The doctrine of fugitive disentitlement bars a fugitive from seeking relief in the judicial system whose authority he or she evades, i.e. one cannot flee the country and evade a
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International Family Law Issues
An International Affair: Who Gets To Decide Custody?
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In the recently published Appellate Division decision of J.A. v. A.T., the Court faced a complicated decision regarding whether to overturn the trial court’s opinion as to which court,…
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Read Part II of Judy Springer’s Post on Litigating Hague Convention Claims
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Judy McIntire Springer, a partner in our Philadelphia office, wrote a terrific post on litigating Hague Convention claims for the Legal Intelligencer Blog. The link below is to the second…
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Read Judy Springer’s Post On Litigating Hague Convention Claims
By Eric S. Solotoff on
Judy McIntire Springer, a partner in our Philadelphia office, wrote a terrific post on litigating Hague Convention claims for the Legal Intelligencer Blog.
The Hague Convention is an international treaty that many…
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