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… and that defendant is the PPR. Plaintiff was ordered to pay $150 per week in child support. 4 A-4153-18 Plaintiff … were suspended not terminated, and that his obligation to pay child support continued. The October 1, 2012 order that … Plaintiff argues that his income tax refund was taken to pay for child support arrears, his passport was revoked and …
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… would be deemed in default if he "fail[ed] to make [his] payments when they are due." The note also contained a … on the Lakewood property and used part of the proceeds to pay off $40,671.67 from his account balance with Wachovia. … alleging it was the holder of the note and demanding full payment of all amounts due plus interest. It also requested …
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… providing the lender could "declare immediately due and payable all sums" secured by the mortgage upon the sale or … in the Paterson property to a third party. He did not pay off the remaining balance on the loan. The third party, however, made timely payments that Crown Bank accepted until the loan was repaid …
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… divorce case to resolve a dispute regarding the repayment of college loans. Plaintiff also appeals from the … responsible for . . . their respective college loans" "when payment became due and owing" "after college." As a result, … "[a]fter college, neither . . . son . . . has made one payment towards the current balance," totaling "$174,411.13 …
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… father's hospitalization, plaintiff became responsible for paying the tavern's employees, as well as staffing for the tavern, making annual payments to maintain the liquor license, and paying various bills, including the tax bill. She continued …
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… allegations were sustained, an insurer would be required to pay the judgment." Wear v. Selective Ins. Co., 455 N.J. … which, if sustained, would have required Underground to pay the judgment. Plaintiff's complaint falls squarely … which, if proven, would have required Underground to pay the judgment, Underground had a duty to defend those …
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… [e]ngineer will be paid for each day lost at a basic day's pay. The medical department employs a "Sleep Assessment … costs are covered by the employee's medical insurance; co- payments and deductibles are the employee's responsibility. … by plaintiff's argument that NJ Transit was required to pay for his sleep apnea examination under N.J.S.A. …
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… ancillary businesses." The MSA, provided that Michael shall pay alimony to Lisa for a limited duration of nine years: … and $6,000 per month for the final four years. The alimony payments were calculated based upon Michael's reported … imputed income of $50,000. Michael is also obligated to pay child support in the amount of $309 per week, which was …
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… Ingrid asked the court to order the Division to pay for a private attorney: [INGRID]: Being that this case … having evidence, which I do have, is [the Division] able to pay for my private lawyer[?] 11 A-0422-21 THE COURT: No. [The Division] is not going to pay for your private lawyer. . . . [Y]ou've been given a …
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… bank account. Defendant alleges that he intended to repay the diverted amounts once his financial situation … the State that would involve no jail time and would include payment of $90,000 as full restitution in this matter[.]" … straight, non-custodial probation without jail time and to pay $90,000 in restitution and move on with my life . . . . …
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… Aura. The Agreement obligated plaintiff to make total payments of $12,831.12 over the course of the six-year car … as defendant. 3 A-1268-15T1 require him "to immediately pay [it], subject to any refund required by law, the … agreed plaintiff could defer his September and October 2013 payments until November 15, 2013. Plaintiff never paid …
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… legitimate reason for not promoting plaintiff as quickly or paying plaintiff as much as Bullock. All of the “evidence” … Plaintiff’s subjective feelings concerning both the payment of his co- workers and Mr. Sanders’s failure to say … that in retaliation for his numerous complaints about pay disparity and requests for reclassification, defendants …
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… past year, and I've spent like hundreds of dollars in co-pays because of all this stress, and my boss was accusing me … was further touching of any kind." He said he offered to pay for claimant's internet at home, so she could work … it would smell . . . . [H]e got caught . . . [and] had to pay a cleaning service to remove the smell and was fired." …
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… time in which the individual has worked; (6) the method of payment; (7) the manner of termination of the work … accrues retirement benefits; (11) whether the "employer" pays social security taxes; and (12) the intention of the … he was injured. The sixth factor is the method used to pay the alleged employee. The judge noted Savio was paid by …
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… N.J.S.A. 34:11-56(a) to - 56(a)38, and the New Jersey Wage Payment Law (WPL), N.J.S.A. 34:11-4.1 to -4.14, against … including their having funds withdrawn from his pay to reimburse defendants for items such as "truck … of forty (40) hours per week," but did not receive overtime pay as required by law. According to plaintiff, defendants' …
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… agreement entered into by the parties required tenants to pay monthly rent in advance on the first day of every month … on the fifth day of each month, tenants were required to pay a $100 late fee. 1 We refer to Peter Hilal by his given … February, May, June and July 2017, based on tenants' rent-payment envelopes that were postmarked on or after the fifth …
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… defendant's application to relieve him of his obligation to pay child support, but denied his request to compel the … enriched' by receiving sums and considering them [] payments for the support of their children." "Each parent … parenting obligations . . . [because] all private self[-]pay nurses must be paid at the end of each shift and private …
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… In August 2013, plaintiff agreed to invest $100,000, payable in several installments, for a 21.8 percent share of … contributions in the form of marketing, bookkeeping, paying invoices, and writing checks. Within ten months of plaintiff paying the first investment installment, InTown failed. …
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… duties, Russell discovered EOF funds may have been used to pay salaries for non-EOF Rutgers staff. After she raised the … to staff for investigation. Russell was then suspended with pay, pending the outcome of the investigation. Rutgers … that the dispute regarding the use of EOF funds to pay non-EOF salaries arose shortly after her appointment, …
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… settlement agreement ("MSA") provided that defendant would pay plaintiff permanent alimony of $250 per week. At the … divorce. Defendant states that his DuPont pension, which pays him $9,156 a month, "ha[d] been distributed under … (f) The ability of the obligor to maintain support payments following retirement, including whether the obligor …