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… 1396w-8, to support "residents lacking sufficient means to pay for necessary medical services." In re A.N., 430 N.J. … "The State of New Jersey expends more than $9 billion in taxpayer funds to fund the Medicaid program each year" and 5 … section of [its] Cost Report," although the facility made payments to those facilities which included $162,900 paid to …
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… ad litem of her two minor children, and sanctioning her to pay defendant's attorneys' fees and costs of $26,713.06 …
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… Petitioner was ordered to keep the home in good repair and pay taxes. He is, however, not permitted to allow the waste …
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… Employment status is verified quarterly. Percent Paid or Paying includes all active adult supervision clients and … supervision during the reporting month that have made a payment toward their financial obligation for the reporting … from the client total CSAC Client Outcomes Percent Paid or Paying includes all active adult and juvenile collections …
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… litigation for years to come"). 24. Each party may pay tens or hundreds of thousands of dollars for experts who … Being Sued, WALL ST. J., Oct. 24, 1989 at A 1 ( describing payment of "several hundred thousand dollars" to legal … part of a request for a special jury, the litigant had to pay a fee. Id. at 151, 153. Many American states also …
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… when it is guided by concrete stimuli and directions to pay attention to immediate affective responses. See … we confidently assume that we already get things right, we pay less attention and take less care in decision making. …
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… unethical conduct (for example, where the lawyer did not pay a personal bill), the case will not be docketed. If, on … 2019, the leading reasons for emergent discipline were: non-payment of fee arbitration committee awards at 29% (9 … authorities, also at 19% (6 cases); and failure to pay disciplinary costs at 10% (3 cases). D. TOTAL DISCIPLINE …
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… litigation for years to come”). 24. Each party may pay tens or hundreds of thousands of dollars for experts who … Being Sued, WALL ST. J., Oct. 24, 1989 at A1 (describing payment of “several hundred thousand dollars” to legal … part of a request for a special jury, the litigant had to pay a fee. Id. at 151, 153. Many American states also …
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… services he performed but rather, Decedent received all the pay from Avon which she deposited in her account. … to 192:6). Decedent advised Ms. Tucker that she was paying for Respondent's phone, had assisted her with the … and requested changes to, he mailed her invoices, received payments from Decedent and received a prenuptial agreement …
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… to get in everywhere. It struck me that I may have hit pay dirt in terms of where I should be. Plus, I wasn't … [laughter] seriously inexpensive. My parents had been paying tuition for private school for 16 years. So, …
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… property and, therefore, defendants were not responsible to pay for plaintiff's injuries. This decision is wrong as a … in a safe condition. A property owner can be required to pay damages for injuries to an invited guest on its … which plaintiff strongly disputes, plaintiff is entitled to payment for her medical expenses because she made an …
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… property and, therefore, defendants were not responsible to pay for plaintiff's injuries. This decision is wrong as a … in a safe condition. A property owner can be required to pay damages for injuries to an invited guest on its … property and, therefore, defendants were not responsible to pay for plaintiff's injuries. This decision is wrong as a …
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… property and, therefore, defendants were not responsible to pay for plaintiff's injuries. This decision is wrong as a … in a safe condition. A property owner can be required to pay damages for injuries to an invited guest on its … which plaintiff strongly disputes, plaintiff is entitled to payment for her medical expenses because she made an …
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… R. 5:7- 4. Orders Establishing Alimony and Child Support Payments. … Rule 5:7- 4. Orders Establishing Alimony and Child Support Payments … to Mediation. . . . no change. (b) Compensation and Payments of Mediators Serving in the Civil and Family … changed circumstances. When a party 13 receiving alimony (payee) cohabitates with another person, it gives rise to a …
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… he alone was authorizing the expense of legal work that taxpayers would be obligated to pay. As Board president, he independently used 6 We note … as the Commissioner noted, the Board had to vote to approve payment of Supsie's legal work of over $5,000. Finally, we …
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… defendant would sue the State for a wrongful conviction and pay the fellow inmate a portion of the proceeds. 8 In State …
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… with the DOT and ultimately harm the County and its taxpayers. Secondly, all such bids in [the] County have been … would suggest [a] valid, sound business judgment . . . by paying $50,000 more." Further, although the County "did not …
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… it is agreed that in the event of failure of the Company to pay any amount claimed to be due hereunder, the Company, at …
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… 180 N.J. 605, 620 (2004)). When a property owner fails to pay property taxes, the TSL grants the municipal government … lienholders, the TSL enables municipalities 'to obtain the payment of . . . taxes without going into the real estate …