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… him in the care of Mia. Thereafter, the Division filed a complaint for custody, care, and supervision of Jack under … adult when she was using drugs because Lisa was not competent to care for Jack on her own. Accordingly, the … the Division to demonstrate a "'probability of present or future harm' to the minor child." S.I., 437 N.J. Super. at …
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… MEYERS, Petitioner-Appellant, v. STATE HEALTH BENEFITS COMMISSION, Respondent-Respondent. … available to public employees remain viable for current and future employees" took precedence over any equitable … 12 until January 1, 2022.8 The executive order remedied any delay in issuance of the SHBC's final decision. We …
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… & DEVELOPMENT, INC., Plaintiff-Respondent, v. 322 COMMERCIAL AVE., LLC, Defendant-Appellant, and DREAM USA … L. Van Horne, III, on the brief). PER CURIAM Defendant 322 Commercial Ave., LLC appeals from a September 11, 2020 … Moreover, the judge accepted plaintiff's expert's unrefuted valuation for each space. Finally, the judge …
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… question which asked: "[h]ave you ever been confined or committed to a mental institution or hospital for treatment … Anonymous (AA). He testified he has a sponsor with whom he communicates once a month, although he admitted this was … "to the trial court that heard the witnesses, sifted the competing evidence, and made reasoned conclusions." Ibid. …
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… expressed in Judge William G. Mennen's well-reasoned and comprehensive opinions. I. The parties are fully familiar … certification, defendant asserted that the sole source of income after the closure of his practice was his $3,122 per … issues of material fact. Moreover, plaintiff did not refute defendant's medical diagnosis. Therefore, the judge …
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… failed to pay for the services, Hackensack filed a complaint in August 2022 seeking to recover $518.16.2 … defendant's counterclaim because she claims one or both studies were improperly interpreted by the respective … radiologists. Contrary to defendant's allegations, the studies, on their face, are not necessarily inconsistent. For …
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… of their health care benefit premiums based on annual income. N.J.S.A. 52:14-17.28(c). The Chapter 78 reforms … [Chapter 78], subject to any right which may exist in the future to negotiate contributions . . . . Article X, Section … tier or "full premium" contribution level was reached, the future contribution levels became a negotiable component of …
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… three years' probation conditioned upon no victim contact, community service, and Megan's Law penalties, including … and received one year of probation and twenty hours of community service. A year later, on October 12, 2001, J.A. … J.A. as a tier two sex offender and ordered him to comply with community registration requirements. The court …
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… we consider the timeliness of plaintiff Simon King's complaint for personal injuries stemming from a motor … denied defendant Renay Tripp's motion to dismiss the complaint but, on reconsideration, vacated its order, … granted defendant's application, and dismissed plaintiff's complaint with prejudice because plaintiff failed to file a …
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… him. Approximately thirty minutes later, A.M. heard a noise coming from the kitchen, investigated, and observed … the friend request from defendant and to block any further communication from that account. Detective Laspata testified … Defendant challenged the insufficiency, inadequacy, and incompetency of the evidence supporting the second-degree …
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… County, Docket No. FV-01-0565-23. Tonacchio, Spina & Compitello, attorneys for appellant (Ciro A. Spina, of … of harassment and that the FRO was necessary to ensure his future protection. Our review of the record demonstrates the … an FRO was necessary to protect plaintiff from immediate or future acts of domestic violence. On appeal, defendant …
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… following salient facts from defendant. He testified he had completed one year of college and worked in information … discretion as it is too excessive, when there are other remedies available, including termination of the child support … the exercise of careful and just discretion in denying remedies where a suitor is guilty of bad faith, fraud[,] or …
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… provided by the trial court in its written decision accompanying the 3 A-1068-23 October 27, 2023, order. We add only the following comments, particularly to underscore that neither the trial … one location. On April 19, 2022, Ciolek filed a verified complaint, alleging the Township's denial of his request for …
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… LD, and YV, Plaintiff-Appellant, v. NEW HAMPSHIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, a subsidiary of the CHARTIS GROUP, owned by … employees relinquished their right to pursue common-law remedies in exchange for automatic entitlement to certain, but … it viewed to be unfavorable decisions of adjudicative bodies with respect to its patient's claims for benefits for …
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… was released on parole on August 8, 2012. Arms failed to comply with his PSL conditions and returned to custody in … was released from incarceration, and parole supervision commenced on June 6, 2019. 3 A-2691-21 In June 2021, parole … gun was in his vehicle. He further testified he had been compliant with the terms of his parole supervision. M.T. …
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… to entertain oral argument on a PCR petition [wa]s committed to 'the sound discretion of [PCR] court,'" citing … several factors, including "the apparent merits and complexity of the issues . . . , whether argument of counsel … submission." Further, the "issue was not considered to be complex, but . . . clearly addressed by the language of Rule …
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… a significant issue during their divorce was their incomes. Relevant to plaintiff's alimony obligation, in … amount is being paid without prejudice to both parties' future rights/arguments. The parties have agreed to an … child support and alimony will be modified depending upon future circumstances at the six-month review. Paragraph …
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… LLC, Plaintiff-Appellant, v. BOROUGH OF EMERSON and JANE DIETSCHE, Clerk of the Borough of Emerson, … granting defendants Borough of Emerson (Borough) and Jane Dietsche's motion for partial summary judgment. We affirm … application for a pet shop license. Plaintiff filed a complaint in lieu of prerogative writs pursuant to Rule …
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… found sufficient evidence to support the charges and recommended that both Varga and Jarema be terminated. Sheriff Scott accepted the Hearing Officer's recommendation and terminated Varga's and Jarema's employment … because the Hearing Officer's 1 Varga filed an amended complaint on July 14, 2014. 4 A-5250-14T3 decision was not …
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… every regular school term since her services initially commenced with both employers." 4 A-0583-16T2 Claimant … reviewing the factual findings made in an unemployment compensation proceeding, the test is not whether an appellate court would come to the same conclusion if the original determination …