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… hole in the ceiling. Believing defendant crawled through a common attic space, police entered a neighboring apartment. … as defendant's possession of the cocaine in this case, we question the application of this statute. 13 A-1649-17T2 . . … so as to shock the judicial conscience." [State v. Fuentes, 217 N.J. 57, 70 (2014) (alteration in original) …
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… following a post-judgment plenary hearing denying his request to terminate alimony. Plaintiff Patricia Mele … $112,264 per 3 A-2592-18T4 year. The judge imputed an income of $20,000 per year to plaintiff, then sixty- three … and elected not to have [the c]ourt consider his present income." The judge found both parties "appear[ed] to be in …
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… In September 2017, the Division filed its guardianship complaint in this matter. That same month, the mother gave … adding her to the guardianship proceedings in an amended complaint. At the initial four-day trial, the Division … she wished to adopt. Once he or she is provided with that comparative information, the caretaker's preference between …
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… early plays. But we find no humor in defendant's comedy of errors. Indeed, at first blush, there is a strong … may pity though not pardon thee." William Shakespeare, The Comedy of Errors act I, scene 1 (1594). Yet, like the Duke, … confirmation order. 1 On the return date of one of the subsequent motions, defense counsel acknowledged he …
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… of the elevator and bite her arm. Gaby ran to the apartment complex's security booth, and the guards called the police. … Helene were later returned, but Gaby, who did not want to come home, was adopted by relatives living in Canada. I. … you take out the house and run away with?"; "Why did you come here?" David even threatened to send Gaby back to …
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… education of the children/child based on the respective income of the parties at that time, and New Jersey case law." … when the child: (a) reaches the age of twenty-one or completion of four academic years of college, whichever last … 5 A-3592-18T4 2018. Notably, plaintiff did not request that child support be paid directly to Carl or …
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… v. COUNTY OF MERCER, and MERCER COUNTY PARK COMMISSION, Defendants-Respondents. … order granting the summary judgment dismissal of her complaint against defendants Mercer County Park Commission … surgeon, plaintiff sustained "[l]eft foot comminuted oblique displaced fractures of the distal shafts of the second …
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… because he was given a longer prison term than the recommendations in his plea agreements. The sentencing court did not follow the recommendations because defendant did not appear on the date … it was thrown out of the window during the pursuit. Consequently, the court ruled that the handgun had been lawfully …
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… to reimburse plaintiff, denied plaintiff's application to compel defendant to pay child support arrears, and denied … vested. On May 10, 2017, plaintiff emailed defendant and requested they reevaluate child support by reexamining the … in child support based on the increase in defendant's income and the decrease in her income compared to their …
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… dealership, fronts onto County Road in the Borough's R-7.5 commercial district. At the rear of Lot 3 lies Lot 4, a smaller accompanying lot used for inventory and in the Borough's R-9 … In October 2016, a Borough zoning official denied the request of the Foundation for a zoning permit evidencing …
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… argued often and were considering separating but denied becoming violent with her. Moreover, defendant noted that he … on July 6, 2018, Catherine contacted the caseworker to request a meeting and informed her that she had been issued a … 2 In her TRO application, Catherine alleged that defendant committed the predicate acts of assault and harassment. She …
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… the sole beneficiary of decedent's estate.2 I. This action commenced with Fried's filing of a caveat with the Middlesex … interposing the same objections. Paul filed a verified complaint requesting appointment as the administrator of decedent's …
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… the home on Sunday, [September 30, 2018] . . . and did not come home until [October 2, 2018]." Further, Mae informed … eight or nine o'clock that night. Because she did not come home as planned, Ryan called his mother's cell phone. … to arrange for a caregiver in her absence. The Division requested care, custody and supervision of Ryan and asked that …
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… documents purporting to be proof of insurance. He gave his company name as "Silverlining," based at a Salem address. Three of the victims resided in adult communities. Defendant obtained deposits, in the form of … the relevant section of this opinion. The judge was not requested to provide, nor did she give, an instruction …
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… building. She sued her landlord, its manager, and the company that serviced the elevator. For lack of proof of … requirement. She claims that it defeats the purpose of the Comparative Negligence Act, N.J.S.A. 2A:15–5.1 to –5.8, … issue de novo). Without citing any New Jersey authority questioning, let alone dispensing with, the third prong, …
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… court was delivered by ACCURSO, J.A.D. This case is less complicated than it appears. Plaintiff Eileen McNellis- … firm wrote to plaintiff advising it would not file any complaint on her behalf as lawyers there were convinced "we … of a Tort Claims Act notice requires a simple, three-step sequential analysis that never changes. Id. at 118. The first …
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… 2 involuntary dismissal of plaintiff's personal injury complaint, pursuant to Rule 4:37-2(b).1 We reverse. On February 24, 2017, plaintiff filed a complaint seeking damages for personal injuries allegedly … to appear at 1:30 p.m. as expected, defense counsel requested that "the case . . . be dismissed." Instead of a …
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… or if she was in any kind of pain. He repeated these questions three times, until defendant eventually responded, … ordered defendant to have a psychological evaluation and comply with all treatment recommendations and temporarily suspended his supervised …
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… Linda Cowley's and Robert Cowley's medical malpractice complaint based upon their failure to serve an affidavit of … (AOM), after it rejected plaintiffs' argument that the "common knowledge" exception relieved them of the obligation … a physician's order, became dislodged. We find that the unique circumstances of this case satisfied the purposes of the …
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… argued the cause for Philadelphia Indemnity Insurance Company2 (Mitchell S. Berman LLC, attorney; Mitchell S. … Counsel retained by Philadelphia Indemnity Insurance Company has appeared in both the trial court and here to … victim of the crime to prosecute this civil action. Consequently, we reject Arthur's opposition6 to the turnover of …