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… or Risk-Utility Product Defect Analysis. Each theory is compatible with an inadequate warning theory, which may also … [plaintiff] need not prove that [defendant manufacturer/seller] knew that the accident in this case could happen as … the misuse was objectively foreseeable. See also Sharpe v. Bestop, Inc. and Sears Roebuck and Company, 314 N.J. Super. …
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… and convincing evidence, we are constrained to remand for compliance with the notice requirements of the Indian Child … children." The Division arranged for her to have supervised visitation with the children. Many of the reports from those … her children." He recommended it was not in the children's best interests to have visitation with Anna, because "[s]he …
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… and convincing evidence, we are constrained to remand for compliance with the notice requirements of the Indian Child … children." The Division arranged for her to have supervised visitation with the children. Many of the reports from those … her children." He recommended it was not in the children's best interests to have visitation with Anna, because "[s]he …
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… granted defendant parenting time and ordered defendant to complete a parenting class. Defendant made a referral to the … a sense of stability and safety and recommended that any visits with defendant be done in a "predictable and well … however, the children's therapist decided that it would be best for the children to not receive the items. Defendant …
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… granted defendant parenting time and ordered defendant to complete a parenting class. Defendant made a referral to the … a sense of stability and safety and recommended that any visits with defendant be done in a "predictable and well … however, the children's therapist decided that it would be best for the children to not receive the items. Defendant …
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… services to defendant in 2011, but defendant was unable to complete any program. He did not attend seven of the nine … days after his birth. Defendant attended only fourteen visits with his children. For nearly one year while he was … found that the Division had proven all four prongs of the best interests test, N.J.S.A. 30:4C-15.1(a), and that …
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… mother was involved with illegal drugs. Defendant did not comply with court-ordered services and advised the Division … (Division) 3 A-4968-15T2 that he did not wish to exercise visitation with either child until he had completed services … found that the Division had proven all four prongs of the best interests test, N.J.S.A. 30:4C-15.1(a), and that …
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… services to defendant in 2011, but defendant was unable to complete any program. He did not attend seven of the nine … days after his birth. Defendant attended only fourteen visits with his children. For nearly one year while he was … found that the Division had proven all four prongs of the best interests test, N.J.S.A. 30:4C-15.1(a), and that …
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… mother was involved with illegal drugs. Defendant did not comply with court-ordered services and advised the Division … (Division) 3 A-4968-15T2 that he did not wish to exercise visitation with either child until he had completed services … found that the Division had proven all four prongs of the best interests test, N.J.S.A. 30:4C-15.1(a), and that …
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… and suffers from other mental health issues. Her compliance with Division-referred services during the course … rights only if the State proves all four prongs of the "best interests" test. Id. at 347-48, 363. Specifically, … A.D.'s care for over two years. They failed to consistently visit him depriving A.D. of essential nurturing necessary to …
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… and suffers from other mental health issues. Her compliance with Division-referred services during the course … rights only if the State proves all four prongs of the "best interests" test. Id. at 347-48, 363. Specifically, … A.D.'s care for over two years. They failed to consistently visit him depriving A.D. of essential nurturing necessary to …
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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 … or court order, defendant was "permitted to liberally visit . . . Alexis in Singapore[,]" with the first visit to … "established [prima facie] that it [was] in [Alexis's] best interest to acquire citizenship in Singapore and have …
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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 … or court order, defendant was "permitted to liberally visit . . . Alexis in Singapore[,]" with the first visit to … "established [prima facie] that it [was] in [Alexis's] best interest to acquire citizenship in Singapore and have …
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… psychological evaluation and sexual evaluation [we]re completed at defendant's sole cost." In an April 12, 2019 … therapist expressed "no concerns with supervised visitation with [Mary]" and "permitted supervised … with Mary. Plaintiff argued the judge failed to protect the best interests of Mary and Beth. She further claimed the New …
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… psychological evaluation and sexual evaluation [we]re completed at defendant's sole cost." In an April 12, 2019 … therapist expressed "no concerns with supervised visitation with [Mary]" and "permitted supervised … with Mary. Plaintiff argued the judge failed to protect the best interests of Mary and Beth. She further claimed the New …
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… challenges the court's findings on all four prongs of the best interests standard. N.J.S.A. 30:4C-15.1(a). The Law … him, and he thus had standing to 3 A-4777-18T3 contest the complaint of the Division of Child Protection and Permanency … 8 A-4777-18T3 therapy. He exercised twice-weekly supervised visitation. He also had a job and housing when he regained …
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… challenges the court's findings on all four prongs of the best interests standard. N.J.S.A. 30:4C-15.1(a). The Law … him, and he thus had standing to 3 A-4777-18T3 contest the complaint of the Division of Child Protection and Permanency … 8 A-4777-18T3 therapy. He exercised twice-weekly supervised visitation. He also had a job and housing when he regained …
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… contends the court abused its discretion in analyzing the best interests of the child factors under N.J.S.A. 9:2-4(c). … and an additional $15,460 towards plaintiff's supervised visitation fees and expert reports. We affirm. I. The … by adequate, substantial, credible evidence.'" Thieme v. Aucoin-Thieme, 227 N.J. 269, 282-83 (2016) (internal citations …
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… contends the court abused its discretion in analyzing the best interests of the child factors under N.J.S.A. 9:2-4(c). … and an additional $15,460 towards plaintiff's supervised visitation fees and expert reports. We affirm. I. The … by adequate, substantial, credible evidence.'" Thieme v. Aucoin-Thieme, 227 N.J. 269, 282-83 (2016) (internal citations …
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… challenges the court's findings on all four prongs of the best interests standard. N.J.S.A. 30:4C-15.1(a). The Law … Matthew had not cared for the children since then. His visitation during their removal was inconsistent, and there … when he did not see the children, either because he had not complied with services, his whereabouts were unknown, or he …