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Monday, May 23, 2016
Rehder v Rehder, 2015 WL 4624030 [WD Washington] [Necessary Expenses and Costs] [Denied] [Clearly inappropriate]
Attorney fees denied
as clearly inappropriate where court found that the mother had “had a mistaken,
but nevertheless good faith belief that the parties had agreed that she would
take [the child] to the United States.”
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