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… entered on June 7, 2010. Under the MSA, plaintiff agreed to pay defendant child support of $12,000 per month. In addition, plaintiff agreed to pay defendant alimony of $10,000 per month for ten years. …
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… or subject to a known legal obligation to make specified payments or other disposition whether from such property or … property obtained as his own and fails to make the required payment or disposition. In order to find the defendant … legal obligation required the defendant to make specified payment or other disposition from the property itself or its …
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… Using those imputed incomes, the court ordered defendant to pay limited duration alimony for four-and-one-half years in … child support guidelines, the court ordered defendant to pay plaintiff child support in the amount of $226 per week. …
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… to a parenting time plan, and child support, with plaintiff paying defendant $100 per week. Thereafter, the parties … the Family Part erred in failing to require defendant to pay him child support based on his contention that he was …
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… determination, the Commissioner ordered Tom and Mary to pay $38,329.20 for tuition costs to defendant, the Board of … domiciled in the District, and should be disenrolled and pay tuition costs of "$212.94 for each day [the] child …
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… prior November 16, 2017 order, which required plaintiff to pay defendant's attorney's fees incurred in connection with … nature of the distributions, as opposed to cash settlement payments, the refunding bond requirement of N.J.S.A. … If Plaintiff is alleging the $100,000 remittance is a payment, and not a distribution, it is unclear why she did …
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… a hearing in the Office of Administrative Law (OAL), back pay, counsel fees, and costs. The Commission's final … The Commission rejected Lisowski's claim for "back pay, costs, counsel fees, or any other relief[]" because he …
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… means an unlawful gambling scheme in which (a) the players pay or agree to pay something of value for chances, represented and …
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… she turned in her keys on February 9, 2019. She did not pay rent in January or February 2019. On February 19, 2019, … receipts at trial. Plaintiff argues she should not have to pay rent for March 2019. The court's award of March's rent …
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… operate a childcare facility. In 2016, defendant failed to pay property taxes and the municipality issued a tax sale … In October 2018, Stengart attempted to negotiate a pay-off of the lien amount but plaintiff declined to … equity in the property to enable defendant to repay the lien and other carrying expenses incurred by …
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… this motion should have had to have been filed. He's not paying any child support whatsoever. Certainly[,] it’s not a … party against whom the fees are sought has the ability to pay; the good or bad faith of either party in pursuing or … as a waiver or denial of either party's right to secure payment of counsel fees for any breach by the other of the …
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… commercial lease. The lease provided that Tenant would pay $1300 per month in rent for premises that were … declined to reduce the rent, and the Tenant stopped paying rent as of June 1, 2018. 3 A-1546-18T1 On July 2, … Special Civil Part seeking a judgment of possession for non-payment of rent. Tenant responded by moving to transfer the …
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… to a parenting time plan, and child support, with plaintiff paying defendant $100 per week. Thereafter, the parties … the Family Part erred in failing to require defendant to pay him child support based on his contention that he was …
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… entered on June 7, 2010. Under the MSA, plaintiff agreed to pay defendant child support of $12,000 per month. In addition, plaintiff agreed to pay defendant alimony of $10,000 per month for ten years. …
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… Using those imputed incomes, the court ordered defendant to pay limited duration alimony for four-and-one-half years in … child support guidelines, the court ordered defendant to pay plaintiff child support in the amount of $226 per week. …
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… out of the store with the four candles and without making a payment. The State contended that defendant was pretending … to ten days of community service. He also required her to pay the store $120 in restitution, plus various court costs … testimony explaining that the store personnel were paying close attention to defendant's actions as a "person …
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… Further, the judge concluded that "other than the nonpayment of rent claim, plaintiff ha[d] not set forth any … court's docket as an action for possession based upon non-payment of rent." Additionally, the judge ordered the matter … one of the enumerated grounds, including a tenant's nonpayment of rent, N.J.S.A. 2A:18-61.1(a), and disorderly …
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… He admitted there was no evidence defendants promised to pay for the legal services rendered, but argued the facts … The most conventional fee arrangement is for a client to pay an attorney on an hourly basis." Balducci, 240 N.J. at … representation of clients who are unable or unwilling to pay an hourly rate." See ibid. The contingency fees rule …
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… owned by DeMarco, employed Rivera as a line cook and used a payroll company, Paychex, Inc., to 1 In the order, the judge entered default … 476 N.J. Super. 169, 183 (App. Div. 2023). 3 A-2751-21 pay its employees. On May 23, 2019, Paychex issued a check …
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… for liability to others, limited to $1,000,000, and medical payments to others, limited to $10,000. The policy also … has a $1,000,000 personal liability limit and a medical payments to others limit of $5,000. It also contains a … (2) the motion judge erroneously relied on the medical payments to others coverage in the FMI policy; and (3) the …