Jeremiah W. Holder v. Carla R. Holder

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• noting sabbaticals and other conditional stays are not sufficient to abandon a prior 2 habitual residence
• requiring showing of acclimatization that “overcome[s] the lack of shared parental intent to abandon . . . the children’s habitual residence”
• finding that a set of parents did not share an intent to abandon the United States and adopt Mexico as their children's residence in part because the mother and children traveled to Mexico on tourist visas and did not seek or acquire permanent Mexican residency or citizenship
• parental intent may be 22 expressed not only through “the representations of the parties” but also through “all 23 available evidence”
• United States, Germany, and Japan

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