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Justices Broaden Trial Courts’ Discretion In Youngster-custody Disputes Under Hague Convention
« on: January 19, 2024, 08:59:34 PM »
Previous to entry into power of the Convention in Japan in 2014, when a toddler was eliminated to a overseas state, the left-behind mum or dad wanted to seek out the whereabouts of the (ex-) spouse and baby all by him-or herself, overcoming boundaries of various regulation and culture, and to file a lawsuit for the return of the little one to a foreign court.

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Re: Justices Broaden Trial Courts? Discretion In Youngster-custody Disputes Under Hague Convention
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