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… and Marczyk. On appeal from the New Jersey Department of Community Affairs, Government Records Council, GRC Complaint … custodian for the DOC denied the request noting "a separate[] attorney log book is not maintained. Therefore, … produced by its Social Service Department; and (3) refute the DOC's own records. 4 A-2578-21 The thrust of …
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… this time and has been cleared to return to school ," but recommended counseling services. Plaintiff also took M.W. to … and [S.W.]'s overall safety and well[-]being. In paragraph four of the October 30, 2018 order granting … report on "recommendations . . . regarding [defendant's] future attendance at therapy, attendance at any parenting …
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… confused and slurred his speech a bit but regained his composure after a few minutes." She observed liquid on the … abuse or neglect regarding" Lori because "there [were] separate and distinct [findings] that would be considered … . . . may support an inference that the child is subject to future danger. To the contrary, where a parent is merely …
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… on multiple occasions. Thereafter, she regularly failed to comply with random urine screens and occasionally tested … caretaker of the minor child . . . within the foreseeable future." As to the bonding evaluations, Dr. Lee found that … substance abuse, and housing insecurities" were "issues of paramount concern." 3 N.J.S.A. 30:4C-15.1(a) provides: a. …
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… abuse assessments and treatment programs. She failed to comply with all Division recommendations and treatment … termination of E.W.'s parental rights. The court issued a separate written opinion rejecting E.W.'s argument that … provide a safe and stable home for B.W. in the foreseeable future. The judge also concluded that any further delay in …
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… on multiple occasions. Thereafter, she regularly failed to comply with random urine screens and occasionally tested … caretaker of the minor child . . . within the foreseeable future." As to the bonding evaluations, Dr. Lee found that … substance abuse, and housing insecurities" were "issues of paramount concern." 3 N.J.S.A. 30:4C-15.1(a) provides: a. …
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… abuse assessments and treatment programs. She failed to comply with all Division recommendations and treatment … termination of E.W.'s parental rights. The court issued a separate written opinion rejecting E.W.'s argument that … provide a safe and stable home for B.W. in the foreseeable future. The judge also concluded that any further delay in …
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… this time and has been cleared to return to school ," but recommended counseling services. Plaintiff also took M.W. to … and [S.W.]'s overall safety and well[-]being. In paragraph four of the October 30, 2018 order granting … report on "recommendations . . . regarding [defendant's] future attendance at therapy, attendance at any parenting …
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… confused and slurred his speech a bit but regained his composure after a few minutes." She observed liquid on the … abuse or neglect regarding" Lori because "there [were] separate and distinct [findings] that would be considered … . . . may support an inference that the child is subject to future danger. To the contrary, where a parent is merely …
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… Coastal Wellness (RHD), the provider supporting E.S. in the community. RHD reported E.S. "work[ed] with a team of staff … 10 A-0619-17T3 anything special the Division could do separately other than the treatment that she was already … that E.S. could safely parent Meg now or in the foreseeable future. E.S. offers nothing to suggest the situation would …
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… of Child Protection and Permanency (Division) filed a complaint under N.J.S.A. 9:6-8.21(c) 1 We use fictitious … was positive for opiates. Her psychological evaluation recommended 4 A-5112-15T1 that she attend a MICA program.2 The … In September 2015, Laura's attorney asked the court to close the Title 30 case, but both parent's objected. The …
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… of Child Protection and Permanency (Division) filed a complaint under N.J.S.A. 9:6-8.21(c) 1 We use fictitious … was positive for opiates. Her psychological evaluation recommended 4 A-5112-15T1 that she attend a MICA program.2 The … In September 2015, Laura's attorney asked the court to close the Title 30 case, but both parent's objected. The …
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… Coastal Wellness (RHD), the provider supporting E.S. in the community. RHD reported E.S. "work[ed] with a team of staff … 10 A-0619-17T3 anything special the Division could do separately other than the treatment that she was already … that E.S. could safely parent Meg now or in the foreseeable future. E.S. offers nothing to suggest the situation would …
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… Michael abused or neglected them. Michael and Rita then completed identified surrenders of their parental rights as … In August 2017, Laura informed the Division that she separated from Michael. Laura also stated that Mark and John's … through any type of intervention within the foreseeable future." 10 A-4722-18T3 Dr. Dyer also testified with respect …
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… appeal. We affirm, substantially for the sound reasons comprehensively expressed in the seventy-three-page written … will add to the harm. Such harm may include evidence that separating the child from his resource family parents would … Dr. Kirschner’s expert opinion that "the best predictor of future behavior is past behavior." As the judge observed, …
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… that confirmed those worries, the Division filed its complaint for care and custody of Jasmine, and the court … identified surrender of J.R. in favor of the Mercers in a separate, earlier guardianship proceeding. On January 20, … was unlikely that defendant would be able to parent in the future and noted defendant and Jasmine have "no relationship …
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… Michael abused or neglected them. Michael and Rita then completed identified surrenders of their parental rights as … In August 2017, Laura informed the Division that she separated from Michael. Laura also stated that Mark and John's … through any type of intervention within the foreseeable future." 10 A-4722-18T3 Dr. Dyer also testified with respect …
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… appeal. We affirm, substantially for the sound reasons comprehensively expressed in the seventy-three-page written … will add to the harm. Such harm may include evidence that separating the child from his resource family parents would … Dr. Kirschner’s expert opinion that "the best predictor of future behavior is past behavior." As the judge observed, …
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… that confirmed those worries, the Division filed its complaint for care and custody of Jasmine, and the court … identified surrender of J.R. in favor of the Mercers in a separate, earlier guardianship proceeding. On January 20, … was unlikely that defendant would be able to parent in the future and noted defendant and Jasmine have "no relationship …
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… harm than good. The four prongs are not "discrete and separate," but "relate to and overlap with one another to provide a comprehensive standard that identifies a child's best … . . . a more promising relationship . . . [in] the child's future.'" N.J. Div. of Youth & Fam. Servs. v. E.P., 196 N.J. …