State Department’s Annual Report on International Child Abduction: Peru
Blog The U.S. State Department has recently released their annual report on International Child Abduction. Below is our eleventh post in a series here focusing on the twelve countries classified as “demonstrating patterns of noncompliance.” Today’s country is Peru. Country Summary: The Hague Abduction Convention has been in force between the United States and Peru since […]
Court Ruling on Expert Testimony of Jeremy Morley Concerning Japan
Blog From the transcript of Reasons for Judgment in matter in the Court of Queen’s Bench of Alberta, Calgary, Alberta, Canada, dated June 1, 2018: THE COURT: “… I heard expert evidence on Japan and its adherence to and enforcement of foreign parenting orders from Mr. Jeremy Morley, a New York attorney with an international family […]
Testimonials
Blog Testimonials: We receive a constant stream of unsolicited testimonials about our services in international family law, especially concerning international child abduction, international prenuptial agreements, international divorce matters and international child custody cases. Here’s the newest one, received today: “I needed a complicated pre-nuptial agreement that covered multiple countries. Jeremy did a great job coordinating an […]
State Department’s Annual Report on International Child Abduction: Morocco
Blog The U.S. State Department has recently released their annual report on International Child Abduction. Below is our tenth post in a series here focusing on the twelve countries classified as “demonstrating patterns of noncompliance.” Today’s country is Morocco. Country Summary: The Hague Abduction Convention has been in force between the United States and Morocco since […]
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 […]