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protection order

Case Update (26 August 2022): Livingstone v. Livingstone; 5-year foreign protection order meant Petitioner had no right of custody

September 12, 2022

On August 26, 2022, the U.S. District Court for the D. of Colorado denied Mr. Livingstone's request to return his children to Australia. The parties married in Las Vegas in February 2015 and had a child. When their child was 3-months old in February 2017, they traveled to Australia. They lived a … Read More about Case Update (26 August 2022): Livingstone v. Livingstone; 5-year foreign protection order meant Petitioner had no right of custody

Category iconabduction,  Actually Exercising,  Child Abduction,  custody rights,  Hague Abduction Convention,  protection order,  Right of Custody,  rights of custody

Case Update (2021 Oct 27): Steven W v. Meeli W; civil protection order suit in attempt to seek return of retained child

November 16, 2021

On October 27, 2021, the Appellate Court of Illinois reversed a trial court's finding that Steven was entitled to an order of protection and that Meeli was in indirect civil contempt of a court order to return their child from Estonia to Illinois. The family traveled from Illinois to Estonia in … Read More about Case Update (2021 Oct 27): Steven W v. Meeli W; civil protection order suit in attempt to seek return of retained child

Category iconabduction,  Child Abduction,  Child Custody,  custody,  domestic violence,  Hague Abduction Convention,  interference with custody,  protection order

Case Update (2020): Alobaid v. Khan; Domestic Violence, Personal Jurisdiction, Contacts between foreign national and U.S. state

June 2, 2020

The Alobaid v. Khan ( No. 3D19-2128, 3rd District Court of Appeal State of Florida) case addressed the father’s (Mr. Alobaid) argument that Florida lacked personal jurisdiction and subject matter jurisdiction to issue a domestic violence injunction that included a temporary custody … Read More about Case Update (2020): Alobaid v. Khan; Domestic Violence, Personal Jurisdiction, Contacts between foreign national and U.S. state

Category icondomestic violence,  personal jurisdiction,  protection order,  subject matter jurisdiction,  UCCJEA

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