- 14 Sep 2026
IAFL President Suzanne Todd shares her priorities for her term and pays tribute to outgoing President, Heather Hostetter. Read more...
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Our Fellows provide legal advice on family law issues in their own jurisdictions and where international issues arise
Our Fellows deal with divorce and separation, finances and marital and child support
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Our Fellows deal with issues in relation to children including custody, residence, visitation, contact and moves to another jurisdiction
Our Fellows can help recover children who have been abducted by one of their parents
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IAFL President Suzanne Todd shares her priorities for her term and pays tribute to outgoing President, Heather Hostetter. Read more...
In her final President's blog, Heather Hostetter gives an overview of the highlights of the Annual Meeting in Dublin. The largest meeting in the IAFL's 40 year history. The caption photo shows 7 past Presidents (L-R) Rachael Kelsey, Miles Preston, Marlene Eskind Moses, Tom Sasser, Cheryl Hepfer, William Longrigg and Mia Reich Sjogren with founding Fellow Alain Cornec and Heather Hostetter. Read more...