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… I. THE TRIAL COURT ERRED IN FINDING THAT DEFENDANT COMMITTED THE PREDICATE ACT OF HARASSMENT UNDER N.J.S.A. … going to kill her." Plaintiff did not know whether that comment was directed at her or F.D., but she believed they … to "snap" as he had done on prior occasions. Plaintiff compared her interaction with defendant to "walking on …
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… to keep his germs from contaminating the baby. Adam also complained he was required to take a shower and put on fresh … informed Roberts the baby was healthy. However, the doctor commented the father and stepmother were "extremely … After the investigation concluded, the Division filed a complaint and order to show cause why it should not have …
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… to include without limitation application fees, test preparation course fees, costs of visiting colleges, tuition, … parenting time. When defendant 5 A-4172-14T1 refused to accommodate plaintiff, he called the police. The police … commence at 5:00 p.m. and conclude at 8:30 p.m." In the separate order concerning the financial issues, the court …
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… were co-workers. 4 A-0773-22 park. Martianou's boyfriend accompanied Martianou to the park for the visit. According to … Martianou and her boyfriend, when the visit ended, Marcia accompanied Martianou to her car. Martianou testified neither … between Marcia and Kano. Martianou replied: Aww, you're welcome! It was so nice seeing you and your husband again, and …
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… for virtually Landon's entire life. In October 2015, he committed the offenses of robbery, possession of a weapon, … already adopted Samantha and described the siblings as "inseparable." She explained Landon sees a nephrologist, a … in the best interests standard are not discrete and separate; they relate to and overlap with one another to …
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… are "so manifestly unsupported by or inconsistent with the competent, relevant and reasonably credible evidence as to … "Courts need not wait to act until a child is actually irreparably impaired by parental inattention or neglect." Id. at … 30:4C-15.1(a)(2). That harm may include evidence that separating the children from their resource parents "would …
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… the guardianship trial, entered judgment, and rendered a comprehensive and detailed oral opinion. We affirm … will add to the harm. Such harm may include evidence that separating the child from [her] resource family parents would … 604–11. The four prongs of the test are "not discrete and separate," but rather "relate to and overlap with one another …
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… are "so manifestly unsupported by or inconsistent with the competent, relevant and reasonably credible evidence as to … "Courts need not wait to act until a child is actually irreparably impaired by parental inattention or neglect." Id. at … 30:4C-15.1(a)(2). That harm may include evidence that separating the children from their resource parents "would …
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… the guardianship trial, entered judgment, and rendered a comprehensive and detailed oral opinion. We affirm … will add to the harm. Such harm may include evidence that separating the child from [her] resource family parents would … 604–11. The four prongs of the test are "not discrete and separate," but rather "relate to and overlap with one another …
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… for virtually Landon's entire life. In October 2015, he committed the offenses of robbery, possession of a weapon, … already adopted Samantha and described the siblings as "inseparable." She explained Landon sees a nephrologist, a … in the best interests standard are not discrete and separate; they relate to and overlap with one another to …
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… for several such programs. Defendant did manage to complete a job training program and a parenting program … him copies of court reports and updates. When defendant complained he was not receiving court papers, 5 A-5979-17T1 … was defendant's failure to appreciate what 12 A-5979-17T1 separating Robby from his half-brother and the only parents …
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… factual findings on the third prong were "deficient and incomplete," foreclosing meaningful appellate review. Davon's … some setbacks in her sobriety, defendant successfully completed drug treatment, the Division assisted her in … of classrooms and was disciplined for fighting. On the recommendation of his school, he was enrolled in the Rutgers …
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… for the reasons stated by Judge Wayne Forrest in his comprehensive written opinion. We add these comments. I We … the resource parents, with whom they were "thriving," if separated from them. In a detailed, 109-page opinion issued on … will add to the harm. Such harm may include evidence that separating the child from his resource family parents would …
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… at his grandmother's house. On occasion, defendant would accompany Parker to Atlantic City. On August 11, 1984, … she went back inside the bar. Moments later, she heard a commotion out on the street and left the bar. She followed a … standard is measured according to a standard of reasonable competence, which does not mandate "the best of attorneys …
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… for several such programs. Defendant did manage to complete a job training program and a parenting program … him copies of court reports and updates. When defendant complained he was not receiving court papers, 5 A-5979-17T1 … was defendant's failure to appreciate what 12 A-5979-17T1 separating Robby from his half-brother and the only parents …
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… factual findings on the third prong were "deficient and incomplete," foreclosing meaningful appellate review. Davon's … some setbacks in her sobriety, defendant successfully completed drug treatment, the Division assisted her in … of classrooms and was disciplined for fighting. On the recommendation of his school, he was enrolled in the Rutgers …
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… for the reasons stated by Judge Wayne Forrest in his comprehensive written opinion. We add these comments. I We … the resource parents, with whom they were "thriving," if separated from them. In a detailed, 109-page opinion issued on … will add to the harm. Such harm may include evidence that separating the child from his resource family parents would …
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… at his grandmother's house. On occasion, defendant would accompany Parker to Atlantic City. On August 11, 1984, … she went back inside the bar. Moments later, she heard a commotion out on the street and left the bar. She followed a … standard is measured according to a standard of reasonable competence, which does not mandate "the best of attorneys …
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… DISPUTES IN THE FACTS JUSTIFY 1 Because the parties share a common surname, we will refer to them by their first names … AS AIDES, TRANSPORTATION, MEDICAL AND FOOD WERE DISBURSED SEPARATELY FROM HER FUNDS ALTOGETHER $116,000 PER YEAR, AN … in severe cognitive deficits, difficulty walking, and paralysis of her left arm. As a result of disputes between …
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… DIVISION DOCKET NO. A-3654-21 NEW JERSEY REAL ESTATE COMMISSION, Petitioner-Respondent, v. RICHARD A. KARPF, … and Marczyk. On appeal from the New Jersey Real Estate Commission, Department of Banking and Insurance, Docket No. … around 1:30 p.m. When shown her deposition testimony in a separate matter, specifically wherein she stated she would …