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… the father was listed as a co-defendant in the Division's complaint, the case against him has been dismissed. He is a … with Mark as follows: we asked [Mark] basic safety questions, so we asked him who he feels safe with. I know he … to bed and then came back into his room and had made a comment about not disrespecting her. He reported that he was …
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… for the reasons explained by the Family Part judge in her comprehensive oral decision. The Division first became … Cheryl for inpatient substance abuse treatment, which she completed in February 2019. Upon her discharge, Cheryl was … treatment, she at times refused to undergo urine screens requested by the Division. In April 2020, Cheryl relapsed with …
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… in April 2001, a few months before plaintiff filed the complaint, defendant involved the children either directly … costs and expenses thereof according to their respective incomes and financial ability. The parties shall confer and … In February 2015, defendant filed a motion, including a request to review child support and allocate college expenses. …
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… but eventually, pursuant to N.J.S.A. 30:4C-15.1, it filed a complaint seeking to terminate their parental rights, and to … delay, lack of coordination, and family discord. Doctors recommended that she participate in physical, 6 A-4386-18T4 … the parents would spend a significant amount of time questioning Kathleen about her conditions at the …
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… annulled on October 8, 2015, by entry of a consent 1 As the compelling interest of protecting the child's privacy outweighs the Judiciary's commitment to transparency in this matter, a fictious first … Ragonese's July 7, 2017 order. However, the parties subsequently engaged in extensive motion practice, primarily …
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… but eventually, pursuant to N.J.S.A. 30:4C-15.1, it filed a complaint seeking to terminate their parental rights, and to … delay, lack of coordination, and family discord. Doctors recommended that she participate in physical, 6 A-4386-18T4 … the parents would spend a significant amount of time questioning Kathleen about her conditions at the …
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… annulled on October 8, 2015, by entry of a consent 1 As the compelling interest of protecting the child's privacy outweighs the Judiciary's commitment to transparency in this matter, a fictious first … Ragonese's July 7, 2017 order. However, the parties subsequently engaged in extensive motion practice, primarily …
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… in April 2001, a few months before plaintiff filed the complaint, defendant involved the children either directly … costs and expenses thereof according to their respective incomes and financial ability. The parties shall confer and … In February 2015, defendant filed a motion, including a request to review child support and allocate college expenses. …
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… for the reasons explained by the Family Part judge in her comprehensive oral decision. The Division first became … Cheryl for inpatient substance abuse treatment, which she completed in February 2019. Upon her discharge, Cheryl was … treatment, she at times refused to undergo urine screens requested by the Division. In April 2020, Cheryl relapsed with …
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… Director of the Courts Richard J. Hughes Justice Complex • P.O. Box 037 • Trenton, NJ 08625-0037 njcourts.gov … Judiciary. This Directive promulgates the process to ensure communication between Divisions where a defendant has a … enter a temporary restraining order (TRO) and subsequently a final ADA Americans with Disabilities Act ENSURING …
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… denied defendant's pretrial motion to dismiss the contempt complaint. After a trial, the judge, sitting as the trier of … written, personal, electronic, or other form of contact or communication with [his former wife.]" On July 2, 2021, … . defendant to perhaps explain away things that might be in question given what is and has not been possibly proved." …
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… evidence. Natalie also argues that the trial court committed error by admitting and 1 We use fictitious names … of the shelters discharged Natalie because she failed to comply with their rules. At one shelter, Natalie was cited … home. On May 30, 2014, after the Division filed a verified complaint and order to show, the court awarded custody of …
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… referred Lisa to domestic violence counseling and requested urine screenings. She tested positive for marijuana … domestic violence in the household, the Division filed a complaint for custody of the four children living in the … of domestic violence if they reunited. The evaluation recommended substance abuse screening and psychotherapy for …
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… Son. The referent also reported Mother and Father became combative when they were informed Son should stay in the … Mother responded it was her choice. Division workers subsequently observed Mother leave Son and Daughter alone in the … separate beds. Father is a Megan's Law offender subject to community supervision for life (CSL), L. 1994, c. 130, § 2.4 …
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… children from her care. Defendant appeals from the subsequent termination of her parental rights as to her two … in placing him and he would "need a supportive family who's committed to meeting his needs." Frank Dyer, Ph.D., … to contain in a normal resource home." Dr. Dyer recommended that Zach "receive intensive support, therapy, …
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… under N.J.S.A. 59:8-9 to excuse his failure to comply with the ninety-day time frame under N.J.S.A. 59:8-8. … and hospitalized until May 24, 2023. Plaintiff's chief complaint upon admittance was "pain near his pelvis and down … Plaintiff was also visited by his girlfriend until he requested, on June 20, 2023, that she no longer be allowed to …
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… children from her care. Defendant appeals from the subsequent termination of her parental rights as to her two … in placing him and he would "need a supportive family who's committed to meeting his needs." Frank Dyer, Ph.D., … to contain in a normal resource home." Dr. Dyer recommended that Zach "receive intensive support, therapy, …
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… evidence. Natalie also argues that the trial court committed error by admitting and 1 We use fictitious names … of the shelters discharged Natalie because she failed to comply with their rules. At one shelter, Natalie was cited … home. On May 30, 2014, after the Division filed a verified complaint and order to show, the court awarded custody of …
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… referred Lisa to domestic violence counseling and requested urine screenings. She tested positive for marijuana … domestic violence in the household, the Division filed a complaint for custody of the four children living in the … of domestic violence if they reunited. The evaluation recommended substance abuse screening and psychotherapy for …
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… Esq. John H. Lowenstein, Ph.D. Diana DeJesus-Medina James McQueeny Patricia Nachtigal, Esq. Darrell K. Terry, Sr. Martin … in America1 – and which has disproportionately impacted communities of color.2 COVID-19 was the leading cause of … that have erupted into earthquakes in Black and other communities of color. Cracks that manifest in New Jersey as …