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… on a rural road near the bar. They found defendant's truck "completely destroyed." Defendant's nephew was "[h]anging out … truck and you're driving.[']" A few days later, a friend visited defendant at the hospital. He told her that he did … it was his fault and that he was a piece of shit." She visited defendant approximately a week 5 A-3152-18T3 later, …
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… on a rural road near the bar. They found defendant's truck "completely destroyed." Defendant's nephew was "[h]anging out … truck and you're driving.[']" A few days later, a friend visited defendant at the hospital. He told her that he did … it was his fault and that he was a piece of shit." She visited defendant approximately a week 5 A-3152-18T3 later, …
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… hours of in- home behavioral services per week fails to comply with federal Medicaid requirements and also violates … State Plan a limit of a certain number of physical therapy visits per year for individuals age 21 and older, such a … Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, as the Division points out, have approved that waiver through June 2022 with …
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… and neglect. In November 2014, Mother was drinking during visitation, tested positive for alcohol, and was arrested … throughout 2015, and repeatedly failed to attend and comply with mental health services. She showed improvement … only nine-years-old at the time of the trial. Next, Mother points out that Dr. Brandwein and adoption specialist …
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… the parent of primary residential custody; (2) imputing income to plaintiff of $77,000 and recalculating his weekly … custody; (2) any unwillingness to allow 7 A-2590-15T1 visitation, unrelated to substantiated abuse; (3) any … both parents would willingly accept custody, would permit visitation, and enjoyed a positive relationship with Brian. …
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… and neglect. In November 2014, Mother was drinking during visitation, tested positive for alcohol, and was arrested … throughout 2015, and repeatedly failed to attend and comply with mental health services. She showed improvement … only nine-years-old at the time of the trial. Next, Mother points out that Dr. Brandwein and adoption specialist …
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… hours of in- home behavioral services per week fails to comply with federal Medicaid requirements and also violates … State Plan a limit of a certain number of physical therapy visits per year for individuals age 21 and older, such a … Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, as the Division points out, have approved that waiver through June 2022 with …
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… the parent of primary residential custody; (2) imputing income to plaintiff of $77,000 and recalculating his weekly … custody; (2) any unwillingness to allow 7 A-2590-15T1 visitation, unrelated to substantiated abuse; (3) any … both parents would willingly accept custody, would permit visitation, and enjoyed a positive relationship with Brian. …
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… her sister in Jersey City. Aminah Ahmad, a DCPP caseworker, visited the family the following day to begin the Division's … Caden's penis went inside her and that a white liquid would come out of his penis. Dr. Snyder asked a series of … and her diagnosis of PTSD. Defendant raises the following points on appeal: I. THE FAMILY PART JUDGE'S DETERMINATION …
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… and physical custody of the child, that plaintiff receive visitation, and that plaintiff pay child support. Plaintiff … first refusal. Finally, plaintiff requested to have Skype communications with the child. The trial court held a … November 24, 2015. Plaintiff later filed a motion to "add points to appeal." On April 25, 2016, we permitted plaintiff …
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… litigation pursuant to the filing of a guardianship complaint. 3 The evidence adduced at the hearing pertained … the afternoon on that date, the supervisor and a co- worker visited the home where the family was staying, and spoke … he had smoked marijuana more than two months prior to the visit, but "denied he was using any substances." He also …
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… litigation pursuant to the filing of a guardianship complaint. 3 The evidence adduced at the hearing pertained … the afternoon on that date, the supervisor and a co- worker visited the home where the family was staying, and spoke … he had smoked marijuana more than two months prior to the visit, but "denied he was using any substances." He also …
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… and physical custody of the child, that plaintiff receive visitation, and that plaintiff pay child support. Plaintiff … first refusal. Finally, plaintiff requested to have Skype communications with the child. The trial court held a … November 24, 2015. Plaintiff later filed a motion to "add points to appeal." On April 25, 2016, we permitted plaintiff …
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… her sister in Jersey City. Aminah Ahmad, a DCPP caseworker, visited the family the following day to begin the Division's … Caden's penis went inside her and that a white liquid would come out of his penis. Dr. Snyder asked a series of … and her diagnosis of PTSD. Defendant raises the following points on appeal: I. THE FAMILY PART JUDGE'S DETERMINATION …
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… plaintiff could return to the house for three three-hour visits to collect her personal items. In exchange, plaintiff … a specific date. Defendant would not be present during the visit but an agreed-upon third party would supervise the … would arrive at the house at a certain time and date accompanied by an agreed-upon third person and spend six hours …
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… and gross motor delay, among other things, and it was recommended that she have Early Intervention services … her psychological evaluation of Dana. The services included visitation, parenting skill classes, housing assistance, … not tailored to meet her needs, and it did not offer her visitation while she was incarcerated. She argues the …
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… and gross motor delay, among other things, and it was recommended that she have Early Intervention services … her psychological evaluation of Dana. The services included visitation, parenting skill classes, housing assistance, … not tailored to meet her needs, and it did not offer her visitation while she was incarcerated. She argues the …
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… plaintiff could return to the house for three three-hour visits to collect her personal items. In exchange, plaintiff … a specific date. Defendant would not be present during the visit but an agreed-upon third party would supervise the … would arrive at the house at a certain time and date accompanied by an agreed-upon third person and spend six hours …
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… to have unsupervised contact with Nina. In a subsequent visit, Lucy told the Division caseworker the reason she was … was that she had been around people who smoke. After completing a drug-and-alcohol evaluation in July 2018, Lucy … unsupervised visitation" with Nina. Lucy underwent neuropsychological and psychiatric evaluations. The Division …
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… thoughts of harming her infant. She was hospitalized, commenced therapy, and prescribed Abilify and Lamictal. The … with the Division, attended services, supervised visits, medication monitoring, and therapy, which were … a loss. Dr. Brown was qualified as an expert in clinical neuropsychology. Dr. Brown's methodology was similar to Dr. …