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… EPSTEIN I ~ ROV A LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY VIA FEDERAL EXPRESS Hon. Michael J. Blee Acting … effects, and chemical structure. Various active ingredients fall within the GLP-1 class of drugs, including … F. Kennedy, and Philadelphia). Presently, per the Conrt's website, …
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… 1 = In the Matter of New Jersey Department of Education Complaint Investigation Report (Amended) C2024-6877 Docket … AND THERE IS NO. BASIS FOR OSE'S CLAIM THAT THE REMEDIES ELC SEEKS ARE UNREALISTIC OR VIOLATIVE OF LAW(Pa15-17, … issued by OAL and by law is required to post them on its website. N.J.S.A. 18A:46-1.2. requests, whether brought by …
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… decision on a case. Their job is to help both parties find common ground for a settlement. Statewide Mediation … mediator mentors list shall be published on the Judiciary’s website. The mediator mentor, in addition to permitting the … of possible compromise and to develop a solution that meets everyone’s interests. Sometimes, the mediator may meet with …
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… was incarcerated at times during the litigation and only complied sporadically with scheduled dates for evaluations … them and K.J. at the time of the bonding evaluation. In her comprehensive opinion, Judge Cunningham found that the … that the trial judge erred in her analysis because he never specifically harmed K.J. "directly," did not produce …
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… eleven-month-old daughter. For the reasons that follow, we reverse and remand. On May 27, 2014, the parties appeared … dispute through a counsel-only conference. After unsworn comments from the parties and argument from counsel, the … reasoning, nor that the court failed to consider probative competent evidence. In this appeal, we agree with defendant …
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… (Division) presented evidence that T.S.S. did not comply with drug rehabilitation or psychiatric therapy services, although she was psychiatrically committed to a hospital while pregnant with the younger boy. … but had a secure bond with their resource parents. In her comprehensive opinion, Judge White found that the Division …
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… eleven-month-old daughter. For the reasons that follow, we reverse and remand. On May 27, 2014, the parties appeared … dispute through a counsel-only conference. After unsworn comments from the parties and argument from counsel, the … reasoning, nor that the court failed to consider probative competent evidence. In this appeal, we agree with defendant …
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… was incarcerated at times during the litigation and only complied sporadically with scheduled dates for evaluations … them and K.J. at the time of the bonding evaluation. In her comprehensive opinion, Judge Cunningham found that the … that the trial judge erred in her analysis because he never specifically harmed K.J. "directly," did not produce …
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… (Division) presented evidence that T.S.S. did not comply with drug rehabilitation or psychiatric therapy services, although she was psychiatrically committed to a hospital while pregnant with the younger boy. … but had a secure bond with their resource parents. In her comprehensive opinion, Judge White found that the Division …
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… T 856.663.8200 T 866.LOCKSLAW F 856.661.8400 www.lockslaw.com VIA LAWYERS SERVICE The Hon: Glenn A. Grant, J.A.D. … filings will continue to grow exponentially over the next several years. Accordingly, as the Administrative Office of … Patch Pogust, Braslow & Milrood Burns, Gregory Burns, Edie MID-L-7018-18 Proceed Ventral Patch LMCBS/levin …
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… by Judge Nora J. Grimbergen in her thirty-three-page comprehensive written decision. I. We need not recite in … transitioned to unsupervised parenting time in 2018. Robert completed a parenting-skills program, participated in … evaluation, Robert acknowledged having been arrested several times for drug possession. Effective February 28, …
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… The resource parent could not assume Donald's care, but recommended a friend, another licensed resource parent, whom … test shortly after Donald's removal in early December, however, explaining he could not care for the baby as he was … resources to assist him raising his son. Dr. Wells also recommended the Division continue to provide defendant …
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… stable housing and employment; she was incarcerated for several months; and, resisted offered services to address her … that Dana needed long-term psychiatric treatment, but her compliance with treatment was episodic. In the months … adoption fell through, the Division twice sought ICPC studies in Colorado. Both times, approval of placement was not …
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… safety. In September of the same year, the Division filed a complaint for custody of Gil. One year later, in September … the brother told a Division worker he was there "mostly every day to keep her company and help out." Wendy was … of challenges Gil could present, such as "defiance, disobedience, having very severe emotional reaction to …
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… reduced defendant's parenting time from seven overnights every two weeks, to two overnights every two weeks. … just two out of fourteen days. As a result, plaintiff has become the de facto primary residential custodian. Defendant … submits he was never provided with a full copy of the complaint filed by plaintiff before the hearing.2 Defendant …
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… elected not to testify at trial, his defense was that he "committed passion/provocation manslaughter, not murder." Id. … among other things, defendant argued his trial attorney committed structural error by disregarding his claims 5 … he was going to kill me. . . . My attorney argued with me several times about how to present the case to the jury and …
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… Division offered father services to address his issues. However, father either declined the services or was discharged for non-compliance from those programs in which he enrolled. 4 … in mid-2022. The services providers reported mother had complied with their program requirements. Around July 2022, …
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… elected not to testify at trial, his defense was that he "committed passion/provocation manslaughter, not murder." Id. … among other things, defendant argued his trial attorney committed structural error by disregarding his claims 5 … he was going to kill me. . . . My attorney argued with me several times about how to present the case to the jury and …
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… reduced defendant's parenting time from seven overnights every two weeks, to two overnights every two weeks. … just two out of fourteen days. As a result, plaintiff has become the de facto primary residential custodian. Defendant … submits he was never provided with a full copy of the complaint filed by plaintiff before the hearing.2 Defendant …
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… safety. In September of the same year, the Division filed a complaint for custody of Gil. One year later, in September … the brother told a Division worker he was there "mostly every day to keep her company and help out." Wendy was … of challenges Gil could present, such as "defiance, disobedience, having very severe emotional reaction to …