Mar 15, 2023 | Child abduction, UK - England and Wales case law
Can chidren gain habitual residence despite many relocations? High Court of Justice, London, UK 3 March 2023, WC2A 2LL This case concerns an application made by the applicant mother, W, under the Hague Convention 1980 for the return of two children, X, aged 8, and Y,...
Feb 12, 2023 | Child abduction, UK - England and Wales case law
What can be done if your child has been abducted in a non Hague Convention country? High Court of Justice, London, UK 2 December 2022, EWHC 3465 The facts The mother is Algarian. The father British and Algerian and the boy (2 years old) has both nationalities. The boy...
Feb 9, 2023 | Child abduction, Habitual residence, UK - England and Wales case law
By Forum Shah, Dawson Cornwell – London, UK Family Court, London, UK July 29 2022, WC2A2LL The team from Dawson Cornwell reprisented the applicant father in this case. The father, a Spanish and British national, sought the return of a child aged 4 to the Kingdom...
Dec 4, 2022 | Child abduction, UK - England and Wales case law
The child came to the UK because of the war in Ukraine. The child is 5 years old and he has the British and Ukranian nationality. His father lives in London and his mother lives in Ukraine. Because of the war with Russia, the mother and the child came to England in...
Jun 14, 2022 | UK - England and Wales case law
Temporary, but not. The mother was to stay with the child in England for 8 weeks. Later, the father agreed to a one-year stay. The High Court ordered that the children now have their habitual residence in the UK. C (Children) (2018) UKSC 8 United Kingdom Supreme...
Jun 14, 2022 | UK - England and Wales case law
No return during pending asylum application G v G (2021) UKSC 9, The Supreme Court of the United Kingdom 19 March 20221, HC/E/UKe 1509 The mother and father live together in South Africa. The child was born in 2012 and had always been habitually resident in South...
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