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11 year old not habitually resident in England given lack of integration (Family Court)
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11 year old not habitually resident in England given lack of integration (Family Court)
In Re D (Habitual Residence) [2014] EWFC B183, the Family Court held that an 11 year old Lithuanian child who had been living in England for 7 months was not habitually resident in England given her lack of integration into social and family life.
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Published on 13-Jan-2015
Resource Type Legal update: case report
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