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Japanese Child Abduction Developments

Blog Public knowledge is beginning to grow concerning Japan’s status as one of the world’s worst havens for international parental child abduction. The problem is tolerated by the Japanese...

Switzerland’s Pattern of Noncompliance with Hague Abduction Convention

Blog The U.S. State Department has published its 2009 Report on Compliance with the Hague Convention on the Civil Aspects of International Child Abduction: The Department continues to list only one...

U.S. Supremes Likely to Review Judge Sotomayor’s Ruling

Blog It is increasingly likely that the United States Supreme Court will take its first case concerning the interpretation of the Hague Convention on the Civil Aspects of International Child...

Thai administrative divorce in U.S. causes major headaches

Blog The article below describes a case in which a Thai marriage was purportedly dissolved at a Thai consulate in the U.S. Decades later the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services asserted that the...

England: Electronic Tagging to Prevent Re-Abduction of Child

Blog As a means of preventing international child abduction, the English High Court has issued a consent judgment requiring that a mother be “electronically tagged” before being allowed to visit her...

Exit Controls

Blog Like the United States, England has no exit controls. This means that one parent (or conceivably even a stranger) can take a child out of the country without the consent of the other parent. The...

English court won’t allow economic collapse to reopen divorce case financial component

Blog The global economic collapse has had divorced clients running to their lawyers seeking to rewrite divorce settlements or overturn divorce judgments that were made when assets value were far...

Hague Abduction Convention and Immigration Status

Blog The Ninth Circuit has rendered an important decision on the Hague Convention on the Civil Aspects of International Child Abduction. Mendoza v. Miranda, (March 18, 2009). Article 12 of the...

India’s Notorious Section 498A: Divorce Law as Criminal Law

Blog India’s amendments to its Criminal Procedure Code are now effective. They may ameliorate some of the harshest aspects of India’s infamous Section 498A. The newly- enacted provisions...

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