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… made efforts towards reunification but ultimately filed a complaint seeking termination of T.D.W.'s parental rights, … she had been placed since May 2017. The guardianship trial commenced in November 2018. We discern the following facts … ideation, suffered a severe panic attack, and was non-compliant with taking her medications. On May 8, 2017, …
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… Jr., presided over trial, entered judgment, and rendered a comprehensive written opinion. Around the age of sixteen, … TO PROVIDE [THE MOTHER] WITH SERVICES AND TO STRIVE TO OVERCOME BARRIERS TO HER PARTICIPATION IN THOSE SERVICES. THE … IS ERRONEOUS BECAUSE EXPERTS OPINED TO THE CONTRARY AND NO COMPARATIVE BONDING EVALUATION WAS PERFORMED. II. We begin …
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… defendant's in-person parenting time—until she completes a court-ordered parenting supervision … defendant failed to return the children to New Jersey and comply with an order to appear in-person at a case … counsel submitted a letter in lieu of more formal opposition. Shortly thereafter, defendant agreed to use a ride …
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… presence of M.P. On October 17, 2022, the Division filed a complaint in the Family Part seeking care and supervision of … the child. In the following months, Mother was minimally compliant with court- ordered urine and hair follicle drug … and cocaine. Mother's substance abuse evaluation recommended treatment with Solstice Counseling and Wellness …
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… and appeared in family photos from the wedding. He also accompanied defendant to the birth of her first grandchild in … alleged in the daughter's certification asserted K.C. accompanied defendant on vacation to visit defendant's son in … did not establish cohabitation, but instead provided supposition regarding defendant's relationship with K.C. Indeed, …
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… and appeared in family photos from the wedding. He also accompanied defendant to the birth of her first grandchild in … alleged in the daughter's certification asserted K.C. accompanied defendant on vacation to visit defendant's son in … did not establish cohabitation, but instead provided supposition regarding defendant's relationship with K.C. Indeed, …
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… presence of M.P. On October 17, 2022, the Division filed a complaint in the Family Part seeking care and supervision of … the child. In the following months, Mother was minimally compliant with court- ordered urine and hair follicle drug … and cocaine. Mother's substance abuse evaluation recommended treatment with Solstice Counseling and Wellness …
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… defendant's in-person parenting time—until she completes a court-ordered parenting supervision … defendant failed to return the children to New Jersey and comply with an order to appear in-person at a case … counsel submitted a letter in lieu of more formal opposition. Shortly thereafter, defendant agreed to use a ride …
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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 identified surrender of her parental rights. … of Family Part judges because they are in a "superior position to judge the credibility of witnesses and weigh the …
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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 presented no competing expert testimony or other fact witnesses. After … Essentially, the judge regarded the mother's efforts to become a fit caretaker as being "too little too late." The …
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… are so manifestly unsupported by or inconsistent with the competent, relevant and reasonably credible evidence as to … care and intense psychiatric treatment. Judge White found compelling the respective testimony of Kyle and Sara, which … as evidenced by his aggressive behavior that led to him becoming a juvenile offender. Fortunately, together with the …
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… set forth in the court's oral decision. We add additional comments by way of amplification. The record clearly … save one whom the court justifiably deemed incredible, recommended reunification at this time or in the foreseeable … it was defendant's inability or unwillingness to overcome her 8 A-2969-22 mental illness and delusions that …
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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 … a method generally accepted within the relevant scientific community; and (8) the motion is not made solely for the … Board or a laboratory that has a certificate of compliance with national standards issued pursuant to] a …
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… are so manifestly unsupported by or inconsistent with the competent, relevant and reasonably credible evidence as to … care and intense psychiatric treatment. Judge White found compelling the respective testimony of Kyle and Sara, which … as evidenced by his aggressive behavior that led to him becoming a juvenile offender. Fortunately, together with the …
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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 presented no competing expert testimony or other fact witnesses. After … Essentially, the judge regarded the mother's efforts to become a fit caretaker as being "too little too late." The …
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… set forth in the court's oral decision. We add additional comments by way of amplification. The record clearly … save one whom the court justifiably deemed incredible, recommended reunification at this time or in the foreseeable … it was defendant's inability or unwillingness to overcome her 8 A-2969-22 mental illness and delusions that …
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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 identified surrender of her parental rights. … of Family Part judges because they are in a "superior position to judge the credibility of witnesses and weigh the …
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RECORD IMPOUNDED SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY APPELLATE DIVISION DOCKET NO. A-2887-16T4 IN THE MATTER OF THE ADOPTION OF A CHILD BY J.E.V. and D.G.V. _________________________ Argued September 13, 2018 – Decided Before Judges Koblitz and Ostrer. On appeal …
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RECORD IMPOUNDED SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY APPELLATE DIVISION DOCKET NO. A-2887-16T4 IN THE MATTER OF THE ADOPTION OF A CHILD BY J.E.V. and D.G.V. _________________________ Argued September 13, 2018 – Decided Before Judges Koblitz and Ostrer. On appeal …
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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 … lacked knowledge allowing him to safely parent Xena. She recommended Dave engage in substance abuse evaluation, … multiple visits with [Xena]." Neither he nor Deena had "complied with services," and their withdrawal from their …