Child recovery from New Zealand
February 15th, 2013 | 5 min read
Many of Beverley’s clients are men and when a distraught husband approached Bev about his missing child she knew she had a tough case. When he told Beverley his partner had taken their daughter to New Zealand and refused to come home it seemed impossible. But working with a local lawyer in New Zealand and using the Hague Convention Beverley not only recovered the child back from the other side of the world but reunited her with her father and achieved a good contact order from the Scottish court.
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