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· 9/29/1976

Global American Insurance Managers v. Perera Co.

Citations

  • 144 N.J. Super. 24
  • 364 A.2d 546
  • 1976 N.J. Super. LEXIS 649

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  • holding that trialcourt did not improperly incorporate social worker's report, GAL's report, and psychological evaluations when it set them out and then made subsequent independent findings
  • holding that the trial court did not improperly incorporate the social worker's report, the GAL's report, and psychological evaluations when it set them out and then made subsequent independent findings
  • concluding that respondents’ failure to comply with case plan supported trial -13- court’s conclusion that juvenile was neglected and that “the neglect was likely to result in physical, mental, or emotional impairment or a substantial risk of such impairment”
  • holding that the findings relating to the prior adjudication of neglect, subsequent termination of parental rights as to another child, and the parents’ failure to attend mental health treatment and vocational rehabilitation supported the finding that their child was neglected
  • holding that the findings relating to the prior adjudication of neglect, subsequent termination of parental rights as to another child, and the parents’ failure to attend mental health treatment and vocational rehabilitation supported the finding that their child was neglected
  • affirming a finding of neglect based on parents’ previous involvement with DSS and failure to comply with case plan

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