Fifth Circuit· 7/31/2012

Evelyn Larbie v. Derek Larbie

Citations

690 F.3d 295
2012 WL 3089773
2012 U.S. App. LEXIS 15789

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noting that the Hague Convention is meant to deter parents from engaging in international forum shopping in custody cases
holding that, for a twenty-three-month-old child who had lived exclusively in Texas prior to his mother taking him to the United Kingdom, where she was a permanent resident, the United States \was indisputably his habitual residence before his arrival in the U.K.\
finding that mother acquiesced to U.S. court making final custody determination by filing a counterclaim in custody dispute and participating in proceedings
noting that the inquiry into a child’s habitual residence “is a fact-intensive determination that necessarily varies with the circumstances of each case”
vacating re turn order following appeal in which no stay was sought
vacating return order following appeal in which no stay was sought

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Judges: King, Prado, Haynes

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