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… daughter, A.S. (Anne).2 Nancy alleges the trial judge committed a number of errors which deprived her of due … referral concerning Nancy's mental health. Over the next several months, Dan reported to the Division that Nancy's … different burdens of proof, and all for different remedies." Id. at 105 (citing Div. of Youth & Fam. Servs. v. …
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… the reasons expressed by Judge Michael Antoniewicz in his comprehensive and thoughtful one-hundred-page written … diagnosed Sue with schizotypal personality disorder. However, Sue refused to seek the treatment recommended by the Division's medical evaluators. The …
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… behavior continued and that he had been involuntarily committed to Ocean Medical Hospital. The Division … defendant's participation in IOP treatment as "marginally compliant." In October 2018, she was evicted for nonpayment … to provide services," noting the Division "implemented every service that was recommended by any evaluations and …
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… Youth & Family Servs. v. R.G., 217 N.J. 527, 553 (2014). However, a parent's rights are not absolute. Ibid. "Because of … they relate to and overlap with one another to provide a comprehensive standard that identifies a child's best … father. On August 28, 2012, the Division filed a verified complaint and order to show cause for care and supervision …
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… concerns about defendants ' parenting. Amelia was told to complete a urine screen. Later that day, Amelia called the … with Avery, Jr. The Center for Family Services (CFS) recommended an intensive out-patient program (IOP). Amelia … "[f]ive full bags of heroin, paraphernalia/contraband and several prescription[] bottles with [Gail's] name," were …
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… daughter, A.S. (Anne).2 Nancy alleges the trial judge committed a number of errors which deprived her of due … referral concerning Nancy's mental health. Over the next several months, Dan reported to the Division that Nancy's … different burdens of proof, and all for different remedies." Id. at 105 (citing Div. of Youth & Fam. Servs. v. …
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… the reasons expressed by Judge Michael Antoniewicz in his comprehensive and thoughtful one-hundred-page written … diagnosed Sue with schizotypal personality disorder. However, Sue refused to seek the treatment recommended by the Division's medical evaluators. The …
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… removal of Zoe occurred. The Division then filed a complaint for custody, which the court granted. Tanya sought … evaluation with Joseph D. Salerno, Psy.D., in which he recommended substance abuse treatment, therapy, and a … all of which went unheeded by Tanya. Tanya did, however, attend a therapeutic visitation program, but she was …
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… At the time of Jack's birth, defendant was incarcerated for committing domestic violence against Pearl while she was … declined to cooperate with the Division and failed to communicate with his appointed trial counsel. He refused to … appear on the stand; it has a 'feel of the case' that can never be realized by a review of the cold record." N.J. Div. …
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… two elder children, and plaintiff the two younger girls. However, two years later, after extensive motion practice and a … the State of New Jersey . . . ." Based on the court's accompanying written decision, it appears this requirement was … exercise of discretion, the grant of appropriate remedies available under Rule 5:3-7(a). Affirmed in part and …
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… (Tom), and four other children where she has resided ever since. Tom and Mary wish to adopt. Dawn's mother … visitation from May 13, 2014, to August 2014, and completed parenting classes in October 2014, his connection … of the time. He became impatient during some evaluations, complaining that they took too long, or that he had better …
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… in the sum of $21,000 per year for a period of six years, commencing August 1, 2012. At issue here is Subsection … Order executed by the parties on May 18, 2012. Article IV comprehensively and meticulously describes the custodial and … the other. On the contrary, both parties shall cooperate in every way to help the child better adjust [herself] to the …
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… to terms of an initial order entered in the Court of Common Pleas of Philadelphia County in August 2015, the … and relief related to the cost of the therapist and communication between the parties.2 The judge conducted a … defendant as a joint legal custodian of [H.D.] would sever the last tangible connection" in their already tenuous …
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… two elder children, and plaintiff the two younger girls. However, two years later, after extensive motion practice and a … the State of New Jersey . . . ." Based on the court's accompanying written decision, it appears this requirement was … exercise of discretion, the grant of appropriate remedies available under Rule 5:3-7(a). Affirmed in part and …
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… (Tom), and four other children where she has resided ever since. Tom and Mary wish to adopt. Dawn's mother … visitation from May 13, 2014, to August 2014, and completed parenting classes in October 2014, his connection … of the time. He became impatient during some evaluations, complaining that they took too long, or that he had better …
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… in the sum of $21,000 per year for a period of six years, commencing August 1, 2012. At issue here is Subsection … Order executed by the parties on May 18, 2012. Article IV comprehensively and meticulously describes the custodial and … the other. On the contrary, both parties shall cooperate in every way to help the child better adjust [herself] to the …
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… At the time of Jack's birth, defendant was incarcerated for committing domestic violence against Pearl while she was … declined to cooperate with the Division and failed to communicate with his appointed trial counsel. He refused to … appear on the stand; it has a 'feel of the case' that can never be realized by a review of the cold record." N.J. Div. …
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… to terms of an initial order entered in the Court of Common Pleas of Philadelphia County in August 2015, the … and relief related to the cost of the therapist and communication between the parties.2 The judge conducted a … defendant as a joint legal custodian of [H.D.] would sever the last tangible connection" in their already tenuous …
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… in Judge Walls, Jr.'s decision. We add the following comments. The Division removed Joe from defendant's custody … the child and assistance to the parent to correct and overcome those circumstances that 4 A-3513-21 necessitated the … emotional or psychological harm to the child . . . ." Compare L. 2015, c. 82, § 3, with L. 2021, c. 154, § 9. The …
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… CONVINCING EVIDENCE AS THE COURT CONCEDED THAT [DEFENDANT] NEVER HARMED [RICHARD] BUT ERRONEOUSLY CONCLUDED THAT AN … 2:11-3(e)(1)(E), and affirm. We add only the following few comments. Parents have a constitutionally-protected right to … The constitutional right to the parental relationship, however, is not absolute. N.J. Div. of Youth & Family Servs. v. …