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… 1 The mother's parental rights were also terminated, however, she has not appealed. 3 A-3041-18T4 to unify the … had been using cocaine. R.T. has not followed Division recommendations for substance abuse treatment or other forms … his merits brief, R.T. also argued the Division failed to comply with the Indian Child Welfare Act of 1978, 25 …
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… for the children, and various forms of treatment. However, J.K.'s frequent incarcerations and psychiatric … for years at a time. In January 2018, the Division filed a complaint and an order to show cause for care and … which the court granted. The court ordered J.K. to comply with the Division's recommendations and the Division …
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… have one son, R.J. who was born in 2013. The parties were never married and separated shortly after R.J.'s first … called DCPP after seeing bruises on R.J. DCPP filed a complaint, and defendant's parenting time was suspended, … legal and physical custodian . Defendant was required to complete a variety of parenting classes, anger management …
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… of involvement leading to its filing of the guardianship complaint in June 2019 and beyond, the Division deployed a battery of services to achieve family reunification. However, each parent failed to comply with services. Additionally, C.V. engaged in criminal …
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… set forth in the court's oral decision. We add additional comments by way of amplification. The record clearly … save one whom the court justifiably deemed incredible, recommended reunification at this time or in the foreseeable … with T.P. After years of appropriate therapy, however, defendant failed to gain that insight. As was noted by …
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… have one son, R.J. who was born in 2013. The parties were never married and separated shortly after R.J.'s first … called DCPP after seeing bruises on R.J. DCPP filed a complaint, and defendant's parenting time was suspended, … legal and physical custodian . Defendant was required to complete a variety of parenting classes, anger management …
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… for the children, and various forms of treatment. However, J.K.'s frequent incarcerations and psychiatric … for years at a time. In January 2018, the Division filed a complaint and an order to show cause for care and … which the court granted. The court ordered J.K. to comply with the Division's recommendations and the Division …
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… daughter. We affirm. It is undisputed that defendant has a severe and chronic substance abuse problem involving … The 3 A-3767-15T2 14, 2014, the Division filed a Verified Complaint and Order to Show Cause (OTSC) in the Family Part … her custody placed the child's life in imminent danger and compromised her health and safety. The court awarded the …
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… for the reasons set forth in Judge Lourdes I. Santiago's comprehensive written opinion issued with the order. T.M.T. … issues and non- cooperation was repeated over the next several years. T.M.T. repeatedly refused to cooperate with … Jill. In August 2015, the Division filed a guardianship complaint seeking to terminate T.M.T.'s parental rights to …
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… 1 The mother's parental rights were also terminated, however, she has not appealed. 3 A-3041-18T4 to unify the … had been using cocaine. R.T. has not followed Division recommendations for substance abuse treatment or other forms … his merits brief, R.T. also argued the Division failed to comply with the Indian Child Welfare Act of 1978, 25 …
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… the mother identified moved to Las 4 A-3669-17T3 Vegas and never provided contact information. The mother alternatively … on her own behalf. She attempted to explain her efforts to combat her drug problems and stabilize her life. The mother presented no competing expert testimony or other fact witnesses. After …
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… of the son. While not set forth in the order, in an accompanying written opinion, the Family Part judge also … custody, and defendant enjoyed parenting time with his son every other weekend and one night per week. Defendant agreed … That child support obligation was based on the parties' income levels at the time, with defendant's income of …
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… judgment of divorce filed on January 21, 2016. He urges reversal, arguing the trial judge utilized the wrong income for him and awarded alimony greater than warranted … judgment, whether reached by consent or adjudication, embodies a best interests determination." Todd v. Sheridan, 268 …
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… contract. Following the opening of the bids, an Evaluation Committee reviewed the bid packages to determine the "lowest … dated October 6, 2016, Wakefield stated the Evaluation Committee determined there were a number of "ambiguities" in … the legal right underlying USI's claim is unsettled. However, "the basis for the claim that a publicly-advertised …
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… of involvement leading to its filing of the guardianship complaint in June 2019 and beyond, the Division deployed a battery of services to achieve family reunification. However, each parent failed to comply with services. Additionally, C.V. engaged in criminal …
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… 161 N.J. 515, 575 (1999)). We must assess "the severity of the misconduct and its prejudicial effect on the … When making opening statements, "prosecutors should limit comments . . . to the 'facts [they] intend[] 7 A-0931-18 in good faith to prove by competent evidence[.]'" State v. Echols, 199 N.J. 344, 360 …
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… Servs. v. R.G., 217 N.J. 527, 552 (2014). Judge Miller's comprehensive written opinion details the facts and lengthy … biological father is unknown. Robert was born with severe disabilities and significant cognitive impairments. … was not capable of caring for her son and 4 A-4591-16T2 recommended Robert be transferred to a long-term care …
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… are "so manifestly unsupported by or inconsistent with the competent, relevant and reasonably credible evidence as to … for the reasons that the judge expressed in his comprehensive and well-reasoned opinion. We add the … mother] stated that she was clean for [thirteen] months. However, [the mother] was not regularly calling in for random …
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… hyperglycemia, requiring the long-term use of insulin. Several months later, defendant's employer's business closed, … of Labor and Workforce Development, as well as in computer coding courses. He certified his medical costs were … CIS indicated defendant's weekly net average of earned income is $432. He does not have health insurance. In his …
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… set forth in the court's oral decision. We add additional comments by way of amplification. The record clearly … save one whom the court justifiably deemed incredible, recommended reunification at this time or in the foreseeable … with T.P. After years of appropriate therapy, however, defendant failed to gain that insight. As was noted by …