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… Mother's custody and both were living at the home of S.P. (Grandmother) and J.P. (Grandfather), M.P.'s maternal … presence of M.P. On October 17, 2022, the Division filed a complaint in the Family Part seeking care and supervision of … the child. In the following months, Mother was minimally compliant with court- ordered urine and hair follicle drug …
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… defendant's in-person parenting time—until she completes a court-ordered parenting supervision … defendant failed to return the children to New Jersey and comply with an order to appear in-person at a case … be observed parenting the children without the maternal grandmother present; (2) defendant model appropriate …
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… tests under N.J.S.A. 30:4C-15.1(a). We affirm for the comprehensive and 2 On March 4, 20212, Tina completed an identified surrender of her parental rights. … tested positive for opiates. On November 8, 2017, the judge granted care and supervision of Junior to the Division. In …
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… R. 1:38-3(d)(12). 3 A-3669-17T3 the custody of his paternal grandfather, and a daughter A.J. ("Angie") as to whom the … 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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… are so manifestly unsupported by or inconsistent with the competent, relevant and reasonably credible evidence as to … care and intense psychiatric treatment. Judge White found compelling the respective testimony of Kyle and Sara, which … during any of their placements. The children's paternal grandmother was the only relative who was offered as a …
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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 … it was defendant's inability or unwillingness to overcome her 8 A-2969-22 mental illness and delusions that …
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… a new trial based upon newly discovered evidence would be granted; (c) explain whether DNA testing was done at any … testing or oppose it with a statement of reasons and may recommend to the court that if any DNA testing is ordered, a … a method generally accepted within the relevant scientific community; and (8) the motion is not made solely for the …
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… are so manifestly unsupported by or inconsistent with the competent, relevant and reasonably credible evidence as to … care and intense psychiatric treatment. Judge White found compelling the respective testimony of Kyle and Sara, which … during any of their placements. The children's paternal grandmother was the only relative who was offered as a …
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… R. 1:38-3(d)(12). 3 A-3669-17T3 the custody of his paternal grandfather, and a daughter A.J. ("Angie") as to whom the … 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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… 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 … it was defendant's inability or unwillingness to overcome her 8 A-2969-22 mental illness and delusions that …
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… tests under N.J.S.A. 30:4C-15.1(a). We affirm for the comprehensive and 2 On March 4, 20212, Tina completed an identified surrender of her parental rights. … tested positive for opiates. On November 8, 2017, the judge granted care and supervision of Junior to the Division. In …
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… biological mother, appeals from the January 20, 2017 order granting petitioners' adoption application after a six-day …
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… biological mother, appeals from the January 20, 2017 order granting petitioners' adoption application after a six-day …
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… 3 DCPP's removal of a child without a court order, commonly called a "Dodd removal," is authorized by the Dodd … lacked knowledge allowing him to safely parent Xena. She recommended Dave engage in substance abuse evaluation, … reliance on the babysitter was in line with his African immigrant community culture to rely on trusted neighbors.6 He …
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… 3 DCPP's removal of a child without a court order, commonly called a "Dodd removal," is authorized by the Dodd … lacked knowledge allowing him to safely parent Xena. She recommended Dave engage in substance abuse evaluation, … reliance on the babysitter was in line with his African immigrant community culture to rely on trusted neighbors.6 He …
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… the Division of Child Protection and Permanency (Division), commencing in 2013 when police reported she and then … could be placed with her biological father and paternal grandmother. North Carolina Child Protective Services … continued not to address her mental health issues, or complete the treatment and counseling provided by the …
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… deemed to be unfounded. After Shari was involuntarily committed to Bergen New Bridge Medical Center (New Bridge), … Shari's psychiatric instability. Two days later, the court granted immediate custody of Matthew to the Division, … he continues to reside. The Division filed its guardianship complaint in July 2021. After Matthew's removal in June …
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… Frank Lukacs and his late wife, Marta Lukacs1 filed a complaint for damages arising from what they alleged was the … and treat Marta2 with having Bordetella Pertussis (BP), commonly known as whooping cough. Plaintiff appeals from the trial judge's order granting defendants' Rule 4:40-1 motion made at the close of …
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… and suffers from other mental health issues. Her compliance with Division-referred services during the course … period of incarceration. After his release, R.D. failed to complete a Division referred batterer's intervention program … cognitive deficits. In August 2019, he was involuntarily committed to a psychiatric facility because 4 A-2329-19 he …
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… the same time. In early November 2015, the Division filed a complaint for care and supervision of the children due to Mary's non-compliance with recommended services. Instead of care and supervision, on November 12, 2015, the court granted the Division custody, pursuant to N.J.S.A. 9:6-8.21 …