Table of cases
Table of statutes
Table of statutory instruments and guidance
Table of international materials
Table of legislation of other jurisdictions
Part I. Jurisdiction: 1. Introduction and general jurisdictional concepts
2. The background to the Family Law Act 1986 and the council regulation
3. The Family Law Act 1986
4. The current bases of jurisdiction in England and Wales
5. International child custody jurisdiction in the United States
Part II. The lawful movement of children: 6. Restraints on removal
7. International relocation: applications for leave to remove from England and Wales
8. International relocation: the position in some other jurisdictions
Part III. The unlawful movement of children: 9. Preventing child abduction
10. Tracing an abducted child
11. Children abducted within the British Isles
12. International abductions: Hague Abduction Convention: introduction and history
13. International abductions: Hague Abduction Convention: central authorities
14. International abductions: Hague Abduction Convention: convention concepts
15. International abductions: Hague Abduction Convention: declaratory relief
16. International abductions: Hague Abduction Convention: the obligation to return: article 12(1)
17. International abductions: Hague Abduction Convention: the exceptions to the obligation to return
18. International abductions within the European Union: recognition and enforcement under Brussels II
19. International abductions: the European Custody Convention
20. International abductions: non-convention countries
21. International abductions: practice and procedure in England and Wales
22. International abductions: practice and procedure for dealing with incoming applications for return in selected other jurisdictions
23. International abductions: bi-lateral arrangements between states
24. The 1996 Hague Convention on the Protection of Children; Part IV. International access: 25. International access
Appendices: Appendix 1. Legislation
Appendix 2. Sources of further information
Appendix 3. Protocols and guidance
Appendix 4. Precedents for England and Wales.