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… and brass knuckles. On April 18, 2018, the Division filed a complaint for custody of the children. The trial court … neglect because J.A. and P.A., Sr. had not obtained recommended treatment for S.A.'s club foot or possible kidney … disorder. Following the children's removal, J.A. was noncompliant with her methadone program. She completed a drug …
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… in alimony. The parties later moved to New Jersey to accommodate John's employment opportunities. 3 A-4947-17T3 In March 2015, Tara commenced this action, seeking to register the Florida … 2015, Bernard's school suspended him for assaulting a classmate and refused to allow him to return without a …
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… affirm largely for reasons expressed in the trial court's comprehensive, written opinion. 1 Lisa's father, D.St., did … and housing information assistance. Defendant was not compliant with the services. Defendant was directed to … time, and has lived with Lana since then. Defendant did not complete the services to which she was ordered that included …
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… affirm. Plaintiff owns and operates a 360-unit apartment complex in Pine Hill, which is federally subsidized through … 8 awards. See 42 U.S.C.A. § 1437f. In 2007, defendant commenced her tenancy in a one-bedroom apartment located in … "has been evicted from federally assisted housing in the last five years." 24 C.F.R. 982.552(c)(ii). 10 A-0101-15T2 …
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… consistently exercise her right to this parenting time or complied with psychotherapy and a mental health evaluation. … any special deference." Manalapan Realty v. Manalapan Twp. Comm., 140 N.J. 366, 378 (1995). The general rule is that … to the following factors: the parents' ability to agree, communicate and cooperate in matters relating to the child; …
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… INVESTIGATOR FOR THAT PROOF, UNDULY PREJUDICING DEFENDANT, COMPELLING REVERSAL OF THE JUDGMENT BELOW. POINT II- BECAUSE … Super. at 68-69 (alterations in original) (quoting, in the last instance, T.B., 207 N.J. at 307).] "In cases where the … he was not intoxicated and blamed it on the police for unfairly arresting him." 10 A-3411-19 The judge credited …
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… Although defendant again began treatment, his initial compliance soon faltered. He failed to complete the intensive outpatient program, refused to … to produce any positive drug screens after he left the last treatment program in 2018. The second prong "inquiry …
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… defendant to pay $450 per month for each child's dance classes. We, however, vacate the reduction of child support … in either March or April. Plaintiff then filed a palimony complaint and sought child support. Defendant, a … kept on file with the dance studio. Plaintiff's palimony complaint, child support, and dance related costs were …
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… with "remaining expenses . . . shared pursuant to the income percentages on the [c]hild [s]upport [g]uideline[s] … child support was calculated from his gross weekly income of $2,500 and plaintiff's gross weekly income of $3,454. The MSA acknowledged plaintiff's final …
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… and would "love to have visitors." They agreed he would come over a few days later. Plaintiff believed it was "imminently possible" someone might come over to defendants' house while he was there because Shore was "very lonely," "wanted to have some company," and "has other friends." He understood Shore had …
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… a valid license and is not subject to an action by the Commissioner. As such, the asset sale was valid, the … . . . , and who is not the subject of any action by the commissioner . . . , shall be permitted to sell the assets … within 2,500 feet of an existing [check cashing] office or mobile office.” N.J.S.A. 17:15A-41(e); see also Roman Check …
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… Plaintiff Laura Zuluaga appeals from a Law Division order compelling arbitration and dismissing plaintiff's complaint with prejudice. We affirm in part and reverse and … by the FAA, by the laws of the state in which Employee last worked for the Company without regard to principles of …
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… v. ARIZONA BEVERAGES USA, LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY, ARIZONA BEVERAGE COMPANY, LLC, ISLAM AHMED, both individually and in his … from a November 14, 2022 Law Division order dismissing her complaint against defendants Arizona Beverage USA and …
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… drugs and drug paraphernalia in the car's passenger compartment and a firearm in the wheel well of the trunk. … Road in Howell and found the concerned citizen, who had last seen the erratic 3 A-3644-21 driver heading east on … the search of the car's interior, the court found the automobile exception to the warrant requirement applied, because …
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… false because the van had flat tires and was therefore immobile at the time of that alleged transaction. Defendant … hearing. The court found defendant did not present any competent evidence establishing detective Delgado's … permitted under defendant's plea agreement, see State v. Fuentes, 217 N.J. 57, 70 (2014) ("A sentence imposed …
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… Bergen Homes LLC (Great Bergen Homes). The lease was to commence September 15, 2019, and end September 14, 2020, … and the eviction moratorium. Plaintiffs then filed a complaint on June 10, 2021, in the Law Division, Special … received at least $12,107.80 from Department of Community Affairs (DCA) for defendant's rent during the pendency of this …
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… standing in their yard for weeks on end. Plaintiffs complained about the water inundating their property to … when the nuisance cannot physically be removed, it is unfair to impose a continuing, impossible to fulfill duty to … any error we deem harmless, Higgins v. Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corp., 282 N.J. Super. 600, 609 (App. Div. 1995). Only …
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… 60,000 shares of defendant ExxonMobil Corporation's common stock, held in street name through a brokerage firm. … a judgment permitting inspection. Plaintiff's verified complaint alleged violations of statutory and common law … a dramatic reduction in the dependence of [sic] fossil fuels." Accordingly, plaintiff sought "to investigate …
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… the women asked to see his phone. Defendant did not comply and instead ran out of the store. The women followed … "which 4 A-4882-15T4 was equipped with a dashboard-mounted mobile video recorder (MVR)," to record the encounter. … court can rule on the issues before it"). "[I]t would be unfair, and contrary to our established rules, to decide the …
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… Defendant then moved to exclude the State's evidence of Mobile Video Recorder (MVR) footage from the patrol car of … Manganaro described defendant's demeanor as "[v]ery combative." At trial, the State played some of the MVR … vision, balance, and breathing. The effects of the spray last for approximately thirty minutes but do not cause …