Articles in ‘Child abduction’ Category

When a child is wrongfully taken to another country or retained there without the consent of the other parent, many people assume that the 1980 Hague Convention is the only mechanism to secure the…

When a child is abducted from a country that is not a signatory to the 1980 Hague Convention and brought to England and Wales, parents are often uncertain about what legal remedies are available….

If you are worried that your child may be taken abroad without your agreement, it is important to act quickly. In England and Wales, a child under 16 should not usually be taken out…

International child relocation arises when one parent wishes to move their child to live in a different country, triggering a range of practical and legal considerations. Relocation can also occur within England and Wales, although these internal moves are typically subject to…

Navigating international adoption can feel complex, but understanding how the 1993 Hague Convention works is key to ensuring a smoother and legally secure process. This blog breaks down what a Convention Adoption is, who…

Neurodiversity Celebration Week is a worldwide initiative that takes place from March 16 2026 to March 20 2026 to recognize, raise awareness and celebrate the neurodiverse community. It is estimated that around 15–20% of…

The Corbett Le Quesne Jersey International Family and Child Law Conference is an annual event for UK and international practitioners. The March 2026 conference focused on Modern Families, including surrogacy, adoption, and LGBTQ+ family…