Ahumada Cabrera v. Lozano

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• concluding that the parties’ “arrangements” permitting the child to return after finishing school reset the one-year period
• finding that a petitioner had rights of custody over a child pursuant to Argentina’s legal concept of pat-ria potestas
• finding that the child had gone to two (2) schools and lived at five (5) separate residences in the two and one-half years that she had been living in the United States
• stating that, although the child attends school in the United States regularly, “any stability she may enjoy in the United States is significantly undermined by the Respondent’s uncertain immigration status”
• stating that child’s stability was undermined by her mother’s uncertain immigration status
• only mother and aunt were in United States, whereas a host of relatives were in Argentina

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).