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Non-Resident Indians and International Child Abduction

Blog Non-resident Indians always face the risk that, when their marriage breaks down, one spouse will run to India, often with the parties’ child or children, hoping for a better result in the...

Japan and International Child Abduction

Blog Policy hurts Japanese nationals too Lawyer for Christopher Savoie foresees curbs on visits ‘home’ with kids By JEREMY D. MORLEY In the debate about whether Japan should sign the Hague...

People in Glass Houses..

Blog Does the U.S. Comply with the Hague Convention? By Jeremy Morley The United States Congress has instructed the U.S. Secretary of State to issue annual reports evaluating the compliance by other...

Korea Reportedly Moving Towards Signing the Hague Abduction Convention

Blog Korea is apparently taking steps towards signing the Hague Abduction Convention. This would be a major step forward in the prevention of international child abduction. Korea Mulls Signing Treaty...

Japan – Leading Haven for International Parental Child Abduction

Blog The firestorm of publicity that we generated concerning the case of my client, Chris Savoie, whose kids were abducted to Japan by their Japanese mother, has now led to an official demand by eight...

Publication of International Family Law Practice

Blog My book, International Family Law Practice, has now been published. It can be ordered through West athttp://west.thomson.com/productdetail/159300/40816680/productdetail.aspx West Publishing Co...

Tagging to Prevent International Child Abduction

Blog Time magazine has an interesting article on the technological advances in Seoul, Korea, entitled Seoul: World’s Most Wired Megacity Gets More So Part of the article caught my eye because it...

American parents struggle to reunite with children in Japan

Blog Overseas custody rights: American parents struggle to reunite with children in Japan By Charlie Reed, Stars and Stripes Pacific edition, Tuesday, August 4, 2009 It’s been six years, three...

Consent and the Hague Abduction Convention

Blog The English Court of Appeal has just issued a significant ruling on the issue of consent in a Hague abduction case. In re P-J (Children) (Abduction: Consent), EWCA Civ 588; WLR (D) 207, dated...

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