The International Divorce Law Office at Morley & Trager
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"The decision about which law applies to a divorce, custody, support
or other matrimonial case and the decision as to which court will hear the
case can have an enormous impact on the eventual outcome of the case. These
issues are often extremely complex and confusing, even to lawyers are very
familiar with the laws of their local jurisdiction. That's where we come
in. We can help to guide you to the best decision and then take you through
the entire process. We have the experience, know-how, international experience
and connections with matrimonial counsel internationally to provide you
with appropriate advice and strong, effective representation. We operate
locally in New York with a global network of correspondents and contacts.
We are extremely experienced in representing divorcing clients whose affairs
are international. We offer sensible advice and effective representation
to our clients, based on our great experience in international matrimonial
and business matters, together with plain common sense. We provide an extremely
personalized service, quickly and efficiently. We get the job done for our
clients so that they can get on with their lives. We consult with clients
who are moving to a new stage of their lives. Many of them have assets in
multiple jurisdictions, have more than one residency, have business affairs
in different locations and have great concerns about the residency, the
custody and the well-being of their children. Our clients are frequently
in great need of expert, practical advice that is based on an understanding
of the laws of different states, provinces or countries. They need our counsel
- often in conjunction with local counsel in other jurisdictions -- to create
intelligent strategies that will lead them most effectively to the next stages
of their lives. We understand the concerns of our clients. They are frequently
under unusual stress and sometimes in great crisis. They require special
understanding and support. We also know that divorce does not exist in a
vacuum. We have had our own direct and personal experiences of divorce and
we have a full appreciation of the stresses and the practicalities of life
in the real world."
Witness Guide for Testifying at Deposition or in Court (800) 646-5590
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Essential to giving the testimony you need to give.
Critical for the witnesses you are counting on. Important for all types
of cases and essential for child custody and divorce cases. You only get one
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in court. Avoid the tricks and traps of questioning. This books fast easy
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Divorce Support Plus
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Queen Elizabeth Health Complex, 2100 Marlowe, Suite 401, Montreal,
Quebec H4A 3L5 Canada
We provide support services to all members of families experiencing separation or divorce. Offering private coaching, support groups and workshops, we specialize in divorce recovery and inter/personal growth & development. (514) 817-0627
Reena Sommer & Associates
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111 Pulford Street
Winnipeg, Manitoba
Canada R3L 1X8
We provide support services to families experiencing divorce and separation. We are a group of family life consultants with backgrounds in psychology, social work and family studies. We specialize in working with high conflict families and intervene in cases of PAS. We also conduct custody and access evaluations. Helping clients explore options in troubled relationships. (204) 487.7247
Aktion Recht des Kindes auf beide Eltern, Austria
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Eberhard Probst, Ried im Innkreis, Austria/Europe
JTel/Fax:+43/(0)7752/ 86821 Mobil: +43/(0)664/3344777
Crouch: International Child Abduction Remedies
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A Call For Help, a Family Law Article by Richard Crouch, Attorney
at Law, 2111 Wilson Boulevard, Suite 550, Arlington, Virginia 22201; (703)
528-6700; crouch@patriot.net
Department of State - Important Telephone Numbers
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U.S. Department of State telephone numbers that may prove useful
in a child abduction case.
Department of State - Office of Children's Issues
The United States Central Authority under The Convention On The Civil Aspects of Child Abduction.Net Detective
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Provides information about the rights of parents, how to proceed
in a child abduction case.
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International Parental Child Abduction. This connects to the
Official Solicitor's Office who is the Central Authority for England and
Wales.
National Child Rescue Organisation
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Each year thousands of innocent families are destroyed by the state!
This website will tell you who's behind it, why it's done, how
it's done and what to do to protect your family from Britain's army of official
child abusers
Our Aims And Ideals
and our intention to expose the worst persecution of innocent families
since Nazi Germany.
The purpose of the National Child Rescue Organisation (NCRO) is to protect
children from abuse, whether that abuse originates from their own home environment
or, as so often happens, from the British 'Nazi-like' State controlled child
protection agencies.
Remember the Nazi-like antics employed by these agencies in Cleveland,
Rochdale, the Orkneys, Pindown and the North Wales children homes sex abuse
scandals? The same antics are being employed today, but the States secret
family court procedures are designed to stop the facts being disclosed to
the unsuspecting public.
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International Parental Child Abduction. Since the mid-1970's, when
we first began compiling statistics on this subject, the Department of State
has taken action in more than 4,200 cases where children have either been
abducted from the United States or wrongfully detained in a foreign country.
