#Divorce Series: International Perspectives with Jeremy Morley (New York)// Attorney, Law Office of Jeremy D. Morley

<p>In this new episode of the divorce series, I have the privilege of interviewing Jeremy Morley, an international family law attorney from the US who is an expert in international relocation and international child abduction matters. Jeremy’s strong passion for helping families and children translates through his participation as an expert witness in so many international cases. Out of the topic of The Hague Abduction Convention arises the interesting question of how Courts determine 'habitual residence'. In the midst of intense preparation for these cases, Jeremy highlights the need to be honest and empathetic with your clients. Certainly, as countries are still tackling Covid, the normality of work has shifted drastically to bridging platforms such as Skype and Zoom calls for remote mediation and hearings. As a firm believer in mastery, Jeremy Morley ends this podcast session with a few words of wisdom for the upcoming aspiring lawyers.</p> <p><br></p> <p>You can reach out to Jeremy Morley through the following platforms:&nbsp;</p> <p>Firm website: www.international-divorce.com</p> <p>Email: jmorley@international-divorce.com</p> <p>His books: International Family Law Practice: https://store.legal.thomsonreuters.com/lawproducts/Treatises/International-Family-Law-Practice-2020-ed/p/106660958</p> <p>The Hague Abduction Convention: Practical Issues and Procedures for Family Lawyers:https://www.amazon.sg/Hague-Abduction-Convention-Practical-Procedures/dp/1634255690</p> <p>Singapore case referenced: TUC v TUD [2017] SGHCF 15</p>