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… following: a. reaching the age of [eighteen] years or the completion of [four] academic years of continuous 3 … of full[-]time attendance, taking at least twelve (12) credits per semester, whichever last occurs; . . . . [b]. … seventy-five percent. In a reply certification, plaintiff refuted several of defendant's contentions. Specifically, …
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… in treatment. The court was discussing R.G.'s current and future treatment 1 The report was attached to a juvenile … experienced continued arousal to children. The trial court, crediting both of the State's doctors' testimony, noted that … 348 N.J. Super. 466, 478 (App. Div. 2002))). The inapposite United States Supreme Court's decisions cited by R.G. …
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… Fidalgo estimated the vehicle had been traveling at fifty miles per hour in a zone 3 A-1217-17T3 allowing vehicles to … exited the police vehicle. They noticed smoke or fire coming from beneath the disabled vehicle. Fidalgo stated … chase, but there were reasons why the jury might not have credited his testimony. The PCR court should consider …
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… for a period of six years at a rate of $7200 per month, commencing on October 1, 2011. Under Subsection 3.2, alimony … a family. Perez' sisters and 6 A-3649-14T3 brothers also visited plaintiff's home frequently, with two of his sisters … times, her utilities and cable service were shut off, her credit card payments on her thirteen cards were overdue, her …
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… on the third floor. Cortes also knew defendant from prior complaints made by management about "a lot of traffic in and … his brother and his mother were his godmother who visited occasionally and J.N.5 who charged his phone in the … placed the children at imminent risk of harm. The court credited Cortes' testimony that the "quantity" of drugs and …
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… CPA and MIRONOV, SLOAN & PARZIALE, LLC f/k/a BECK, WEISS & COMPANY, P.A., Defendants. Argued April 17, 2018 – Decided … such as to harass or to cause unnecessary delay or needless increase in the cost of litigation; (2) the claims, … avoid limiting access to the court system." First Atl. Fed. Credit Union v. Perez, 391 N.J. Super. 419, 432-33 (App. …
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… Religious Society of Friends Salem Quarter Indian Affairs Committee (Joseph A. Patella, on the brief). PER CURIAM … Congress of American Indians; approval for lines of credit; and eligibility for government contracts. Based on … allegations of fact required by the aforestated principles should be one that is at once painstaking and undertaken …
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… court found that, following the parties' divorce, defendant committed two predicate acts of domestic violence (DV), … he believed these words to be a threat of violence unless he cooperated with defendant. Plaintiff further … any person to hatred, contempt or ridicule, or to impair credit or business repute." N.J.S.A. 2C:13-5(a)(3). The …
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… We summarize the facts adduced from the record. Plaintiff commenced leasing a residential apartment at Parkwood Place … of the lease; (2) the trial court erroneously doubled a credit the landlord admitted, promoting an inequitable … factual findings and legal conclusions of the trial judge unless [it is] convinced that they are so manifestly …
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… appeals from a January 13, 2017 decision of the Assistant Commissioner of the Department of Children and Families … 3 A-2606-16T4 its roof in the roadway. No other vehicles were involved in the accident. I.B. was the only … in a way that would correlate to such a reading." The ALJ credited Dr. Gooberman's testimony as reliable and …
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… adequate care to her children"; "the family's shortcomings, if any, were caused by [M.H.'s] mental illness as … – rendered her an implausible parenting option. He also credited Dr. Mack's opinion that her dysfunction negated any … parent will be capable of caring for the child in the near future," 161 N.J. at 357, and found none. The judge properly …
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… reported the injury the next day, and filed for workers' compensation benefits. She was out of work until September … testimony of Dr. Weiss, who actually testified to the opposite; and an exhibit that does not exist. Second, the Board … no such requisite determination. Nonetheless, the Board credited Dr. Berman's testimony that Stankowski's 2008 …
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… alimony and child support, defendant's imputed income is $150,000 annually and plaintiff's imputed income is … aunt, had $556.13 in his checking account, and $16,500 in credit card debt. He also certified that he depleted his … number of opportunities presently and projected for the future in this field. Although his current occupation is …
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… robbery, N.J.S.A. 2C:15-1, second-degree conspiracy to commit robbery, N.J.S.A. 2C:5-2; N.J.S.A. 2C:15-1, and fourth- degree credit card theft, N.J.S.A. 21-6(c). The charges against … doctor," with whom the court agreed, reached an opposite conclusion.1 PCR counsel's brief also inventoried …
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… of the order awarding attorney's fees and remand for more complete findings of fact and conclusions of law by the … Joel do not comingle funds, have no joint bank accounts or credit cards, and no jointly owned assets. Dina explained … her family for several days. During that time, Joel twice visited for the day with his children but did not sleep over. …
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… RRML is a loan broker that assists clients with obtaining commercial financial agreements. Mount Moriah is a … an approved remittance of . . . USD 50,000.00 . . . to be credited towards the outstanding balance of RRML's fee under … counsel opposed the motion in the time allowed by court rules prior to the September 11, 2020 return date. To the …
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… and set forth at length in the PCR judge's decisions that accompanied the orders under review. To summarize, in June … a domestic violence victim, N.J.S.A. 2C:12-1(b)(12), as a lesser-included offense of second-degree aggravated assault, … the plea form indicated his desire to do so." The PCR judge credited plea counsel's testimony, finding his version of …
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… IN THE MATTER OF WILLIAM R. HENDRICKSON, JR., DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY AFFAIRS. Argued December 21, 2016 – Decided Before … de novo. Id. at 216. Initially, we note that the ALJ credited the eyewitness testimony that Hendrickson used the … very beginning of Hendrickson's career, augured ill for his future. The incident violated the State's …
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… defendant's off-duty crew members. Defendant offered to accommodate the late passengers by placing them on a later … sent an email to defendant's representative, authorizing credits in the amount of the $350 to be issued to the … barred plaintiff's claims. The credible and unrefuted evidence supports the finding the late passengers …
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… after finding that defendant had "satisfactorily completed the alcohol/drug evaluation/treatment anger mgmt. … plaintiff filed her motion in bad faith, without the requisite change in circumstances to justify modifying parenting … monetary penalty of $225, received 2 days of jail time with credit for time served, and required to obey the FRO if …