Bjorn Michael Rydder v. Susan Marie Rydder

How courts have described this case

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• holding that the children’s official residency was a “legal fiction” and of little consequence to the determination of their habitual residence
• finding that mother did not satisfy “grave risk” exception of potential harm to children upon return to country of habitual residence where mother presented no evidence of specific harm to children
• finding Poland was children’s habitual residence, although no one in the family was a citizen of Poland
• reviewing merits of appeal from district court order that child be returned to foreign country pursuant to Con- vention and ICARA and in which no stay appears to have been issued
• reducing fee award without remanding for consideration by the district court
• reducing fee award by 46% due to respondent’s “straitened financial circumstances”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).