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Hague Convention on the Civil Aspects of International Child Abduction

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March 16, 2016

This order is a “bare bones” form, providing that a child be returned to his or her habitual residence in the company of either the mother or the father.  

March 15, 2016

This is an order with undertakings relating to:

     (a) custody arrangements between the parties upon return of the children;

     (b) enrollment of children in school upon return;

     (c) non-removal of children from a specified general area;

March 15, 2016

This form is for a consent order of return.  It sets forth precise dates and times for the child to be transported back to the habitual residence along with standard boilerplate provisions directing law enforcement’s assistance in enforcing the order.

March 15, 2016

This form is a Safe Harbor Order.  It is designed to detail the conditions that will exist in the habitual residence upon the child’s return. 

This order presumes

     (1) the parties are agreeable to the conditions of return, and

March 15, 2016

How do I determine whether the treaty is “in force” between the U.S. and the other country involved?

March 14, 2016

What is a Central Authority?

March 14, 2016

What role do the concepts of “best interests” or “welfare of the child” play in deciding a Hague case for return of a child?

March 13, 2016

 How do I evaluate the assertion that the child objects to return?

March 13, 2016

What are the differences between access rights and custody rights?

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