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Collaboration with Lawyers Globally

Blog Thank you to so many of my colleagues in jurisdictions around the world for the great collaboration that we enjoyed throughout the past year in working together to handle interesting and...

Habitual Residence: Hong Kong Rejects the Mozes/Gitter Rule

Blog We have often pointed out that the majority U.S. interpretation of “habitual residence,” the key term in the Hague Abduction Convention, is out of line with the international consensus. Most but...

Interview with Divorce.Co.NZ

Blog An Interview with Jeremy Morley – of International Family Law in NYIn researching child relocation and abduction law, I came across Jeremy Morley.  His website, www.international-divorce.com, was...

Uniform Child Abduction Prevention Act

Blog The Uniform Child Abduction Prevention Act (“UCAPA”) has been adopted by 14 states and by the District of Columbia. The jurisdictions that have adopted the Act are Alabama, Colorado, District of...

The Fundamental Misconception Underlying the Hague Abduction Convention

Blog The Hague Convention was drafted upon the basis of a fundamental misconception. When it was negotiated it was anticipated that the abductors would mostly be noncustodial fathers. In fact, most...

Update on Prenuptial Agreements in India

Blog We have previously written — www.internationalprenuptials.com/prenups-in-india.html — that: India has no law on prenuptial or post nuptial agreements. Such agreements are not common...

Egyptian Child Custody Law & Human Rights

Blog The Court of Appeals of Washington State, Division One, has issued a Commissioner’s Ruling refusing to allow discretionary review of a lower court ruling that held – based on the expert...

In Japan, Adultery Can Cost You Your Job as Well as Your Marriage

Blog Fūkibinran. Now that is a Japanese expression you don’t see around much these days. I bet many young Japanese readers don’t even know how to read the four kanji that make up this...

Japan: Couple in 20s file suit over 6-month remarriage ban for women

Blog A couple in their 20s, who have a five-month-old son, have filed a suit with the Tokyo District Court against the Japanese government, challenging the constitutionality of Article 733 of the...

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