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… Mona's visitation with her was not consistent. She did not complete training on the apnea machine 2 This was not the … or bond between the two of them." However, Jane had a "very secure attachment with the resource parents." Dr. Eig … of the best interest test. There was harm to Jane. Mona visited inconsistently with Jane and then voluntary withdrew …
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… audits New Jersey's Medicaid program to ensure that it is complying with federal and State law. In New Jersey, there … or operated and, in any event, appellant knew "from the very time of its negotiation of the Purchase Agreement that … in a classification in which it did not fit and which the very Purchase Agreement recognized was not guaranteed." …
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… to a voluntary identified surrender executed prior to commencement of the guardianship trial. S.E.H. is not a … findings, determining the Division's witness was "very credible." In particular, the judge credited the expert … 161 N.J. at 348. Determinations of parental fitness are very fact sensitive and require specific evidence. Ibid. …
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… CRIMINAL CONVICTION, AND WAS ARRESTED IN THE PRESENCE OF A COMPANION KNOWN TO POLICE FROM PAST "POLICE EXPERIENCE." … dark" and a "high-crime 4 A-3520-15T4 area." That night was very warm and humid. He observed two African-American males, … fifty feet away). 13 A-3520-15T4 In addition, the discovery from headquarters of the valid outstanding warrant for …
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… Virtua. On August 8, 2016, the Division filed a verified complaint for care and supervision of D.S. At the hearing on … where the infant will have withdrawal symptoms after delivery when they are no longer being exposed to the … Dr. Kelly, who he found was "an excellent witness and very credible in her testimony." The judge also noted that …
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… order dismissing his claims with prejudice for failure to comply with a court order per Rule 4:37-2(a). We affirm. We … in July 2015, the judge entered an order extending discovery. The order stated that the deposition of Abruzzo would … Piekarsky opined that defendants deviated from the requisite standard of care. Piekarsky stated 5 A-4334-15T1 that …
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… on October 27, 2016. Although they had not filed a new complaint or motion for grandparent visitation, the maternal … visitation. The Deputy Attorney General stated K.P. had a very difficult relationship with her family. J.F. objected … When the court asked why, J.F. stated: "Because of everything that's going on. It's -- They don't even attempt …
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… recover alimony payments from plaintiff, and that deferred compensation payments were not a substitute for alimony … tax returns listed her occupation as a "realtor." Their very comprehensive MSA, dividing over $8,000,000 in assets, … a plenary hearing. A plenary hearing is not required for every Family Part matter. See Llewelyn v. Schewchuk, 440 N.J. …
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… 1) Mariah stated Kurt is an alcoholic and "get[s] drunk every day"; 2) Kurt has a history of physically abusing … she planned to take Kurt's prescription medications to commit suicide. Kurt also told Wilson he suffered from … was concerned about his drinking because he used to drink every day. Wilson also interviewed eight-year-old Jerry at …
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… disputes between neighbors over landscaping, fencing, and a common driveway. For the reasons that follow, we affirm the … at some point along its length, the driveway encroaches very slightly onto the property of a third set of neighbors, … where it intersected the public road. He found that at one very small portion, there appeared a "slight alteration in …
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… robbery, N.J.S.A. 2C:15-1(a)(1). In exchange, the State recommended dismissal of the remaining two counts of the … and his attorney, who explained that he "was facing a very long prison sentence if [he] was convicted at trial." … amounts to a theft by deception. Such conduct bespeaks the very conduct that supports a second-degree robbery …
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… 13, 2000. On December 10, 2001, the parties entered into a comprehensive property settlement agreement (PSA). They were … son still lives with plaintiff; (4) Ocean County College is very affordable; (5) one semester at Ocean County College … defendant requested that the trial court order discovery to determine how the Social Security monies were used. …
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… he also stated that he required chemotherapy treatment every three months. Plaintiff did not dispute defendant's … a cross-motion. She sought to sanction defendant until he complied with the court's prior order by providing proof … of the proceeds from the sale of the previous home was deposited into a savings account. The parties agreed to waive …
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… on Bond Street in Elizabeth.1 S.M. and defendant were very good friends. S.M. had arrived at the defendant's … to S.M., defendant was upset with B.C. because he had not come home for Valentine's Day. S.M. testified that … a reasonable doubt that defendant acted with the requisite mental state. We therefore conclude that the judge did …
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… numerous times to calm down, but defendant did not comply. Defendant repeatedly moved around Beach to make sure … determinations made by two lower courts absent a very obvious and exceptional showing of error." Ibid. … requirements of resisting arrest because he lacked the requisite criminal intent to resist arrest due to a dislocated …
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… bought their property in 2004, grass covered the area comprising the easement. In April 2008, defendant hired a … part of the United States. This tree has become very popular in New Jersey over the last twenty years … can be uprooted. Finally, he stated when he observed the site in 2013, he noticed "tree foliage" between the trees, …
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… Board (Planning Board), granting Shipyard preliminary site plan and subdivision approval for the PUD. As approved, … several luxury residential high-rise apartment buildings comprising about 1200 units, multiple commercial retail … proceeding." Id. at 256- 57. As the Court explained: By its very nature, a developer's agreement is not . . . an …
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… a twenty-five-year mortgage given by both defendants on a commercial mixed-use property in Elizabeth. The building … COURT'S NOVEMBER 20, 2015 ORDER TO BE VACATED; OR AT THE VERY LEAST, ACCORD DEFENDANTS AN OPPORTUNITY TO CONDUCT LIMITED DISCOVERY. a. The Court Erred When It Applied Claim Preclusion …
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… no new violent criminal activity flag. Pretrial Services recommended no release. The State filed a motion for … windows until he was injured on the job, was 4 A-4350-16T6 very cooperative, and was remorseful despite claiming self- … and determined the State's case for murder was not very strong. The court also considered other factors, such …
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… [D.A.] in her vaginal area with his finger." N.A. was "very apologetic" and remorseful. However, when interviewed, … plan, defendant offered to have his 7 A-2186-17T4 mother come from Haiti to take N.A., or for him (defendant) to … of an untrustworthy and impatient man about whom she knew very little, and by delaying the 15 A-2186-17T4 emergency …