State Department’s Annual Report on International Child Abduction: Jordan
Blog The U.S. State Department has recently released their annual report on International Child Abduction. Below is our ninth post in a series here focusing on the twelve countries classified as “demonstrating patterns of noncompliance.” Today’s country is Jordan. Country Summary: Jordan does not adhere to any protocols with respect to international parental child abduction. In 2006, […]
State Department’s Annual Report on International Child Abduction: Japan
Blog The U.S. State Department has recently released their annual report on International Child Abduction. Below is our eighth post in a series here focusing on the twelve countries classified as “demonstrating patterns of noncompliance.” Today’s country is Japan. Country Summary: The Hague Abduction Convention entered into force between the United States and Japan in 2014. Since […]
State Department’s Annual Report on International Child Abduction: India
Blog The U.S. State Department has recently released their annual report on International Child Abduction. Below is our seventh post in a series here focusing on the twelve countries classified as “demonstrating patterns of noncompliance.” Today’s country is India. Country Summary: India does not adhere to any protocols with respect to international parental child abduction. In 2017, […]
State Department’s Annual Report on International Child Abduction: Ecuador
Blog The U.S. State Department has recently released their annual report on International Child Abduction. Below is our sixth post in a series here focusing on the twelve countries classified as “demonstrating patterns of noncompliance.” Today’s country is Ecuador. Country Summary: The Hague Abduction Convention has been in force between the United States and Ecuador since 1992. […]
State Department’s Annual Report on International Child Abduction: Dominican Republic
Blog The U.S. State Department has recently released their annual report on International Child Abduction. Below is our fifth post in a series here focusing on the twelve countries classified as “demonstrating patterns of noncompliance.” Today’s country is the Dominican Republic. Country Summary: The Hague Abduction Convention has been in force between the United States and the […]
“Getting” Serious: Religious Divorce in Israel
Blog A firestorm has arisen in Israel after a man who has been sanctioned by a rabbinical court in Haifa was allowed to enter the Knesset this week, upon the invitation of a right-wing American-born Israeli politician. Divorce in Israel is the exclusive province of the religious courts, although both civil courts and religious courts […]
June 5th, Washington D.C. Conference: Cross-Border Family Mediation: Dispute Resolution for International Families In Your Community
Blog Join us for our day-long conference, Cross-Border Family Mediation: Dispute Resolution for International Families In Your Community on June 5, 2018 in Washington, D.C., co-hosted by International Social Service-USA (ISS-USA), MK Family Law, The George Washington University School of Law, and Leslie Ellen Shear, Attorney and Counselor at Law. This event will bring together leading experts to discuss mediation as a […]
State Department’s Annual Report on International Child Abduction: China
Blog The U.S. State Department has recently released their annual report on International Child Abduction. Below is our fourth post in a series here focusing on the twelve countries classified as “demonstrating patterns of noncompliance.” Today’s country is China. Country Summary: China does not adhere to any protocols with respect to international parental child abduction. In 2017, […]
State Department’s Annual Report on International Child Abduction: Brazil
Blog The U.S. State Department has recently released their annual report on International Child Abduction. Below is our third post in a series here focusing on the twelve countries classified as “demonstrating patterns of noncompliance.” Today’s country is Brazil. Country Summary: The Hague Abduction Convention has been in force between the United States and Brazil since 2003. […]
State Department’s Annual Report on International Child Abduction: The Bahamas
Blog The U.S. State Department has recently released their annual report on International Child Abduction. Below is our second post in a series here focusing on the twelve countries classified as “demonstrating patterns of noncompliance.” Today’s country is The Bahamas. Country Summary: The Hague Abduction Convention has been in force between the United States and The Bahamas […]