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… set forth in the court's oral decision. We add additional comments by way of amplification. The record clearly … reunification at this time or in the foreseeable future. The record also does not bear out defendant's claim … arose, not from defendant's actions, but from her separation from defendant. Numerous professionals linked …
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… on her own behalf. She attempted to explain her efforts to combat her drug problems and stabilize her life. The mother … will add to the harm. Such harm may include evidence that separating the child from his resource family parents would … abstinence from drugs and her expectation of receiving future housing assistance do not compel a contrary …
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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 … of the caseworker and Dr. Loving, who observed the close relationship that formed between Kyle and Sara and …
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… tests under N.J.S.A. 30:4C-15.1(a). We affirm for the comprehensive and 2 On March 4, 20212, Tina completed an … would not cause serious harm to Junior. Based on the unrefuted testimony, the judge concluded the Division presented … a resource parent's willingness to adopt no longer forecloses KLG. However, the amendments to the KLG Act do not …
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… testing or oppose it with a statement of reasons and may recommend to the court that if any DNA testing is ordered, a … testing ordered pursuant to this section shall be fully disclosed to the person filing the motion, the prosecutor and … that otherwise meets the requirements set forth in paragraphs (1) and (2) of subsection e. of section 1 of …
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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 … of the caseworker and Dr. Loving, who observed the close relationship that formed between Kyle and Sara and …
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… on her own behalf. She attempted to explain her efforts to combat her drug problems and stabilize her life. The mother … will add to the harm. Such harm may include evidence that separating the child from his resource family parents would … abstinence from drugs and her expectation of receiving future housing assistance do not compel a contrary …
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… set forth in the court's oral decision. We add additional comments by way of amplification. The record clearly … reunification at this time or in the foreseeable future. The record also does not bear out defendant's claim … arose, not from defendant's actions, but from her separation from defendant. Numerous professionals linked …
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… tests under N.J.S.A. 30:4C-15.1(a). We affirm for the comprehensive and 2 On March 4, 20212, Tina completed an … would not cause serious harm to Junior. Based on the unrefuted testimony, the judge concluded the Division presented … a resource parent's willingness to adopt no longer forecloses KLG. However, the amendments to the KLG Act do not …
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… in adherence to professional standards of practice, competence, civility and integrity. On May 29, a Student Law … bar foundation. For additional information on Law Day, visit the American Bar Association site below. …
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… Juvenile Probation FAQs … Can I choose where I do my community service? No, your probation officer will provide … with Probation. Your probation officer may conduct visits at the school also. What if I have a problem working … in the criminal division. Juvenile Probation officers work closely with the youth, families, schools, and other …
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… 3 DCPP's removal of a child without a court order, commonly called a "Dodd removal," is authorized by the Dodd … and she was placed in a resource home. The couple had separated prior to or around the time of Xena's birth. The … 5 A-1817-19T3 parent [Xena] now or in the foreseeable future[,]" due to his "difficulty maintaining housing and …
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… 3 DCPP's removal of a child without a court order, commonly called a "Dodd removal," is authorized by the Dodd … and she was placed in a resource home. The couple had separated prior to or around the time of Xena's birth. The … 5 A-1817-19T3 parent [Xena] now or in the foreseeable future[,]" due to his "difficulty maintaining housing and …
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… in Judge Richmond's decision. We add the following comments. In June 2016, the Division obtained custody of … to return to West Virginia after his New Jersey sentence is completed. After defendant returned to the New Jersey … parent, and would not be able to do so for the foreseeable future. Defendant conceded that even if he was released from …
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… in Judge Richmond's decision. We add the following comments. In June 2016, the Division obtained custody of … to return to West Virginia after his New Jersey sentence is completed. After defendant returned to the New Jersey … parent, and would not be able to do so for the foreseeable future. Defendant conceded that even if he was released from …
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… 596, 606 (2007). The four criteria "are not discrete and separate," but rather 5 A-1407-23 "relate to and overlap with one another to provide a comprehensive standard that identifies a child's best … her children and would not be fit to do so in the near future. As a result, Jewelewicz-Nelson opined that …
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… the same time. In early November 2015, the Division filed a complaint for care and supervision of the children due to … until February 18, 2016, when the Division placed them in separate resource homes. Both children experienced problems … can meet these needs either now or in the foreseeable future." The judge accepted Dr. Gordon-Karp's opinion that …
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… Frank Lukacs and his late wife, Marta Lukacs1 filed a complaint for damages arising from what they alleged was the … order granting defendants' Rule 4:40-1 motion made at the close of plaintiff's case, dismissing his complaint. The … and a chest x-ray, the results of which were within normal parameters. The doctor concluded the infection was viral and …
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… and suffers from other mental health issues. Her compliance with Division-referred services during the course … disorder with antisocial, narcissistic, schizotypal, and paranoid traits, and a neurological impairment similar to … as independent caretakers for A.D. within the foreseeable future. Dr. Lee also noted that neither parent would benefit …
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… deemed to be unfounded. After Shari was involuntarily committed to Bergen New Bridge Medical Center (New Bridge), … He also noted, however, she continued "to harbor paranoid delusional ideas concerning [Division] personnel … achieve adequate parenting capacity within the foreseeable future is regarded as extremely poor," and Matthew appeared …