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… to defendant and the children. These funds were used to pay legal fees and other professional services related to … provided defendant a total of $352,192, which included cash payments and the authorized use of plaintiffs' credit cards … defendant. Plaintiffs asserted that defendant agreed to repay them once she began receiving spousal support. In 2018, …
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… utilizing 2,096 as the multiplier, which reduced overtime pay by sixty-two cents an hour. The NJSP proffered the testimony of two witnesses: (1) Zachary Burkhalter, the payroll supervisor for the Department of Treasury, Office of … (2) Stacey Monte, the Human Resource Manager who oversees payroll operations for NJSP. Burkhalter testified that the …
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… 3 A-3027-22 plaintiff's weekly income, defendant agreed to pay $259 per week in child support. It further explained … to the guidelines, and set[] a basic support amount payable to [p]laintiff via wage garnishment, retroactive to … [d]efendant's obligation as the non-custodial parent to pay child support remains in effect." After considering the …
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… Finally, he argues the court should have ordered APS to pay the fees since it was the party that took legal action. … argument, that the court should have directed APS to pay the fees of its counsel and court-appointed counsel, is … person. The APS Act authorizes a court to "order payments to be made by or on behalf of the vulnerable adult …
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… “discovery”), as well as both parties’ obligation to pay certain upfront costs of the arbitration. In contrast to … arbitration will likely move forward only if both parties pay their share of the required fees and costs. If you …
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… the $45,000 settlement. Defendant responded it would not pay plaintiff because he did not collect the judgment. … not pursue McAllister because she was only responsible to pay her attorneys their one-third share of the $45,000 …
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… never discussed, in the beginning, when they were going to pay it back." As of the trial date, no portion of the funds … the cashier's check, he did not say when he would pay her back. Plaintiff also admitted there was no writing … anywhere" that set forth a term, interest rate, or repayment plan for the loan. Additionally, she affirmed she …
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… to recover the sum of $47,657.20, representing Medicaid overpayments received by petitioners. The matter was transferred … Pursuant to the settlement document, petitioners agreed to pay $23,000 to MFD. Patel signed the agreement on behalf of … Patel's belated remorse at her decision to settle despite paying an amount significantly less than the original …
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… statements including deposit slips; and (4) his last three pay stubs. Warnock supplied this information on January 14, … "1) [o]utstanding arrears balance and 2) [f]ailure to pay child support as court ordered." Warnock appealed to us. … child support that equals or exceeds the amount of support payable for three months and for which no regular payments …
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… sale, defendant [was the] prior owner," plaintiff was "paying taxes and [the] mortgage" on the property but did … she bid $267,000 and paid a $55,000 deposit. Upon paying the $212,000 balance, a sheriff's deed of foreclosure …
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… a complaint in Essex County, alleging defendant did not pay it for work performed on a project in Cedar Grove. Six … plaintiff filed a complaint in Hudson County,1 seeking payment for work performed for defendant on a job in … original action with prejudice and the defendant did not pay plaintiff consideration for the dismissal). Therefore, …
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… cases is limited. R. 1:36-3. 2 A-2875-20 child support payments based on changed circumstances. We vacate the order … his 2020 income tax returns, his W-2's, and his most recent pay stubs. Applying the principles articulated in Lepis v. … income between 2010 when the child support 4 A-2875-20 payment[] . . . was originally established and the present …
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… the testimony [and adduced at trial]. Retaliation means to "pay back" or "get even" with another by inflicting harm on … the testimony [and adduced at trial]. Retaliation means to "pay back" or "get even" with another by inflicting harm on …
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… that money is being set aside to assist the individual with paying his or her rent." Ibid. 3 A-2616-16T4 that respondent … "source of lawful income" they intend to use for the rent payments. This section is aimed at preventing landlords from … policy had a discriminatory impact on individuals who pay their rent using government subsidies, and that the …
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… custody/parenting time to Pennsylvania; ordering him to pay child-care costs; depriving him of discovery (which he … child-care obligations, that the judge required him to pay his seventy-percent share under the terms of the …
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… also gave $490 to the inmate's mother so the inmate could pay a fine. The County sought to remove appellant from … former employer, providing money to that inmate's mother to pay a fine for him, and routinely taking calls on a personal …
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… a mortgage for most of the purchase price and were each to pay an equal share of the balance. Each party owned a … The venture was doomed from the start. Buckingham did not pay his share of the balance of the purchase price. It does … the members towards the monthly mortgage, tax and interest payments made by the members. An adjustment at closing will …
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… A pendente lite order for support required defendant to pay a percentage of his bonuses to plaintiff, Kathleen Kelly … stated, in pertinent part, that the parties "shall each pay their pro rata share of the 2013 taxes based upon their … 4 A-4002-16T2 lite support payments were taxable. To the contrary, the May 15, 2012 …
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… the cost of maintaining the property, including refusing to pay its share of water charges, insurance premium, and other … relief in the form of an order directing defendant to pay its share of these expenses and requiring defendant to … not contain a provision "dictating ramifications of late payments" and in finding plaintiffs were not entitled to an …
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… attempted delivery of the mail to plaintiff. A failure to pay attention to the post office’s notice to pick up mail, … 91 when it takes an additional step of ensuring receipt (by paying for and using the return receipt requested), and such …