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… the ensuing nineteen years, their relationship has . . . become the equal of that of a married couple. [Id. at 4]. As … together, comingled their finances, treated one another's homes as their own and maintained an intimate and exclusive … of life insurance for a supporting spouse "is to secure future alimony in the event of a supporting spouse's …
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… agreement (PSA), as well as in entering the orders that compelled his payment of counsel, mediation and late fees. … was advised by the University of Maryland that although the credits he earned at the schools he 2 In the eighth point, … "Absolutely." That question, of course, sounds like the opposite of what the judge said in his opinion, but that actual …
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… because eviction proceedings against her had not yet commenced, her application could not be processed. The … because the Department's decision impacts 6 A-3845-18T2 her future eligibility for welfare benefits, and the issue of … constitutes voluntary cessation of employment is capable of future repetition but will likely evade review because …
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… place, victim and the manner in which the offenses were committed." The Middlesex County offenses arose from a "car … carjacking (count one), in exchange for the State's recommendation that the remaining counts be 2 United States v. … Under prong one, defendant was clearly charged with crimes and under prong three, the prosecuting officer knew of …
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… the court to address defendant's entitlement to jail credits and correct the judgment of conviction to reflect … found aggravating factors three, the risk defendant will commit another offense, N.J.S.A. 2C:44-1(a)(3); six, … court found mitigating factor six, defendant has or will compensate the victim of his crime, N.J.S.A. 2C:44-1(b)(6). …
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… support for the parties' child but did not contain their incomes or the amount because they were unable agree on those … incurred. The guidelines state: "The net cost (after tax credits) of work-related child care should be added to the …
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… brought by plaintiff A.A.D. under the Prevention of Domestic Violence Act (PDVA), N.J.S.A. 2C:25-17 to -35. Before … plaintiff and defendant each filed a domestic violence complaint against each other. The following month, they … there existed a "clear necessity for restraints against future acts of domestic violence" based on defendant's …
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… supported by substantial evidence and her legal conclusions comport with applicable law, we affirm. The parties were married on March 31, 2012. Plaintiff filed a complaint for divorce on October 10, 2017. No children were … purposes of alimony, the judge found plaintiff's annual income was $120,000. Defendant earned substantially less …
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… agreement (Agreement). The Agreement included non-competition and non-solicitation provisions that applied … or for any person or entity which is engaged in a business competitive to that of [plaintiff] . . . within ten miles of … an allegation, those assertions [were] quite clearly refuted with substantial evidence and explanation by …
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… defendant pays twenty-five percent of her adjusted annual income as her share of the rent. The balance of the rent is paid to the landlord by the Department of Community Affairs (DCA), which administers S-RAP. Prior to … her portion of the monthly rent from her social security income. On August 14, 2015, the landlord filed a summary …
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… were in a dating relationship until plaintiff filed a complaint under the PDVA seeking a temporary restraining … issuance of an FRO was necessary to protect plaintiff from future acts of domestic violence by defendant. This appeal … (3) the alleged acts of harassment lack proof of the requisite elements of the purpose to harass, a course of alarming …
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… Div. July 26, 2017). 2 Plaintiff effectuated service of her complaint only upon these defendants. As a result, … a hostile work environment based on DCF's refusal to accommodate her request for handicap parking and transfer to … unit within the agency. In April 2016, plaintiff filed a complaint against defendants alleging unlawful retaliation, …
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… J.C. According to F.S., J.C. disclosed that he had committed "a robbery with other people." After doing so, … attorney had erroneously advised him that, with appropriate credits, he should be released to a halfway house in about a … if it were now forced to litigate issues related to the crimes that occurred in 1983. 14 A-3074-19 We are convinced the …
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… and we dismiss his appeal. I. S.M., Jr. filed a verified complaint and order to show cause for a protective … in part, that any party of interest be served with the complaint. If the interested party wished to be heard, the … report, which included her investigation, findings and recommendations. The GAL, albeit reluctantly, recommended the …
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… assaulted her. From a distance, another woman, Elizabeth Holmes, who was a lookout for a drug set, saw an unidentified … by pointing out to the jury that these witnesses did not come forward with information about the crime until a second … for speaking to the police by showing they did not come forward until a second flyer offering a reward for the …
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… 2024.1 Defendant contends the court failed to make the requisite findings of changed circumstances or conduct the proper … lived together until May 14, 2021, plaintiff filed a complaint for divorce months earlier based on irreconcilable … between the parties. She stated, "there have been times where [I.R.] has said, it's difficult. I'm back and …
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… Stark appeal from the February 2, 2024 order dismissing the complaint with prejudice for failure to state a claim under … singular for the ease of the reader. We use their first names when referring to them individually. 3 A-2011-23 … the court found Stark had not established the requisite special grievance in the complaint nor could he do so …
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… 1, 2024, the Board adopted the initial decision and recommendation of the Administrative Law Judge (ALJ), who, … progressed to a Trooper I, having received awards and commendations during his career. At the time of the incident … arts moves initially, practiced those moves several times at a "snail's pace in the beginning" without resistance, …
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… NO. A-3671-23 FOREVER GREATFUL ART STUDIOS, LLC and JAMES RAY, Plaintiffs-Appellants, v. CITY OF ORANGE TOWNSHIP, … from the June 12, 2024 Law Division order dismissing his complaint in lieu of prerogative writs, which sought to … (last visited June 5, 2025). 11 A-3671-23 piercing services are …
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… Division order dismissing with prejudice her second amended complaint against defendants the Housing Authority of the … is only appropriate if any effort to amend would be futile, Johnson v. Glassman, 401 N.J. Super. 222, 246-47 … Because permitting amendment of the complaint may not be futile, the dismissal should have been without prejudice. We …