We have provided information in response to thousands of additional inquiries
regarding child custody, visitation rights and effective abduction prevention
techniques such as supervised visitation.
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International Parental Child Abduction.Japan is not a signator
to the Hague Convention on the Civil Aspects of International Child Abduction.
Japanese civil law stresses that in cases where custody cannot be reached by agreement between the parents, the Japanese Family Court will resolve the issue based on the best interests of the child. The Civil Affairs Bureau of the Japanese Ministry of Justice states that, in general, redress in child custody cases is sought through habeas corpus proceedings in the court. There is no preferential treatment based on nationality or gender. Although visitation rights for non-custodial parents are not expressly stipulated in the Japanese Civil Code, court judgments often provide visitation rights for non-custodial parents. In order to bring a custody issue before the Family Court, the left-behind parent will require the assistance of a Japanese attorney. A parent holding a custody decree issued in U.S. courts must therefore retain local Japanese counsel to apply to the Japanese courts for recognition and enforcement of the U.S. decree.
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International Child Abduction. Jordanian laws regarding divorce
and custody of minor children are adjudicated in religious courts. If the
marriage partners are Muslim, disputes will be resolved before a Sharia
court judge who will apply principles of Islamic law. In the case of Christians,
the court will be an Ecclesiastical Court composed of clergymen from the
appropriate religious community. For Christians, the law will be derived
from principles governing family status in the Greek Orthodox Church, Roman
Catholic Church or other Christian denominations.
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International Parental Child Abduction. The Hague Convention on
the Civil Aspects of International Child Abduction came into force between
the United States of America and Mexico on October 1, 1991. The Hague Convention
provisions for return apply to children who were taken to Mexico after 10/1/91.
Parents and legal guardians of children taken to Mexico before 10/1/91 may
still submit applications for access to the child under the Hague Convention.
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International Parental Child Abduction. Under Pakistani family law,
which is based on Islamic law, the father controls virtually all aspects
of his family's life. He decides where his wife and children will live, how
the children are to be educated and whether or where they may travel. Courts
rarely, if ever, give custody of children to a woman who is not a Muslim,
who will not raise the children as Muslims, does not plan to raise them in
Pakistan, or has remarried. In all probability, even if the mother wins custody,
the children would still need the father's permission, to leave the country.
Any matter of custody in Pakistan can only be resolved through the appropriate
local judicial system.
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International Parental Child Abduction. In Saudi Arabia, child custody
is based on Islamic law. The primary concern of Saudi courts in deciding
child custody cases is that the child be raised in accordance with the Islamic
faith.
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International Parental Child Abduction. Syrian custody law generally
follows Islamic law. The father or his family is usually entitled to custody
of a child. Although the courts do grant the mother physical custody
in some cases, permission to take the children outside Syria is not granted
(See Exit Permits below), particularly when the child is under nine
years old if a boy, or under eleven years old if a girl. Some American
parents have been successful in obtaining custody before Syrian courts.
A list of lawyers willing to handle such cases is available from both
the Office of Children’s Issues and the U.S. Embassy in Damascus.
One important factor in obtaining custody in Syria is whether the Syrian
parent has registered either the marriage or the child's birth with
Syrian authorities, either in Syria or at the Syrian Embassy in Washington.
Contact the Office of Children’s Issues in the Department of State or
the Syrian Embassy to inquire if a marriage or birth has been registered,
if a child has been issued a Syrian passport, or for general information
on Syrian family law. See contact information below.
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International Parental Child Abduction. Under Thai law, the question
of child custody is addressed in Book Five of the Thai Civil and Commercial
Code under the general headings Termination of Marriage and Rights and Duties
of Parent and Child. The relevant portions of the law follow in full: Section
1520. In case of divorce by mutual consent, the agreement for the exercise
of parental power over each of the children shall be made in writing. In
the absence of such agreement or (if) an agreement thereon cannot be reached,
the matter shall be decided by the court. In case of divorce by judgment
of the court, the parental power belongs to the party in whose favor the judgment
is given, unless it is decided by the court that the parental power
shall belong to the other party, or that a third person shall be the guardian.
Section 1521. If it appears that the guardian as provided in Section 1520
behaves himself or herself improperly or there is a change of circumstances
after the appointment, the court has the power, after taking into consideration
the happiness and interest of the child, to give an order appointing a new
guardian.
New Zealand Men's Rights Association
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GENUINE sexual equality means input from Masculists, balancing the
Feminist agenda.
