New Jersey Law Journal
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Because the caretaker parents were given erroneous information regarding the availability of kinship legal guardianship, the termination of parental rights proceedings must be remanded to correct the
When the family court finds that DYFS has not established facts sufficient to sustain abuse or neglect, the Title 9 portion of a complaint shall be dismissed; jurisdiction can continue under Title 30
The state Supreme Court draws a line against invoking Title 9, New Jersey's child abuse statute, in custody cases where there is no finding of abuse or neglect
...lead to the perception "something untoward could be occurring," undermining public confidence in the integrity of gaming, Rebuck said. And it...
...Gloucester County Adult Correctional Facility (“jail”) brought by the Public Defender, the Office of the Public Defender, and certain individually named pre...
A pregnant woman's decision to ingest legally obtained methadone will support a finding of abuse or neglect when the child suffers actual impairment as a result
...The Public Defender's Office is pursuing an emergent appeal after having failed to...
...Decided June 3, 2013.] CONTRACTS — PUBLIC BIDDING 11-2-0156 Applied Landscape Technologies Inc...
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