Posted by Jeremy Morley | Sep 13, 2024 |
Jeremy Morley's comprehensive and indispensable book for U.S. family lawyers, International Family Law Practice, is now published in a new and expanded edition issued in May 2024.
This book provides an excellent and detailed analysis of the key elements of international family law as applied in ...
Posted by Jeremy Morley | Sep 12, 2024 |
by Jeremy D. Morley
www.international-divorce.com
It is typical that, when a wife and mother abducts a child to India she immediately causes the husband and his immediate family members to be charged with the Indian offense of cruelty to a wife in order to deter and prevent her husband from ...
Posted by Jeremy Morley | Sep 03, 2024 |
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I completely agree with the thoughtful and informative review that Andrew Botros has written about Jeremy Morley's latest edition of International Family Law Practice. I have owned and used the International Family Law Practice books sin...
Posted by Jeremy Morley | Aug 20, 2024 |
Jeremy Morley's comprehensive and indispensable book for U.S. family lawyers, International Family Law Practice, is now published in a new and expanded edition issued in May 2024 and is a must for all family lawyers. It provides a throughout and detailed analysis of international family law as ap...
Posted by Jeremy Morley | Aug 19, 2024 |
This article was first published here.
Like many divorces, Padmashini and Dean Drees' breakup in 2004 was bitter.
There were mutual allegations of abuse, suspicions of infidelity, and a nasty fight over custody of the couple's toddler son, Drew. But when Padmashini Drees traveled with Drew to I...
Posted by Jeremy Morley | Aug 14, 2024 |
Jeremy Morley's comprehensive and indispensable book for U.S. family lawyers, International Family Law Practice, is now published in a new and expanded edition issued in May 2024.
This book provides an excellent and detailed analysis of the key elements of international family law as applied i...
Posted by Jeremy Morley | Jul 08, 2024 |
by Jeremy D. Morley
Bangladesh is a safe haven for international child abduction. It has not adopted the Hague Abduction Convention, nor has it entered into any bilateral arrangements concerning international child abduction. And the wheels of justice turn very slowly there.
It had been hoped...
Posted by Jeremy Morley | Jul 07, 2024 |
by Jeremy D. Morley
www.international-divorce.com
Professional soccer teams usually win more games when they play at home than when they play away, even though the rules are the same wherever the games are played.
But in the arena of international family law, the place of the divorce case ...
Posted by Jeremy Morley | Jul 05, 2024 |
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The 11th Circuit has held that, whether a child is “settled” in its new environment within the meaning of Article 12 of the Hague Abduction Convention, should be based on the same totality-of-the-circumstances test that the Supreme Court established in the Monasky case for de...
Posted by Jeremy Morley | Jun 10, 2024 |
by Jeremy D. Morley
My article on Strategic Planning for International Divorces is published in the new issue of the Journal of the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers.I explain in the article that lawyers representing clients with significant international connections who are contemplating ...
Posted by Jeremy Morley | Jun 03, 2024 |
I am delighted to announce that the most recent edition of my book, International Family Law Practice (2024), has now been published.
The book provides practical insight and proven strategies for U.S. attorneys dealing with international family law matters. It covers a wide range
of topics, i...
Posted by Jeremy Morley | Jun 03, 2024 |
Jeremy D. Morley
Will a foreign country divorce be recognized in the United States if the parties both appeared in the foreign proceeding but neither of them was domiciled in that country? Yes, say the courts in New York. No, say many other courts.
But recently, the Fourth Circuit Court of Ap...
Posted by Jeremy Morley | May 07, 2024 |
Summary: The Convention has been in force between the United States and Brazil since 2003. In 2023, Brazil continued to demonstrate a pattern ofnoncompliance. Specifically, the Brazilian judicial authorities failed to regularly implement and comply with the provisions of the Convention. As a resu...
Posted by Jeremy Morley | Apr 30, 2024 |
The U.S. State Department has now issued its 2024 Annual Report on International Child Abduction.
Summary: The Convention has been in force between the United States and Belize since 1989. In 2023, Belize continued to demonstrate a pattern ofnoncompliance. Specifically, the judicial authorities ...
Posted by Jeremy Morley | Apr 26, 2024 |
The U.S. State Department has now issued its 2024 Action Report on International Child Abduction.
Posted by Jeremy Morley | Apr 08, 2024 |
by Jeremy D Morley
India is a well-established safe haven for international child abduction, in this author's opinion, but expert evidence must be supplied to a court before it may make any such determination.
In a case in Minnesota, a district court authorized the parties' mother to take the...
Posted by Jeremy Morley | Apr 05, 2024 |
Published: 3rd April 2024
Whenever children are abducted from the United Kingdom to the United States, counsel for the left-behind parents must consider a most unusual aspect of U.S. law when determining the optimal methods of securing the children's return. Not only may a case be started under ...
Posted by Jeremy Morley | Mar 11, 2024 |
by Jeremy D. Morley
The United States accepted Pakistan's accession to the Hague Abduction Convention in 2020, but there has been very little experience so far concerning Pakistan's compliance with the treaty. The latest State Department report to Congress on this issue merely states that no Co...
Posted by Jeremy Morley | Mar 07, 2024 |
By Jeremy D. Morley
Can a parent who has obtained an order of sole custody of a U.S. citizen child from a foreign court obtain a U.S. passport for the child without notice to the other parent and without the consent of the other parent? My answer is that it depends on the circumstances but if ha...
Posted by Jeremy Morley | Feb 26, 2024 |
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www.international-divorce.com
1. This article concerns Muslim divorces in Pakistan.
2. A Muslim marriage is a civil contract, known as a nikah nama. The nikah nama contains provisions for the dowry (“mahr”). The mahr is usually in two parts – t...
Posted by Jeremy Morley | Nov 21, 2023 |
We are delighted that yesterday after a lengthy trial, the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York (Briccetti J.) upheld our client's position that her relocation of her children from Montreal to Monsey, New York was not in violation of the Hague Abduction Convention.
Posted by Jeremy Morley | Nov 20, 2023 |
We are delighted to have assisted in securing the return to their home in the U.S. of children who were wrongfully retained in the country of Colombia.
The return was a result of actions taken in the United States not in Colombia.
Colombia remains a high-risk destination for child visits wh...
Posted by Jeremy Morley | Oct 23, 2023 |
Jeremy D. Morley
Australia's experiment with a presumption of “equal shared parental responsibility” has ended, with passage of the Family Law Amendment Bill 2023.
In 2006 Australia adopted the presumption of equal parenting in order to change the then-prevalent practice of favoring mothers o...
Posted by Jeremy Morley | Sep 15, 2023 |
Jeremy D. Morley
In an article entitled Billionaire Divorces Spur Crackdown by China's Market Regulator,Bloomberg cites a “rising number of divorces among China's wealthy tycoons” amid concerns that divorce is being used in China as a device to split large stockholdings and uncertainty as to the...
Posted by Jeremy Morley | Sep 12, 2023 |
Joyful news! Our client today has his children safely. back home in Virginia after their mother abducted them to France. Kudos to the French authorities. The return was a little more than two months after I was retained.