New Jersey Law Journal
...or was requesting a short-term absence following the birth of her child, which resulted in her not being allowed to return to teach the...
...Act, addressed concerns related to child custody and parenting-time arrangements...New Jersey Adjust Guardianship and Protective Proceedings Jurisdiction Act. In addition...
...his arrest and incarceration on a warrant for non-appearance at a child support enforcement hearing that had been previously cancelled by the court, but...
Opinions not approved for publication
...Division of Youth and Family Services to the Division of Child Protection and Permanency pursuant to...
Opinions not approved for publication
...her application for a second paternity test in connection with her minor child, the first test having determined that defendant is not the child's...
...approval of agreements by which parents or guardians of more than 50 children, aged two months to 17 years, waive all future claims and the...
...undergo tuberculosis testing, appeals from a final agency decision of the Civil Service Commission imposing a 10 working-day suspension on her employment as a...
...in 1985 and have two children. In March 2010, defendant D...party could establish a legitimate protective need for an FRO. The...
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