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You've Received a Finding of "Not Established." Now What?
When the Division of Child Protection and Permanency (DCPP) receives an allegation of abuse or neglect, they are mandated by law to investigate it. ...
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Elizabeth Burke
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Appellate Division strikes down another "Not Established" finding in DCF v. N.C. & D.C.
Readers of this blog may remember our successful published decision earlier this year in DCF v. R.R. in which the Appellate Decision reversed DCPP’s ...
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Elizabeth Burke
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E.S. v. H.A. A-3230-14T2
In E.S. v. H.A. were parents of a minor child. The parties separated in December 2008 following an contentious series of proceedings, including a ...
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Ziegler, Resnick & Epstein
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What do I do if DCPP is knocking at my door?
As attorneys that handle DCPP cases, by the time we get asked this question, often the door has already been opened both literally and legally. This ...
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Ziegler, Resnick & Epstein
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A finding of "Not Established" is not enough: Ziegler, Resnick & Epstein successfully appeal DCPP's finding
Our client, Hank – the names within this blog have been changed to maintain client privacy – was accused of abusing his seven-year-old daughter, ...
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Ziegler, Resnick & Epstein
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Appellate Division Reaffirms Parents' 5th Amendment Rights
In the recent published decision, E.S. v. H.A. , the Appellate Division struck down a trial court’s prohibition on a father’s reunification therapy ...
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Elizabeth Burke
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