
Jasna Deti?ek v. Maurizio Sgueglia (C-403/09 PPU)
The proceedings related to a child born in September 1997 to a Slovenian mother and an Italian father, who were long-term residents in Italy. In
The proceedings related to a child born in September 1997 to a Slovenian mother and an Italian father, who were long-term residents in Italy. In
The Applicant father and Respondent mother were married and lived together in England with their three children ? two daughters, born on 1 March 2001
The case concerned two children born in 2001 and 2003 of a French mother and an Italian father. The parents had a turbulent relationship. In
Grave Risk – Art. 13(1)(b) Frequently moving home from one state to another and the possibility that the father might move again from his present
Habitual Residence – Art. 3 The Tribunal pointed out that neither the Hague Convention nor the Swiss Federal Act of 2009 on international child abduction
The case concerned two children aged 14 and 15. The parents had separated after 15 years of marriage in 2005. The separation was contentious. According
The child travelled from the United States to Brazil for holidays accompanied by the mother, a Brazilian national. The child was not returned to the
The case concerned a child born in 1993 in Canada, where her parents resided. In 1996, the family went to Poland on holiday. During that
The daughter was born in Austria in 2000. 3 months later, after the parent’s wedding, the family returned to settle in Spain. The father started
The case concerned twins of a Franco-Austrian mother and French father who were not married. The family had lived in France until December 2008. The