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… of and others not, and mounting evidence that neither would comply with court orders and do what was necessary to regain … testified Mother suffered from a personality disorder with paranoid and obsessive-compulsive features. He found those … he could not parent the children now or in the foreseeable future. Both experts concluded the children were bonded to …
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… opined "[t]he likelihood of . . . Williams successfully completing a projected term of parole is fair to poor due to … arguing the Board lacked the statutory authority to compel his participation in an RTP once he qualified for … appeal, Williams was released to the RTP and subsequently completed the 180-day program.3 In December 2021, shortly …
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… has been punctuated by her continued drug use and lack of compliance with treatment programs and other services … rights. However, he would not suffer enduring or irreparable harm, and any distress would be mitigated by his … the children that was unlikely to change in the foreseeable future. The judge further noted Dr. Wells' conclusion that, …
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… of and others not, and mounting evidence that neither would comply with court orders and do what was necessary to regain … testified Mother suffered from a personality disorder with paranoid and obsessive-compulsive features. He found those … he could not parent the children now or in the foreseeable future. Both experts concluded the children were bonded to …
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… opined "[t]he likelihood of . . . Williams successfully completing a projected term of parole is fair to poor due to … arguing the Board lacked the statutory authority to compel his participation in an RTP once he qualified for … appeal, Williams was released to the RTP and subsequently completed the 180-day program.3 In December 2021, shortly …
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… a psychiatric evaluation. During the evaluation, Sasha disclosed she planned to take Kurt's prescription medications to commit suicide. Kurt also told Wilson he suffered from … and not the one reported to the Division in October. In a comprehensive report, the Division substantiated the …
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… Plaintiff A.C. (Andrew) and defendant C.D. (Carol)1 filed complaints against each other under the Prevention of … psychiatric ward that same morning. After hearing separately from the two parties about the alleged acts of … of an FRO because Carol's past actions had caused him to lose a job; he also found that Andrew had reason to have a …
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… has been punctuated by her continued drug use and lack of compliance with treatment programs and other services … rights. However, he would not suffer enduring or irreparable harm, and any distress would be mitigated by his … the children that was unlikely to change in the foreseeable future. The judge further noted Dr. Wells' conclusion that, …
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… opined "[t]he likelihood of . . . Williams successfully completing a projected term of parole is fair to poor due to … arguing the Board lacked the statutory authority to compel his participation in an RTP once he qualified for … appeal, Williams was released to the RTP and subsequently completed the 180-day program.3 In December 2021, shortly …
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… classes, and therapeutic visitation services. Mary only completed the mental health and substance abuse treatment … adopt children. The maternal grandmother was married but separated, living with a paramour, and refused to get a … an adequate caregiver 12 A-0850-22 for the foreseeable future. Moreso than the domestic violence and lack of stable …
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… a judgment dismissing plaintiff's dental malpractice complaint with prejudice. According to the complaint, while … teeth due to loosening of the teeth caused by bone loss resulting from periodontal disease.3 Notably, plaintiff … teeth4 and replacing them with implants in order to avoid future problems. However, plaintiff rejected Dr. Bissell's …
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… four as to Danielle. Robert also argues that the Interstate Compact on the Placement of Children (ICPC), N.J.S.A. … and all three children together. He did not perform separate observations of Danielle with each child individually … intensive mental health services for the foreseeable future regardless of their eventual placement. Based upon …
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… occurred on March 14, 2010, after F.M. and G.M. had separated. F.M. came to the marital residence to visit and go … dismissed the simple assault charge against F.M. after he completed court-ordered counseling. The State filed a motion … F.M.’s weapon and identification card, even though the unrefuted expert testimony was that F.M. should be disarmed. The …
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… occurred on March 14, 2010, after F.M. and G.M. had separated. F.M. came to the marital residence to visit and go … dismissed the simple assault charge against F.M. after he completed court-ordered counseling. The State filed a motion … F.M.’s weapon and identification card, even though the unrefuted expert testimony was that F.M. should be disarmed. The …
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… four as to Danielle. Robert also argues that the Interstate Compact on the Placement of Children (ICPC), N.J.S.A. … and all three children together. He did not perform separate observations of Danielle with each child individually … intensive mental health services for the foreseeable future regardless of their eventual placement. Based upon …
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… a judgment dismissing plaintiff's dental malpractice complaint with prejudice. According to the complaint, while … teeth due to loosening of the teeth caused by bone loss resulting from periodontal disease.3 Notably, plaintiff … teeth4 and replacing them with implants in order to avoid future problems. However, plaintiff rejected Dr. Bissell's …
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… because of his own regular alcohol use. The psychologist recommended Cathy undergo regular, random screening for … dismissed the TRO on the same day. Defendants were given separate weekly supervised visits with the children. In … her prognosis for safe reunification within the foreseeable future is extremely poor." Dr. Loving noted the ongoing …
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… judge erred in finding P.G. was properly served with the complaint, that the judge erred in finding the Division of … a random urine screen which revealed she and her live-in paramour, N.H., "were either on strong painkillers such as … it . . . is that that relationship becomes the model for future relationships. It becomes the schemata which a child …
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… rights to Andrea over a period of six nonsequential days, commencing on December 11, 2018 and ending on 1 We use a … T.S. argues that the Division's failure to forthrightly disclose this material conflict of interest violated her right … T.S.'s constitutional right to parent her daughter became paramount. Under these circumstances, we are left with only …
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… considers: (1) whether a total Internet ban imposed on a community supervision for life offender is so overbroad and … programs, and slimming.com, a website offering weight-loss counseling. In response, J.I.’s parole officer barred … Act (SORNA) at 10 Years: History, Implementation, and the Future, 64 Drake L. Rev. 741, 789 (2016). The Internet …