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… Mom and dad are responsible for pickup and drop off, unless mutually agreed by between the parties that somebody … parenting time it's your time with the child? If something comes up you're going to speak with each other and explain … litigation, while a factor, is also not "a prerequisite for an award of counsel fees." J.E.V. v. K.V., 426 N.J. …
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… time, which Abraham subsequently paid to avoid a tax foreclosure. On December 28, 2011, Trotman executed a deed, which … the judge concluded that these badges of fraud did not compel a finding of fraudulent transfer. After rendering his … or obligation incurred by a debtor is fraudulent as to a creditor, whether the creditor's claim arose before or after …
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… five older children ranged in ages from eleven years old to less than one year old. The sixth child was born in 2015, … involved physical abuse, inadequate supervision, and exposure to substance abuse. In September 2014, the children … moved to terminate the Title 9 litigation. Cathy moved to compel the Division to produce copies of its records. The …
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… endangering the welfare of a child, N.J.S.A. 2C:24-4(a) (a lesser-included offense under count two), arguing: POINT I … State's introduction of: the eight-year-old victim's fresh complaint4 on the date of the assault; her video- recorded … said she saw him in the hallway. Well she may have. He was coming from the bathroom. He went to his computer. She came …
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… and was responsible for providing medical and dental insurance for the children. Unreimbursed medical expenses were to be paid in proportion to the parties' net incomes with defendant responsible for fifty-three percent and … After the parties' divorce, a guidance counselor recommended the parties' child engage in therapy. On December …
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… cases is limited. R. 1:36-3. 2 A-3625-20 Tonacchio, Spina & Compitello, attorneys for respondent/cross-appellant (Jeremy … . . . the best interest of the child . . . [and] make sure that we maybe even get to the bottom of the issues with … modified until the child was school age, yet he did the opposite in the 2021 order—all without an explanation. We …
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… Lynn Taska to testify as an expert in Child Sexual Abuse Accommodation Syndrome (CSAAS). She explained the term CSAAS … entrapment or accommodation, delayed or disorganized disclosure, and recantation. Defendant did not testify at trial. … from defendant's friend, who testified he regularly visited defendant's home but never saw evidence of the alleged …
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… Corey S. D. Norcross, on the brief). Jacqueline R. D'Alessandro, Deputy Attorney General, argued the cause for … same level of services previously approved . . . until the completion of a recertification by the new provider … hand, [B.F.'s expert] did not consult the [PCA] aide in completing her assessment and formulating her opinions and …
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… have supported an actual duress defense, and failing to communicate with him adequately, all of which led to an … to the police department or higher officials would be fruitless insofar as the corruption of the government was rampant … stating: Both defendants[2] argue that they were unfairly surprised when the State filed its interlocutory appeal on …
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… leave to appeal orders denying its motion to dismiss the complaint filed in the name of plaintiff Carolyn Repko ten … there. In the course of picking up her son-in-law after surgery in September 2016, the decedent, Carolyn Repko, fell … Inc., 880 A.2d 138, 143 (Conn. 2005) (quoting Gay & Lesbian Law Students Ass'n v. Bd. of Trs., 673 A.2d 484, 491 …
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… Court of New Jersey, Chancery Division, Family Part, Middlesex County, No. FM-12-0999-17. Arndt & Sutak, LLC, … "not live under the same roof" as Sam and they "maintained completely different households." She further certified they … agreement as written, unless doing so would lead to an absurd result." Ibid. Here, we need not address waiver of …
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… to reflect that Officer Campos knew defendant "from the community." Defendant's trial counsel rejected the State's … of evidence does not create reversible error. State v. Lassiter, 197 N.J. Super. 2, 9 (App. Div. 1984). Frequently, … counsel advised he would forego a limiting instruction unless Officer Campos's trial testimony differed from the …
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… cases is limited. R. 1:36-3. 2 A-3625-20 Tonacchio, Spina & Compitello, attorneys for respondent/cross-appellant (Jeremy … . . . the best interest of the child . . . [and] make sure that we maybe even get to the bottom of the issues with … modified until the child was school age, yet he did the opposite in the 2021 order—all without an explanation. We …
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… part: It is unlawful for any person who has received any income derived, directly or indirectly, [from a pattern of … to principal or interest because of the laws relating to usury.8 In this case, the State alleges that the defendant … with internal command systems or structures, as well less organized and non- traditional criminal groups. While …
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… have supported an actual duress defense, and failing to communicate with him adequately, all of which led to an … to the police department or higher officials would be fruitless insofar as the corruption of the government was rampant … stating: Both defendants[2] argue that they were unfairly surprised when the State filed its interlocutory appeal on …
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… leave to appeal orders denying its motion to dismiss the complaint filed in the name of plaintiff Carolyn Repko ten … there. In the course of picking up her son-in-law after surgery in September 2016, the decedent, Carolyn Repko, fell … Inc., 880 A.2d 138, 143 (Conn. 2005) (quoting Gay & Lesbian Law Students Ass'n v. Bd. of Trs., 673 A.2d 484, 491 …
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… the State of New Jersey . . . ." Based on the court's accompanying written decision, it appears this requirement was … trip was the only time of the year when the children visited their grandmother. Plaintiff appeals both the trial … 9:2-4 (stating it is the public policy of the State to "assure minor children of frequent and continuing contact with …
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… endangering the welfare of a child, N.J.S.A. 2C:24-4(a) (a lesser-included offense under count two), arguing: POINT I … State's introduction of: the eight-year-old victim's fresh complaint4 on the date of the assault; her video- recorded … said she saw him in the hallway. Well she may have. He was coming from the bathroom. He went to his computer. She came …
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… witnesses or documentary evidence at the hearing. In her comprehensive opinion, Judge Gallina-Mecca carefully … drunk driver. . . . The [c]ourt finds that [Maria]'s disclosures concerning parental behaviors were corroborated by the … to drive herself and [Maria] home from the party. Nevertheless, in her impaired state she determined that her paramour …
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… told Lucy she would need her own apartment and sufficient income to care for Eddie before the Division could consider … a twice-weekly visitation schedule, but defendant only visited Eddie four times in November. He told caseworkers that … Although DNA testing of Lucy and Alice virtually assured that Eddie was defendant's offspring, he insisted on …