8 May 2015
JEK v. LCYP
- Citation
- JEK v. LCYP
- Court
- Court of First Instance
- Case number
- HCMP468/2015
On the facts the court found the parties' original shared intent was a limited 1-2 year temporary move so the children remained habitually resident in New Jersey; the mother's GMO affirmation constituted an act of retention and therefore wrongful under the Convention, but the children expressed clear, mature objections to return and the court, exercising its Article 13 discretion, declined to order immediate return.