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James D. Garbolino
February 2, 2016

Mootness | Stays | Expeditious Handling

James D. Garbolino
January 21, 2016

Interpreting the Convention | Custody Rights | Ne Exeat Clauses[1]

James D. Garbolino
January 20, 2016

Order Compelling Parent to Return | Recognition or Enforcement of Custody Orders | No Retroactive Wrongful Retention | Habitual Residence

James D. Garbolino
January 20, 2016

Consent and Acquiescence

Article 13 establishes a defense to return when the left-behind parent has consented or acquiesced to the removal or retention of the child. Consent or acquiescence, however, must be clearly established.

Facts

James D. Garbolino
January 20, 2016

Habitual Residence

Facts

James D. Garbolino
January 20, 2016

Habitual Residence

James D. Garbolino
January 20, 2016

Habitual Residence | Rights of Custody | Grave Risk | Consent and Acquiescence

James D. Garbolino
January 20, 2016

Grave Risk | Sexual Abuse of Child

The Da­nai­pour cases deal with the responsibilities of trial courts to hear and rule on defenses to return as opposed to relying upon the courts or services of the habitual residence to inquire into allegations of abuse.

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