AMEDIP’s upcoming webinar: The HCCH Work Agenda in 2026. Opportunities and Challenges for AMEDIP presented by Ignacio Goicoechea (30 April 2026 – in Spanish)
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PAX Moot 2026 Vladimir Koutikov Round has come to an end – announcement of winners
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A few takeaways from the Conclusions & Decisions of the HCCH governing body (CGAP – 2026 meeting): parentage/surrogacy, jurisdiction project, cross-border recognition and enforcement of protection orders and a Note on the Trusts Convention
/in Views/by Mayela CelisThis week the Conclusions & Decisions (C&D) of the
FAMIMOVE is back! – FAMIMOVE 3.0 starts on 1 March 2026
/in News/by Mayela CelisFAMIMOVE 3.0 is an international project co-funded by the European Commission under the JUST-2025-JCOO program. The project’s full name is Families on the Move: The Coordination between international family law and migration law. This project seeks to build on the results of FAMIMOVE 2.0 by focusing on children on the move in vulnerable situations and […]
Book review: Research Handbook on International Child Abduction: The 1980 Hague Convention (Edward Elgar Publishing, 2023) – Part I
/1 Comment/in Views/by Mayela CelisWritten by Mayela Celis, Maastricht University International child abduction is a topic that has given rise to an ever-increasing number of publications (our latest
AMEDIP’s annual seminar: Program and registration (in Spanish)
/in News/by Mayela CelisThe program of the XLVIII Seminar of the Mexican Academy of Private International and Comparative Law (AMEDIP) has been published, click
US Supreme Court: Judgment in Smith & Wesson Brands, Inc. et al. v. Estados Unidos Mexicanos (Mexico) – A few takeaways
/in Views/by Mayela CelisWritten by Mayela Celis, Maastricht University In June 2025, the US Supreme Court delivered its opinion in
AMEDIP’s upcoming webinar: A radical change in German Private International Law, the example of the naming law (in Spanish)
/in News/by Mayela CelisThe Mexican Academy of Private International and Comparative Law (