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Relocation

Case Update: ABA Year-in-Review Update

April 22, 2021

The American Bar Association's International Law Section will host a free webinar on February 10th at 11 a.m. ET.  During this hour-and-a-half webinar, join Melissa Kucinski of MK Family Law and James Netto of the International Family Law Group as they take … Read More about Case Update: ABA Year-in-Review Update

Category iconCase Update,  Child Abduction,  Child Relocation,  divorce,  Relocation,  UCCJEA

Case Update (2020): Begum v. Palanisamy; the difficulty of mirroring a U.S. custody order overseas and the conflict of continuing exclusive jurisdiction under the UCCJEA

April 22, 2021

The Appellate Division of the Superior Court of NJ's case of Begum v. Palanisamy involves a multi-jurisdictional family and a NJ custody order.  While the opinion itself is merely about a variety of motions filed between the parties, there are some interesting issues that arise that allow this … Read More about Case Update (2020): Begum v. Palanisamy; the difficulty of mirroring a U.S. custody order overseas and the conflict of continuing exclusive jurisdiction under the UCCJEA

Category iconChild Relocation,  citizenship,  custody,  domesticate,  homologate,  mirror,  nationality,  reciprocity,  registration,  Relocation,  Singapore

Case Update (2020): JS v. RSS; modification of custody order, continuing exclusive jurisdiction under the UCCJEA, relocation of child overseas

April 22, 2021

The Superior Court of Pennsylvania, in JS v. RSS, addressed an issue of an international relocation and a U.S. court's subject matter jurisdiction over a custody modification action.  The facts are long and twisted, but the salient ones are: the parents divorced in 2015.  The father sought … Read More about Case Update (2020): JS v. RSS; modification of custody order, continuing exclusive jurisdiction under the UCCJEA, relocation of child overseas

Category iconChild Relocation,  continuing exclusive jurisdiction,  forum non conveniens,  modification,  Relocation,  subject matter jurisdiction,  UCCJEA

Case Update (2020): Federbush v. Shah; Simultaneous Divorce Actions, Forum Non Conveniens

April 22, 2021

In a March 2, 2020 opinion by the Supreme Court in New York County in Federbush v. Shah (2020 NY Slip Op 50300(U)), the court addressed a multi-jurisdictional divorce suit between a couple that had married in Thailand 8 years earlier.  The couple had signed a prenuptial agreement on the same … Read More about Case Update (2020): Federbush v. Shah; Simultaneous Divorce Actions, Forum Non Conveniens

Category iconContract,  dissolution,  divorce,  forum non conveniens,  Premarital Agreements,  Relocation

Case Update (2020): In re Marriage of Inoue; International Relocation of a Minor Child

April 22, 2021

In an unpublished appellate opinion on March 27, 2020, the Court of Appeal of the State of California (2nd Appellate District, Division 2) affirmed a mother’s request to relocate her child to Japan.  In re Marriage of Inoue (B289261 c/w B290642, Cal. App. 2020), had the child’s father appealing … Read More about Case Update (2020): In re Marriage of Inoue; International Relocation of a Minor Child

Category iconEnforceability,  Habitual Residence,  Japan,  Recognition,  Relocation,  UCCJEA

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