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Due Diligence   →   Can US Family Courts Determine Custody When One Parent Takes Child Abroad?

Dec 7, 2012 16:54
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Photo Credit: ©RIA Novosti, Andrey Starostin.
Photo Credit: ©RIA Novosti, Andrey Starostin.
WASHINGTON – The Supreme Court this week heard arguments on an international child custody case in which a father is looking for the return of his daughter who is with his foreign mother abroad.

The Court is being asked if U.S. family law courts can determine custody when a foreign parent takes a child out of the country.

Voice of Russia’s chief legal correspondent, Carmen Russell-Sluchansky, found out more from Margaret Ryznar, a law professor at Indiana University School of Law in Indianapolis.


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