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SUMMARY:PhD defence L. Kostense
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html: Het perspectief van het
kind in scheidingsgerelateerde verhuiszaken
Relocation cases
after divorce: are we looking at the right factors?
When pare
nts disagree about moving with their child after a divorce, a court c
an decide on the matter. These cases, known in family law as relocati
on cases, are among the most complex and emotionally charged procedur
es. The starting point is that the child’s best interests should be
central, but what this actually entails is not always clear. Interna
tionally, there is little consensus on how courts should assess such
cases. This emerges from research by Loran Kostense.
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the news item
More informati
on on the thesis
DESCRIPTION: Relocation cases after divorce: are we looking at the
right factors?
When parents disagree about moving with their ch
ild after a divorce, a court can decide on the matter. These cases, k
nown in family law as relocation cases, are among the most complex an
d emotionally charged procedures. The starting point is that the chil
d’s best interests should be central, but what this actually entail
s is not always clear. Internationally, there is little consensus on
how courts should assess such cases. This emerges from research by Lo
ran Kostense.
Read more in the news
item More information on the thesis Het perspectief van
het kind in scheidingsgerelateerde verhuiszaken
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