in the Interest of S.H v. and P.J.V.C. Children

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• holding that when younger child was born in Panama and lived there for 4 years and older child had lived in Panama for 6 years, trial court did not abuse its discretion by concluding that children’s 5 months in the United States had not led to acclimatization and a new habitual residence
• party must take proper action to make trial judge aware of complaint and obtain a ruling
• “The [Hague] Convention is based on the principle that the country of a child’s habitual residence is best suited to determine questions of child custody and access.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).