Families Need Fathers (UK)
The PapaHood
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The Life and Times of a Canadian At-Home Dad
Hi. Welcome to The PapaHood. This site is patched together by a sometimes-organized at-home dad, and was started in June 1997, when I didn't know much about the Web, and just beginning with HTML. I haven't been able to work on the page much since the Spring because I've been doing some volunteer work for another site (daddyshome.com), but that will be calming down a little bit soon, and then I can get back in the swing of things here. Well, as if I wasn't busy enough. We went on a trip to eastern Québec for 10 days, and now we're in the final stages of moving. Some day I'll get back to work on this darn thing. Sorry to keep putting you off. I contribute articles based on my life at home with my son, and reserve the right to veer off every now and then and discuss something different. There are other sites out there, and I'd like to help you find them. The ever-expanding Links Page is there for that reason. You can also follow the webrings to visit other sites relating to fathers. There are some great resources for at-home dads out there, but frankly, nowhere near enough, yet. I'll try to keep an eye on them to see what we can do to keep this one a little different. It's not a competition, there's plenty of room for everyone.
Home-Dad Link (UK)
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Home-Dad Link is an organization aiming to promote social contact
between dads at home, single fathers, their children and families. Home-Dad
Link serves dads in the United Kingdom.
DAD-to-DAD
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DAD-to-DAD is an organization for Dads who stay at-home with their
children. DAD-to-DAD was founded by Curtis Cooper of Atlanta, Georgia in
1995. The group, first called "Mr. Mom", was started with only a few Dads
in the surrounding Atlanta area. When Curtis first became an At-Home Dad,
he tried joining groups of At-Home Moms in their playgroups. He was looking
for a group that could help meet a certain need all of us Full-Time Dads
have - support, networking and a playgroup for the kids. Despite his attempts
to "fit-in", Curtis still felt something needed to be done to pull together
other At-Home Dads. So, he formed "Mr. Mom". After some discussion about
the name, it was unanimously decided to change the name of the organization
to DAD-to-DAD. The organization has grown by leaps & bounds and has even
gone international with chapters all over North America and in other countries
as well.
Children of the Underground
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The Children of the Underground Watch Newsletter Site is the official
location on the Web that monitors the activity of the Children of the Underground
Organization. The authors of this site have been researching this group
for the past decade. They are working on a
book
and other published works that details the activities of this group.
We feel that the media has really never got this story right. The
Children of the Underground Watch Web site and Newsletter is our honest
and sincere attempt to fairly and justly inform the public of this issue.
Many of our subscribers and members of the media have asked us
who we are. We do not wish to disclose our true identity to the general
public at this time. These Underground Organizations have a well connected
group of litigious attorneys and private investigators that have been known
to harass non-supporting individuals and organizations. The authors will
disclose that politically they are not affiliated with any specific organization
and are supportive of all major missing children's organizations.Please subscribe to our Free Newsletter for Searching Parents,
Family and Friends of Missing Children, Law Enforcement, the Media, Missing
Children Organizations, Family Abduction Consultants and Private Investigators.
National Center for Protective Parents
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1908 Riverside Drive, Trenton, NJ 08618
Provides free services, including free legal representation where available for parents protecting abused children, attorney training, expert witnesses, legal research, referral services and advocacy in Civil Child Sexual Abuse Cases.
The NCPP was founded as a grass roots effort by one attorney, one domestic violence professional and one child support advocate and funded by the attorney for the first eighteen months. The sole focus of the process was to protect abused children caught in the midst of custody litigation. Nonabusing parents were losing custody to abusers simply because they could not afford to pay for qualified legal representation. Those who could pay for representation found that most attorneys were not knowledgeable about custody cases were abuse issues existed, or how these issues made the case different and difficult. As a result, thousands of children were being placed with cruel and violent parents. It was evident that just having an attorney was not enough. Experienced family law attorneys had to be trained regarding how to better litigate custody cases involving abuse. The focus of the NCPP has always been a narrow one: to offer resources to nonabusive parents in order that they be given an opportunity to protect their children through the legal system. Approximately 85% of these parents are mothers and 15% are fathers. Since incorporation in August of 1992, the NCPP has served 2,412 parents nationwide. These services range from advice and information, to assigning a free attorney, consultations with the parents and/or their submitting legal briefs on appeal in support of protective parent cases, publishing a newsletter titled Alternatives For Protective Parents, making referrals for parents who need expert witnesses, evaluations, therapy for themselves or their children and for medical evaluations of child abuse. The NCPP is committed to assist these parents in any way that is legally and ethically allowable and within funding restrictions. All services are free.
