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International Child Visitation

Blog How can one parent stop the other parent from taking a child to visit a dangerous country? How can a parent make sure that a child will be returned if the other parent takes the child to visit...

New Jersey Child Relocation to Japan

Blog The Supreme Court of New Jersey has unanimously upheld a decision allowing a Japanese mother to relocate with her six-year old child from their home in New Jersey to Okinawa, Japan over the...

South Africa and the Hague Convention

Blog South Africa’s Court of Appeal has blasted the failure of the courts below to order the prompt return of a child, now aged five, who was wrongfully retained in South Africa away from his...

London Program: “International Family Law for the Globetrotting Executive”

Blog The American Bar Association’s Section of International Law will hold its “Fall Meeting” at the Grosvenor House Hotel, Park Lane, London, England from October 3 – 6, 2007. A session...

English Court Wants Enforceable Pre-Nuptial Agreements

Blog The English Court of Appeal has dismissed the husband’s widely-publicized appeal in a so-called ‘big money case’ of an award to his wife of 36% of the matrimonial...

Registration of Children Born after Divorce Begins in Japan

Blog A new registration system under which municipalities accept babies born within 300 days after a divorce as the child of the mother’s new husband started Monday. The measure, however...

Ireland – Financial Settlements in Divorce Cases Can be Re-negotiated at any Time

Blog A MOTHER of five has won an extra €2 million in a shock divorce ruling that could force ex-partners to pay their former spouses additional monies if their wealth increases after they split up. ...

Hague Abduction Convention: No Appeal from Denial of Summary Judgment Motion

Blog The First Circuit has ruled that the denial of a petitioner’s motion for summary judgment in a proceeding for an order directing the return of a child pursuant to the Hague Convention on...

Venezuela “Noncompliant” with Hague Child Abduction Convention

Blog The U.S. Department of State, in its 2006 Report on Compliance with the Hague Convention on the Civil Aspects of International Child Abduction, has declared that Venezuela is “noncompliant” with...

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