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BIG MONEY DIVORCE UPHEAVAL IN CHINA

Posted by Jeremy Morley | Sep 15, 2023 | 0 Comments

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...

Hague Service and Colombia

Posted by Jeremy Morley | Aug 16, 2023 | 0 Comments

Issues concerning proper service of process on parties in Colombia can be tricky, especially in light of the Hague Service Convention. We have provided expert assistance to local family lawyers in two cases recently. In both cases, the client's positions were upheld.

Chinese Divorce Law: A Major Development

Posted by Jeremy Morley | Aug 09, 2023 | 0 Comments

Chinese Divorce Law: A Major Development by Jeremy D. Morley https://www.international-divorce.com/notes-on-laws-and-practices-of-china-3 In China, marital property is theoretically required to be divided equally between the spouses upon a divorce. But without an enforceable obligation to make...

UAE: Abu Dhabi Divorce for Non-Muslims

Posted by Jeremy Morley | May 08, 2023 | 0 Comments

Abu Dhabi's non-Muslim Personal Status Law (Abu Dhabi Law No 14/2021) allows non-Muslims to obtain a divorce in the Emirate by means of a civil procedure in a new court, the Abu Dhabi Civil Family Court, under a secular law that is separate from that which applies to UAE Muslim families.  Abu Dh...

KOREA CHILD ABDUCTION NONCOMPLIANCE

Posted by Jeremy Morley | May 05, 2023 | 0 Comments

Korea has again been found non-compliant by the United States Department of State as a result of the failure of the Korean authorities to enforce orders to return internationally abducted children. In the 2023 Annual Report on International Child Abduction issued by the US State Department, as...

MARRIAGE-LIKE RELATIONSHIPS IN BRITISH COLUMBIA, CANADA

Posted by Jeremy Morley | May 02, 2023 | 0 Comments

In British Columbia, Canada, unmarried partners may be deemed to be in a “spousal relationship” that entitles them to be treated as spouses for the purpose of securing financial remedies upon the termination of the relationship as if they were actually married. Section 3 of the Family Law Act of ...

Algeria and International Child Abduction

Posted by Jeremy Morley | Mar 17, 2023 | 0 Comments

My expert evidence on the international family law aspects of the laws and procedures of Algeria has resulted in a highly favorable settlement for a parent who feared that the parties' children might be taken out of the United States to Algeria. I explained that. in my opinion. if the other paren...

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