An NCPP two-year pilot attorney training program in New Jersey was funded by the state Office of Victim-Witness Advocacy Fund generating 117 pro bono representations by offering three days of intensive training on custody cases involving issues of abuse to experienced family law attorneys at no charge, on the condition that each attorney with the NCPPP to accept three pro bono referrals within two years of completion of the training. The NCPP is the only agency or organization serving this population of commendable parents who ask nothing more than that their children be protected in the courts. T (609) 394-1506 F (609) 394-2574
Lesbian Mothers Support Society
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LMSS is a Canadian, non-profit group which strives to provide
peer support for lesbian parents and their children, as well as those lesbians
considering parenthood. Through social functions such as potlucks and children's
activities, lesbian families are able to share experiences and support each
other in a positive environment. We also attempt to provide legal/medical/psychosocial
referrals as needed. Some of the issues of interest to LMSS are the rights
of non-biological parents, access to insemination for lesbians seeking to
become parents, custody issues in lesbian family breakups, and equal treatment
of lesbian families in society. We welcome input from lesbian parents anywhere
who are willing to share their knowledge and experiences with us. LMSS
believes that knowledge is empowerment and so we maintain a small reference
library of books, files of articles and essays, and a collection of videos.
We can also offer limited access to the World Wide Web.
NO BULLY website
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This site is part of the Telecom/Police STOP BULLYING Campaign.
Spot and Bo are here to show you around the site. You can hang out with
Bo and his friends and play the No Bully game, and he's got lots of other
useful stuff for kids. Spot can help you to find out about support services
in your community and ways that adults can help kids to deal with bullying.
This site originates in New Zealand but addresses a world wide
problem. Telecom is the major sponsor of Police programmes which help young
New Zealanders to avoid becoming offenders or victims of crime. The programmes
encourage children and young people to act safely and confidently to protect
themselves and their property, and avoid drug abuse. Telecom supports the
Police because we recognize it is the responsibility of all New Zealanders
to allow our children and young people to grow up in a safe and healthy environment.
International Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers
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A must for international law. Linked to many, many other law oriented
sites.
International Child Abduction Attorney Network
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ICANN's purpose is to increase legal representation for parents
in incoming cases under the Hague Convention on the Civil Aspects of International
Child Abduction.
AUSTRALIA
The Domestic
Violence & Incest Resource Centre
(Melbourne)
The DVIRC site has information about their services, statistics on domestic violence and information for victims of domestic violence and incest.
Violence Free Family Life: Women's Safety Plan
This safety plan was adapted for domestic violence victims in Australia (from The Nashville Police Department). Domestic violence experts strongly recommends that anyone thinking of leaving an abusive relationship and/or making a safety plan should do so in consultation with a trained domestic violence counselor.
Women's Resource Information and Support Centre
WRISC is located in Ballarat and offers confidential personal support for women and children who have or are experiencing domestic violence.
BRASIL
Centro de Estudo e Atendimento Relativos ao Abuso Sexual
O Centro de Estudo e Atendimento Relativos ao Abuso Sexual, parte da Faculdade de Medicina da Universidade de São Paulo, ofrece atendimento em saúde mental nos níveis individual e familiar para pessoas envolvidas em relações incestuosas. Tambem faz estudo e pesquisa nesta área.
CANADA
Vancouver: Battered Women's Support Services
BWSS provides free support services and educational workshops for all women who are or have been in an abusive, intimate relationship as an adult.
ITALY
MEXICO
Comisión Nacional de Derechos Humanos
La Comisión Nacional de Derechos Humanos tiene una iniciativa nacional en contra de la violencia (clic Unidad Nacional contra la Violencia). El sitio web tiene información sobre la violencia interfamiliar, cómo reconocerla, y sugerencias para pedir ayuda y vivir libre de este peligro.
NEW ZEALAND
Violence Free Family Life: Women's Safety Plan
This safety plan was adapted for domestic violence victims in New Zealand (from The Nashville Police Department). Safe Xchange strongly recommends that anyone thinking of leaving an abusive relationship and/or making a safety plan should do so in consultation with a trained domestic violence counselor.
SCOTLAND
Zero Tolerance Charitable Trust
List of myths and facts and information on how you can help by getting involved. SOUTH ASIA Links and resources for South Asian women living in India, the U.S. and Canada. URUGUAY Teléfonos para emergencias, incluyendo una línea para mujeres
víctimas de la violencia.
Este artículo de El Ucabista, el periódico de la Universidad
Católica Andrés Bello, presenta la violación como manifestación
de violencia social. Incluye direcciones y teléfonos de las instituciones
donde las víctimas de violación pueden pedir ayuda.
SAWNET (South Asian Women's NETwork)
Teléfonos Utiles
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