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Kazakhstan International Child Abduction – Beware of AI

Blog Today I checked whether the United States was in a treaty relationship with Kazakhstan.  Unfortunately, my Google searches now take me first to Google AI, which is completely unreliable and...

A Few of My “International Family Lawyer’s Best Tips.”

Blog by Jeremy D. Morley Before you move overseas, realize that if you take a child to a new country, or give birth to a child in a new country, you may find yourself trapped there. An example: Angie...

ALGERIA CHILD CUSTODY & CHILD ABDUCTION LAW

Blog by Jeremy D. Morley The Family Code of Algeria was adopted in 1984 and was last amended in 2005. It governs marriage, divorce, legal guardianship and inheritance. It is significantly based on...

Japanese Administrative Divorce Upheld in California

Blog A California court yesterday upheld the validity under California law of a non-judicial and purely administrative divorce obtained under Japanese law. I provided extensive expert evidence to the...

The 13th Annual Cultural Competency in Family Law Practice Seminar

Blog The 13th Annual Cultural Competency in Family Law Practice Seminar presented by the Los Angeles County Bar Association and organized by Abbas Hadjian last week was a great success. I was honored...

Jeremy Morley to speak at the 13th Annual Seminar (Cultural Competency in Family Law Practice), in Los Angeles, California

Blog We are pleased to announce that on Saturday, July 26, 2025, Jeremy Morley will speak on international prenuptial agreements and the recognition of foreign divorces at the 13th Annual Cultural...

“Habitual Residence” in a Non-Hague Canadian International Child Custody Case

Blog by Jeremy D. Morley The Supreme Court of Canada has relied in part on my opinions concerning child custody cases in non-Hague Abduction Convention countries in interpreting the term “habitual...

The Hague Abduction Convention: Practical Issues and Procedures for Family Lawyers, Fourth Edition

Blog By Jeremy D Morley In a practice that increasingly involves cross-border issues, a growing number of clients fear their children may be abducted, are concerned about overseas travel, or are...

Indian Section 498A Prosecutions Against Expat Indian Husbands: An Update

Blog by Jeremy D. Morley The Supreme Court of India has issued another significant ruling concerning the notorious Section 498A of the Indian Penal Code. Rajesh Chaddha v. State of Uttar Pradesh . The...

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