PKPA's continuing jurisdiction rule has been criticized as favoring stability over the needs of children because it

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PKPA's continuing jurisdiction rule has been criticized as favoring stability over the needs of children because it can vest exclusive jurisdiction in a state that has lost any meaningful relationship with the child. Do you think the Act has gone too far? Should a state with no present connection with a child have modification jurisdiction? How do you accommodate the goals of flexibility and predictability?

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Family Law For Paralegals

ISBN: 9780735563827

7th Edition

Authors: J. Shoshanna Ehrlich

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