("[t]he …
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… Thereafter, plaintiff advised defendant the work was completed on April 25, 2013. Defendant contended at trial … and did not resume payments until May 2014, when a new company took over management of Troy Towers. Plaintiff … requested an abatement. In October 2014, plaintiff filed a complaint in the Chancery Division, seeking a declaration …
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… 211 N.J. 420, 448-49 (2012). Through the admission of "competent, material and relevant evidence," the Division … condition has been impaired or is in imminent danger of becoming impaired as the result of the failure of his parent … these standards, we are satisfied there was sufficient competent, credible evidence in the record to support Judge …
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… that while in Paterson on October 12, 2012, defendant committed a second-degree robbery, N.J.S.A. 2C:15-1(a)(1), … oath to questioning: Q . . . On October 5th of 2012, you committed another robbery. A I was in Paterson, I believe -- … any mitigating factors. See N.J.S.A. 2C:44-1(b). The judge commented that in light of the aggravating factors he found …