Case issues handled by this Law Firm:
INTERNATIONAL CONSTRUCTION, CONTRACT & JURISDICTIONAL MATTERS
· U.S. contractor wrongful termination of foreign sub-contractor on Middle East project.
· U.S. wholesaler breaches the contract to market products purchased from foreign OEM.
· Foreign subcontractor wrongfully terminated on an offshore construction project by U.S. contractor.
· UNOPS contract dispute on a foreign construction project.
· Foreign Judgment Enforcement in the U.S.
· U.S. Judgment Enforcement in a foreign country.
· U.S. purchaser failed to pay a foreign company and vice versa.
· Service of Process - Foreign citizen, and /or U.S. citizen served in a foreign country [Hague and Non-
Hague].
INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL LAW ISSUES
- Extradition – Does country “X” have an extradition treaty with the U.S. subjecting the person to removal for a crime allegedly committed in country “X.”
- Foreign crime case management/negotiation.
INTERNATIONAL EXPORT LAW ISSUES
- Product classification
- Dual Use products.
- Error Reporting.
- Foreign Corrupt Practices Act.
- Distribution network violations.
INTERNATIONAL FAMILY LAW CASES
- Fraudulent “Black Market” Adoption – Unethical adoption agency fraudulently obtained consents from a non-English speaking mother.
- Hague Convention Country Child Abduction – A non-English speaking mother had three children in a foreign country with a U.S. soldier. The father wrongfully removed the children to the U.S.[1]
- U.S. Fraudulent Divorce and Child Custody – a non-English speaking mother was subjected to a fraudulent U.S. divorce and child custody Judgment.
- International “Underground” Child Abduction - U.S. father married a foreign citizen. They resided in the U.S. until she wrongfully took the children and went underground in Europe.
- Hague Convention Country Child Abduction - An unwed couple had a child in the U.S. The father was a U.S. citizen and the mother a foreign citizen. The mother fled with the child, ignored the father; pursued custody proceedings in a trial court and appellate court.
- Unfriendly Nation Child Abduction – Mother had a child with U.S. father. Mother flees to foreign country unfriendly to U.S. government.[2]
- Children taken from the mother remained missing for 12 years and were discovered in Florida.[3]
- Unfriendly Nation Child Abduction - U.S. mother pursued child taken by father.
- Unfriendly Nation Child Abduction - Children taken by wealthy strict Islamist, politically connected father. Multi-country litigation ensued.
- Child Support - U.S. mother seeks child support from foreign father.
- International Divorce – Wife seeks divorce from Islamic husband.
- Hague Convention Country Visitation - Islamic father seeks assistance in child visitation called “access”.
- Non-Hague Country Visitation – Husband seeks assurances that divorced wife will return with children from visitation in high risk country.
- Hague Convention Country Visitation (England) – Father seeks cooperation from foreign court in enforcement of child custody and visitation order.
- Service of Process (Numerous Countries) - Foreign citizen, and /or U.S. citizen served in a foreign country.
- Travel problems and associated passport issues in a disputed custodial relationship.
U.S. DOMESTIC “CHILD” ISSUES – THE TAKING OF CHILDREN
· Interstate Parental Child Abduction - Unmarried male and female living in another state had a child. The father left
the state with the child and went underground.
· Interstate Grandparent Abduction – Paternal Grandparents took child being raised by Maternal Grandparents to
another state because mother was unfit.
· Interstate Grandparents Rights – Grandparents fight for child custody due to unfit children unable to raise their own
children.
· Intrastate Grandparent Rights - Unmarried, reckless eighteen year old gave birth to a healthy child. Drug abuse
involved. Maternal Grandparents pursued custody.
· Fraudulent Guardianship – Illegal Alien mistreated and deceived into fraudulent Guardianship proceeding after
signing alleged power of attorney.
[1] See the television news media coverage
[2] See the news media coverage in Time and Newsweek magazines.
[3] See the video
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