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Hague Convention “Habitual Residence” Newly Defined by Virginia Court of Appeals, But It Points to Korea

Coe v. Coe, Record No. 0854–15–4, decided on July 26 2016, adopts the U.S. Court of Appeals Fourth Circuit definition of habitual residence for purposes of the Hague Convention on Civil Aspects of International Child Abduction. Habitual residence is not defined in the Hague Convention, but in Vi

In Niblett, the father is convicted of sex with a minor, goes to prison, and becomes unemployed. (Niblett v. Niblett, Virginia Ct. App. Record No. 0716-15-1, December 15, 2015). In prison, he has no income. The trial judge finds him to be voluntarily impoverished but imputes no income, ruling that i

DIRECTV v. Imburgia, et al., (14-462, decided December 14, 2015) is a six to three U.S. Supreme Court (SCOTUS) decision holding, essentially, that if the nation’s largest retailers (purveyors of cable TV, cell phone service, rental cars and the like) attempt to prohibit class actions in their

Jones (Record No. 0708-15-3, November 3, 2015) and Gregory (Record No. 1367-14-4, November 17, 2015) are bite-sized, unpublished lessons on credibility from the Virginia Court of Appeals. In Jones, appellant father sought $371 a month of child support that he claimed the trial judge had arbitrarily

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Olivier Denier Long graduated from the University of Chicago with a Bachelor's Degree in Human Development in 1973. He received his law degree from the George Washington University National Law Center in 1976. Mr. Long is licensed in all state and federal courts in Maryland, Virginia and Washington D.C., and has over 26 years of litigation experience. The French Embassy Consulate in Washington, D.C. includes Mr. Long among its approved attorneys.
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Hague Convention “Habitual Residence” Newly Defined by Virginia Court of Appeals, But It Points to Korea

Niblett Explains the Inseparable Nature of Voluntary Impoverishment and Imputed Income

DIRECTV and Why You Cannot Sue

“Alcoholic” new Husband Cripples Spouse’s Visitation

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