L v F [2017] EWCA Civ 2121

International focus: On uncertain ground

Rose-Marie Drury looks at the relocation of children in the context of Brexit and highlights issues to be aware of ‘The advantage of the 1996 Hague Convention recognition procedure is that it is possible to seek recognition in advance of seeking enforcement.’ At the time of writing, the one thing that is certain about Brexit …

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Domestic abuse: The full picture?

Joshua Green looks at the relevance and consideration of domestic abuse and harm in international relocation cases ‘The court is required to evaluate the seriousness of the allegations made, the nature of the evidence about them and their potential relevance to the decisions which must be taken.’ One of the possible defences to the summary …

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