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… On May 5, pursuant to DCPP's order to show cause and complaint for custody, the court granted custody of Alicia … if something happened to them, an interest in avoiding future litigation about Alicia, an interest in protecting … N.J.S.A. 30:4C-15.1(a)(2)). While prongs one and two are separate inquiries, they are related and "evidence that …
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… We affirm for the reasons stated by Judge Yablonsky in his comprehensive thirty-three-page written opinion issued on … provided defendant with extensive services, and she completed a treatment program, the court ordered Harry … (2004). Further, a key issue is whether the parent "can become fit to assume the parental role within time to meet the …
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… We affirm for the reasons stated by Judge Yablonsky in his comprehensive thirty-three-page written opinion issued on … provided defendant with extensive services, and she completed a treatment program, the court ordered Harry … (2004). Further, a key issue is whether the parent "can become fit to assume the parental role within time to meet the …
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… over the one-day trial, entered judgment, and rendered a comprehensive oral decision. 1 We use initials to protect … will add to the harm. Such harm may include evidence that separating the child from [her] resource family parents would … I.R.'s parental rights would. I.R. provided no evidence refuting Gruen's clinical findings, and the Division otherwise …
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… over the one-day trial, entered judgment, and rendered a comprehensive oral decision. 1 We use initials to protect … will add to the harm. Such harm may include evidence that separating the child from [her] resource family parents would … I.R.'s parental rights would. I.R. provided no evidence refuting Gruen's clinical findings, and the Division otherwise …
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… when it found that the Father had harmed Una by failing to complete a psychosexual evaluation. B. The trial court erred … will add to the harm. Such harm may include evidence that separating the child from his resource family parents would … parent's inability to care for the child in the foreseeable future, a lack of a bonding evaluation is not fatal to the …
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… when it found that the Father had harmed Una by failing to complete a psychosexual evaluation. B. The trial court erred … will add to the harm. Such harm may include evidence that separating the child from his resource family parents would … parent's inability to care for the child in the foreseeable future, a lack of a bonding evaluation is not fatal to the …
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… under "Megan's Law," N.J.S.A. 2C:7-1 to -23, is subject to community supervision for life (CSL), and prohibited from … five children. The boys and girls were placed in separate homes. On December 1, 2015, the court granted the … he expected Ria to be the children's caretaker in the future, and he planned to co-parent with her, whereas Ria …
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… until "appropriate assessments and evaluations are completed and supervised family visitation and a therapeutic … be committed to" T.D., "his presentation involved themes of paranoia, aggression, impulsivity, and tangential/confused … parenting options for the children in the foreseeable future." He recommended that visitations should take place …
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… until "appropriate assessments and evaluations are completed and supervised family visitation and a therapeutic … be committed to" T.D., "his presentation involved themes of paranoia, aggression, impulsivity, and tangential/confused … parenting options for the children in the foreseeable future." He recommended that visitations should take place …
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… under "Megan's Law," N.J.S.A. 2C:7-1 to -23, is subject to community supervision for life (CSL), and prohibited from … five children. The boys and girls were placed in separate homes. On December 1, 2015, the court granted the … he expected Ria to be the children's caretaker in the future, and he planned to co-parent with her, whereas Ria …
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… disturbed, had developmental and emotional delays, and was communication-impaired. 1 We utilize fictitious names to … intellectual functioning; unspecified personality disorder, paranoid, antisocial and borderline features. The report … she would be unable to care for a child in the foreseeable future. He recommended visitation be suspended. In August …
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… disturbed, had developmental and emotional delays, and was communication-impaired. 1 We utilize fictitious names to … intellectual functioning; unspecified personality disorder, paranoid, antisocial and borderline features. The report … she would be unable to care for a child in the foreseeable future. He recommended visitation be suspended. In August …
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… the guardianship judgment. To the extent defendant raises separate challenges to the permanency order, those challenges … Kyle's oldest sister and told the Division they were "committed [to] caring for K[yle] long term." Kyle was placed … neither caused harm to Kyle nor placed the child at risk of future harm because there is no evidence in the record that …
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… the guardianship judgment. To the extent defendant raises separate challenges to the permanency order, those challenges … Kyle's oldest sister and told the Division they were "committed [to] caring for K[yle] long term." Kyle was placed … neither caused harm to Kyle nor placed the child at risk of future harm because there is no evidence in the record that …
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… harm than good. In June 2015, the Division filed a verified complaint to terminate defendant's parental rights and award … of F.W.3 Judge 2 "Such harm may include evidence that separating the child from his resource family parents would … care, and supervision of F.W.5 The court ordered E.S. to comply with recommendations from a substance abuse …
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… harm than good. In June 2015, the Division filed a verified complaint to terminate defendant's parental rights and award … of F.W.3 Judge 2 "Such harm may include evidence that separating the child from his resource family parents would … care, and supervision of F.W.5 The court ordered E.S. to comply with recommendations from a substance abuse …
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… the reasons expressed by Judge Francine I. Axelrad in her comprehensive oral decision placed on the record on the date … the assessment and refused to reschedule. As a result, SAI closed the case. The Division referred Kim for Services to … parent at the time of the evaluation or for the foreseeable future due to her history of substance abuse and lack of …
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… the reasons expressed by Judge Francine I. Axelrad in her comprehensive oral decision placed on the record on the date … the assessment and refused to reschedule. As a result, SAI closed the case. The Division referred Kim for Services to … parent at the time of the evaluation or for the foreseeable future due to her history of substance abuse and lack of …
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… of Z.R.'s older children are not before the court. After becoming aware that Z.R. was pregnant, the Division contacted … of J.R. and ordered Z.R., who had custody of the child, to comply with Division services. During a substance abuse … J.R., establish that she is able to eliminate any alleged future harm from the parental relationship; (3) there is …