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… ultimately entered Pre-Trial Intervention, conditioned upon payment of restitution. On June 18, 2018, plaintiff filed a … he is cheaper [than] an attorney, well you get what you pay for, bad results. After using [Karmin] for a legal … plaintiff's appeal was "unsuccessful"' (4) Karmin demanded payment for his services; (5) plaintiff was unhappy with …
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… in an argument with his wife earlier in the week regarding paying their taxes and stated he came to the home to finish … of United States Supreme Court and federal cases including Payton v. New York, 445 U.S. 573 (1980), Welsh v. Wisconsin, … consent to enter the defendants' homes. For example, in Payton, the United States Supreme Court resolved two …
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… defendant described Julie as a "prostitute" and admitted paying her for sex so she could buy drugs. Defendant denied …
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… up some chicken. Plaintiff then went to the check out to pay for her items. She slipped and landed on her left knee. …
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… on the same date, requesting a refund of $106 in overpayments for the week ending June 29, 2013, based on a … improperly . . . regardless of the reason for the overpayment," in accordance with N.J.S.A. 43:21-16(d); … this determination, the Division "matched up" the Monmouth "payroll ending date[s]" to the weeks "in [Byrne's] …
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… 2009, plaintiff retained defendants. Plaintiff agreed to pay defendants a $20,000 retainer and 10% of any award she …
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… Mr. Robert Yak receive a sixty (60) day suspension, without pay, from his employment." Nowhere in Peterson's detailed …
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… "a lot of people . . . use a bail bondsman" in order to pay a lower percentage, but confirmed that "[a]t some point, …
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… told her occurred when he was a child. Defendant made her pay particular attention to the scar during oral sex because …
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… referent, the couple had twice been evicted for failure to pay rent, were staying with a friend and taking the baby …
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… demand for alimony and particularly defendant's ability to pay alimony. There may not be a double recovery from …
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… was "no substantial justification to exempt [the MCPO] from paying fees and costs." In light of the numerous …
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… that plaintiff receive visitation, and that plaintiff pay child support. Plaintiff appealed to the Alaska Supreme …
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… before the motion judge, and its appellate brief before us, pays little more than lip service to an assertion that …
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… on abatement." The court then required defendant to pay a $1,250 fine for each violation, plus $30 in court …
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… Galloway approved the settlement by October 28, 2014, and payment of the settlement proceeds was made within ten days … resolution, Galloway issued a check for its portion of the payment due to Bonanni under the settlement,1 and sent it to … that under the terms of the Bonanni settlement, Galloway's payment was not to include withholding deductions. At the …
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… [the Baker Defendants] had obtained and . . . had agreed to pay [p]laintiff's company one third of the profits on those …
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… borrowed from plaintiff Emigrant Mortgage Company, Inc., to pay for home improvements.1 Emigrant then filed an action to …
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… and expense invoices, bank statements and cancelled checks, payroll information, depreciation schedules, a purchase … or receipts journal (although the auditor notes that the taxpayer had an Excel spreadsheet summary), cash register … or not available. [Ample] time was provided to the Taxpayer to produce these documents. Therefore an alternative …
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… or incarcerated. As part of the MSA, plaintiff agreed to pay child support of $358 per week in accordance with the …