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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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… to a two-week cycle as their parenting time plan, which accommodated plaintiff's work schedule and afforded each party … in her residence tested by an independent company to assure the environment was free of tobacco smoke. If the air … from 8:30 a.m until 6:00 p.m., and holidays to 8:00 p.m. unless the next day was a school day, in which case …
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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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… 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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… 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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… Oh filed a claim for unemployment benefits. A deputy commissioner in the New Jersey Department of Labor denied … Office of Benefit Appeals WILL NOT INITIATE A CALL TO YOU UNLESS YOU HAVE REGISTERED FOR THE HEARING AS INSTRUCTED … registered for the hearing. You are responsible for making sure the [a]ppeals [e]xaminer has the correct telephone …
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… The Division investigated and established both parents had committed acts of neglect. The Division provided in-home … child support be paid to the mother and the other half deposited into a trust account. In December 2014, the court … and instead recommended continued therapy and gradual exposure to the father to help Eric overcome his reluctance to …
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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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… and Kayla. The facts are fully set forth in Judge Wright's comprehensive twenty-nine page opinion, and need not be … and J.M. tested positive for opiates. J.M. voluntarily surrendered her parental rights to these children before … with him and beat Felix were manufactured for trial. He posited the children testified against him because they, …
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… and Firemen's Retirement System, Department of the Treasury, PFRS No. 3-10-052444. John D. Feeley argued the cause … two back. The suspect was not responsive to the officers' commands. The suspect bent down to pick up an object[,] … achieve the important assurance that the traumatic event posited as the basis for an accidental disability pension is …
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… otitis media (SOM).2 Between 1998 and 2001, plaintiff visited defendants on numerous occasions for ear related complaints. In May 1999, plaintiff failed his school hearing … area behind the eardrum." Plaintiff then underwent several surgeries, including a tympanomastoidectomy, which Dr. …
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… and Chase. On appeal from the New Jersey Civil Service Commission, Docket No. 2021-126. Lisa Sanes, appellant, … the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, which included the closures of public buildings, including City Hall where … improbable, and not 'hanging together' with, and discredited and overborne in significant respects by, other …
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… question which asked: "[h]ave you ever been confined or committed to a mental institution or hospital for treatment … "she would pay for what she did to him[,] and he would make sure she rots in hell." The second report described how … of the term was predicated solely on AA's prerequisites.1 Simply because Luczu has maintained three decades of …
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… v. James J. Trautner, Albert Wunsch, Jeffrey R. Surenian, Joseph Mariniello, Jr., 800 Sylvan Avenue, LLC, … Road, Suite 100 Florham Park, NJ 07932 ssalmon@jmslawyers.com Of Counsel and On the Brief: Scott D. Salmon, Esq. … THAT IT WAS CORRECT Respondents repeat the argument posited by the Appellate Division that because they believe …
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… as charged in the indictment and second-degree robbery, a lesser included offense of count two. He was acquitted of … to the church and speak with a police officer there. They complied. Police used OnStar to locate the Cadillac, which … the grand jury transcript, the PCR judge noted that surveillance footage showed defendant attempting to sell …
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… Plaintiffs-Respondents, v. NEW JERSEY DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY, STATE OF NEW JERSEY, KENNETH T. KEYWORTH and NICOLAS … activities, difficulty sleeping, sexual activity [wa]s less vigorous and frequent due to pain and physical … through pain," he "needed to work." Plaintiff filed a complaint alleging defendants' negligence caused his …
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… N.J.S.A. 2C:11-4(b)(1), in exchange for the State's recommendation that he serve a sixteen-year prison term … as to what his plea agreement was." Similarly, the judge discredited defendant's claim that he was prevented from … the State marshalled against defendant, and defendant's exposure for a much lengthier aggregate prison term if he was …