In the middle of the dispute is the couple's 4-year-old daughter, who was born in Italy and ferried by the mother to the U.S. at two months old, but later ordered by a court to return to Italy when the father filed a lawsuit.
In the middle is the couple's 4 and a half-year-old daughter -- identified in court documents by her initials"A.M.T." -- born in Italy, ferried by the mother to the U.S. at two months old, but later ordered by a court to return to Italy when the father filed a lawsuit.
The Supreme Court will now decide whether it agrees with Taglieri, or whether A.M.T. should be returned to her mother in the U.S. The court could also establish a clear standard for determining an infant's"habitual residence" and how lower court's should apply it going forward.Chief Justice John Roberts poses for the official group photo at the US Supreme Court in Washington, Nov. 30, 2018.
The Trump administration also participated in the argument opposing"rigid per se tests" to establishing a child's habitual residency for purposes of custody.
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