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Dutch courts take custody after Morocco abandonment
A Dutch court has ruled to terminate joint custody and granted the mother sole parental authority over her child in a family case involving a Moroccan family that was settled in the Netherlands. The case began with divorce proceedings in Morocco, where a judgment was issued granting the divorce and custody of the child to the mother. However, the Dutch court did not recognize the custody ruling due to the child spending most of his time in the Netherlands and considered itself the competent authority over custody matters, according to the Hague Convention. After the father's absence and difficulty in communicating with him, the court decided to end the joint custody and grant the mother full responsibility, citing the inability to enable her to fulfill her responsibilities towards her child.
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