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Japan Won’t Let Abducted Kids Go

Blog This article from ABC News is based in part on an interview with me.Notwithstanding the information in the article, there are some things that can be done in case of child abduction to Japan...

NCMEC Not Handling Incoming Child Abduction Cases

Blog The National Center for Missing & Exploited Children has announced that as of April 1, 2008 it will no longer handle any aspect of incoming child abduction cases arising under the Hague...

Saudi Family Law Must Be Revised: U.N.

Blog GENEVA (Reuters) – Saudi Arabia must create laws to protect women from violence and also allow them to play a bigger role in society and the workplace, the United Nations said on Thursday...

Islamic Divorces Not Recognized in France

Blog The French courts now generally refuse to recognize Islamic divorce decrees. So reports the conflictoflaws.net blog. The typical cases before the French courts concern Islamic divorces obtained...

Slovakia Hague Abduction Injustice

Blog In what is believed to be the first Hague case in Slovakia concerning an abduction to that country from the United States (a case in which I acted for the father), a Slovak appeal court has...

Automatic Restraining Order and Nonresident Child

Blog In many states a standard restraining order automatically issues whenever a custody petition is filed. The orders typically prohibit a parent from removing a child from the state without the...

Cyprus: Foreign parents with joint custody may face prosecution if they leave

Blog A PARENT who decides to leave Cyprus with his or her children without first seeking the approval of their other half could soon be subject to criminal prosecution. In its January 3 sitting, the...

Hague Abduction Convention: The Defense of Grave Risk of Harm Is Not Working

Blog The case of Van de Sande v. Van de Sande, which was remanded by the Seventh Circuit to the district court in Illinois in 2005 (431 F.3d 567 (7th Cir. 2005) appears to have taken a tragic turn...

Hague Abduction: New 6th Circuit Case on Grave Risk of Harm

Blog The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit has issued a highly significant ruling on the grave risk of harm defense to a Hague Convention international child abduction petition. Simcox v...

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