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… 9:6- 8.293 and 9:6-8.30, and later filed a verified complaint for custody, care, and supervision of R.R., … I'm getting these prescriptions and [Fleisch] [made] recommendations that she should lower certain things but she … So, between not telling Patharkar that and not being completely upfront, I believe, with the caseworker that Dr. …
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… Nicholson, asserting a per quod claim, filed a six-count complaint against defendants Bloomin Brands, Inc., Outback … (3) the monitoring of safety requirements for food preparation, production, and handling; (4) compliance with … and monitoring of employees as well as their production, preparation, and handling of food, food surfaces, and …
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… for crisis intervention. Soon after, the police received complaints from a family member that defendant possessed a … he was concerned about the safety of his family and of the community[.]" 1 Because the facts of this case involve … that the police . . . were performing an important community caretaking responsibility . . . by removing the …
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… to reimburse plaintiff, denied plaintiff's application to compel defendant to pay child support arrears, and denied … in child support based on the increase in defendant's income and the decrease in her income compared to their … was entitled to a reduction in child support on the PSA paragraph providing for a review of child support upon …
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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 … file a notice for a trial de novo; and – in its final paragraph – "[d]efendant shall file a notice for a trial de … fees. B But, as we have noted, this was not the end of the parade of errors. Having been given time to file a notice of …
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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 … Beginning in 2012, both Nancy and Carl refused to visit or communicate with plaintiff voluntarily. A September 9, 2011 …
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… convicted by a jury of first - degree murder, conspiracy to commit murder, and possession of a firearm for an unlawful … defendant on three counts: (1) second-degree conspiracy to commit murder, in violation of N.J.S.A. 2C:11-3(a) or (b) … defendant filed a motion for a new trial alleging the State committed a Brady violation by failing to disclose the …
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… hole in the ceiling. Believing defendant crawled through a common attic space, police entered a neighboring apartment. … described each building in the complex as having four separate entrances with apartments at the ground level and … of the items or substance at that time is chargeable as a separate offense. The statute, where it speaks of concealment …
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… $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 … reasonable rate of return to the underearning assets, comparable to a prudent use of investment capital. In Miller, …
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… In September 2017, the Division filed its guardianship complaint in this matter. That same month, the mother gave … wished to adopt. Once he or she is provided with that comparative information, the caretaker's preference between the … in the best interests standard are not discrete and separate; they relate to and overlap with one another to …
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… defendant David Shannon, a former employee who began competing against plaintiff, allegedly using legally … judgment in favor of defendant on all counts of plaintiff's complaint, arguing that genuine issues of material fact … plaintiff and defendant entered into a "Confidential Separation Agreement and General Release" (the Agreement), …
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… that he and Catherine argued often and were considering separating but denied becoming violent with her. Moreover, defendant noted that he … documents considered was a "medical collateral" from Dr. Paragus5 related to Alexandra. The investigatory summary …
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… substantially for the reasons provided in Judge Borkowski's comprehensive opinion entered after a hearing. Russell holds … June 4, 2019. The approval noted that Russell "successfully completed a handgun qualification course, with a Glock 19, . … responded that she had not attacked him since they separated over two years before, but that she knew in …
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… of an Administrative Law Judge (ALJ) and by rejecting his recommendation to award her accidental disability benefits. We … injure her right ankle. She began treatment under workers' compensation with Dr. Sheldon Lin, an orthopedic surgeon who … Slater with internal derangement of the right ankle and recommended physical therapy and nonsteroidal …
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… because he was given a longer prison term than the recommendations in his plea agreements. The sentencing court … Defendant had been charged with multiple crimes in five separate indictments and an accusation. As noted earlier, two … 17, 2017, defendant pled guilty to four crimes under four separate indictments: (1) second-degree unlawful possession of …
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… NOT TO BE PUBLISHED WITHOUT THE APPROVAL OF THE COMMITTEE ON OPINIONS This opinion shall not binding upon … in Weehawken. The Estuary is a 582-unit luxury apartment complex located on the Hudson River with New York City … matter to this court for factual consideration both of the compensation awarded for one of the easements and for …
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… defendant to two years of probation, and ordered him to complete an anger management course and submit to a "complete mental health screen and . . . follow any … . . . ensuring the child's safety. This child's safety is paramount. And we believe that under the circumstances[,] an …
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… bought their property in 2004, grass covered the area comprising the easement. In April 2008, defendant hired a … home when they bought their own home. Plaintiffs did not complain to defendants about the trees until 2012, when the … were obstructing their view. In response to plaintiffs' complaints, defendants trimmed the trees back, and did so on …
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… Lai appeals in A-5633-14 from orders dismissing her complaint against defendants Borough of Metuchen, the … order in A-1413-15 sanctioning her for filing a frivolous complaint. Because there is no record of plaintiff having … defendants, we affirm the dismissals of plaintiff's complaints. We, however, vacate the sanction order entered …