Family Law Attorney Anne Shale provides breaking news on Ohio Congressional representative Michael R. Turner’s proposed legislation to protect active duty military parents deployed overseas in cases of child custody issues.
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Family Law Attorney Anne Shale provides an update on her client, Kent Swaim who had his children abducted to Japan without his consent.
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Family Law Attorney Anne Shale examines the local case of U.S. Father, Kent Swaim, who experienced custody issues with his ex-wife that led to the abduction of his children to Japan without his knowledge or his consent. Also, some preventative steps can take to avoid a simlilar situation.
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Family Law Attorney Robert Mues looks at a recent article written by Michigan Family Law author Attorney Jeanne M. Hannah, that explains how active duty or retired members of the armed service can obtain their military personnel records in cases of Family Law and Divorce issues.
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Family Law Attorney Anne Shale looks at Ohio Reprentative, Michael R. Turner’s proposed Amendment, (H.R.2647) that would protect Military members deployed overseas, from returning home to a child cutody battle with a former spuse (Husband or Wife).
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