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… consult and communicate on all issues involving their child. We glean the following procedural history and facts … fees to plaintiff. Plaintiff counters that the judge's determinations must be given deference and there was no abuse … of review, we are satisfied the judge's determination was supported by adequate, substantial, and credible evidence in …
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… their privacy, we refer to the parties and their minor children by their initials. R. 1:38-3(d). NOT FOR … expenses were to be paid; and (8) awarding plaintiff child support in the amount of $141.00 per week after erroneously … home and to refinance it. The record supports the judge's determination. The judge held that both properties were to be …
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… their privacy, we refer to the parties and their minor children by their initials. R. 1:38-3(d). NOT FOR … expenses were to be paid; and (8) awarding plaintiff child support in the amount of $141.00 per week after erroneously … home and to refinance it. The record supports the judge's determination. The judge held that both properties were to be …
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… divorce. They shared parenting time with their three young children based on a custody and parenting time order. On … she harassed him earlier that day following their youngest child's nursery school graduation. On July 3, 2023, the … court are generally binding on appeal, provided they are "supported by adequate, substantial, credible evidence." …
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… divorce. They shared parenting time with their three young children based on a custody and parenting time order. On … she harassed him earlier that day following their youngest child's nursery school graduation. On July 3, 2023, the … court are generally binding on appeal, provided they are "supported by adequate, substantial, credible evidence." …
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… he sought compensatory and punitive damages for wrongful termination (Count One), reverse racial discrimination in … to allow denial of the motion. Ibid. The following facts supporting each plaintiff's case are presented in that … believed the reprehensible nature of the conduct required termination of the two men. A-2778-08T3 9 Larmer and …
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… he sought compensatory and punitive damages for wrongful termination (Count One), reverse racial discrimination in … to allow denial of the motion. Ibid. The following facts supporting each plaintiff's case are presented in that … believed the reprehensible nature of the conduct required termination of the two men. A-2778-08T3 9 Larmer and …
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… employer's legitimate, non-discriminatory reasons for her termination. She also failed to establish a link between her termination and her workers' compensation claim. Finally, … judgment before discovery was completed. The motion was supported by a statement of material facts and documents …
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… employer's legitimate, non-discriminatory reasons for her termination. She also failed to establish a link between her termination and her workers' compensation claim. Finally, … judgment before discovery was completed. The motion was supported by a statement of material facts and documents …
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… R. 5:12-4(b) Hearings and trials held by Division of Child Protection and Permanency R. 5:19-2 Confidentiality of … N.J.S.A. 9:3-48(b) Hearing on complaint for adop- tion of child is held in camera. N.J.S.A. 2C:14-7(a) Court shall …
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… DIVISION DOCKET NO. A-4740-17T4 NEW JERSEY DIVISION OF CHILD PROTECTION AND PERMANENCY, Plaintiff-Respondent, v. … injured Carla. The court highlighted the lack of details to support Dr. Levenbrown's opinion that either person injured … (1995). In a fact-finding hearing under Title 9, "(1) any determination that the child is an abused or neglected child …
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… DIVISION DOCKET NO. A-4740-17T4 NEW JERSEY DIVISION OF CHILD PROTECTION AND PERMANENCY, Plaintiff-Respondent, v. … injured Carla. The court highlighted the lack of details to support Dr. Levenbrown's opinion that either person injured … (1995). In a fact-finding hearing under Title 9, "(1) any determination that the child is an abused or neglected child …
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… which charged him with fifteen counts of second-degree child endangerment, N.J.S.A. 2C:24- 4(b)(4), (5)(a)(i), … The ordinary meanings of the terms "portray" and "depict" support numerous tenable interpretations. Thus, we consider … emotional, and mental health of the child[,]" and that determination was supported by evidence. Id. at 758. Thus, …
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… temporarily reside in Pennsylvania with the parties' minor children, and allowed defendant parenting time on weekends … history. The parties were married in May 2007, and two children were born of the marriage, in February 2006 and … the State of Pennsylvania. In a certification submitted in support of her motion, plaintiff noted that she and the two …
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… temporarily reside in Pennsylvania with the parties' minor children, and allowed defendant parenting time on weekends … history. The parties were married in May 2007, and two children were born of the marriage, in February 2006 and … the State of Pennsylvania. In a certification submitted in support of her motion, plaintiff noted that she and the two …
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… Court egregiously abused discretion in award of unallocated support (Alimony and Child Support) without ever conducting any hearing, … rights, without any child custody or parenting time determination, caused by false domestic violence allegations …
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… Court egregiously abused discretion in award of unallocated support (Alimony and Child Support) without ever conducting any hearing, … rights, without any child custody or parenting time determination, caused by false domestic violence allegations …
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… 2A:82-46 and Rule 1:38-3(c)(9), records relating to child victims of sexual assault or abuse are confidential. … to defendant because he had a familial relationship to the children-victims in this sexual abuse case. NOT FOR … found defendant presented only self-serving assertions in support of his criticism of his trial counsel's performance. …
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… 2A:82-46 and Rule 1:38-3(c)(9), records relating to child victims of sexual assault or abuse are confidential. … to defendant because he had a familial relationship to the children-victims in this sexual abuse case. NOT FOR … found defendant presented only self-serving assertions in support of his criticism of his trial counsel's performance. …
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… abuse against defendant that were memorialized in the child victim's March 30, 2016 videorecorded statement to law … trial. Prior to trial, the State informed the defense the child was unable to recall all but one incident. During the … court's order, relying initially on the evidence rules to support his position. He claims A.R.'s lack of recollection …