The Botinha & Cabral - Hague Convention blog, published by Botinha & Cabral, focuses on legal issues related to international family law, particularly involving cross-border marriages, annulments, custody, and relocation. It covers cases of marriage annulment due to defects in consent or legal impediments, international shared custody arrangements, and disputes over parental rights such as travel authorizations and document issuance for children. The blog addresses challenges faced by multicultural families navigating different legal systems, including parental alienation and international child abduction. It also discusses the practical aspects of international relocation of children and the judicial processes involved in resolving conflicts between parents living in different countries.
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International relocation happens when a parent moves to another country with his/her children.
Relocation can occur for several reasons, a job opportunity, the search for a better quality of life, marriage, etc. and, in any case, the change must be…
An important issue to be discussed within the scope of international family law in Brazil is the difference between parental pawers and custody rights of minor children.
Having domicile in different countries is not a reason for the dissolution of…
The appropriated lawsuit when the purpose is to recognize biological affiliation is called “suit of affiliation proof”. In Brazil, it is foreseen in the Civil Code and in the Statute of the Child and Adolescent, the ECA. For dealing with…
Parental alienation is a very controversial topic within the Brazilian legal system and, in 2010, it was enacted the Law number 12.318, which regulates this matter.
But what exactly is parental alienation? According to that act, it is every interference…
