PACT - Parental Abduction

Four steps to effective management of parental child abduction:

1. Prevention – our tips to help you prevent possible abduction

2. The First 48 Hours – Actions to take

3. Next Steps – After first two days – a guide to procedure

4. Keep a Diary – our suggested format

In an Emergency

If the threat is real, call the police and contact a qualified family lawyer immediately.

If you have a court order, the police can put your child’s name on the airport watch list and other points of exit.

If you do not have a court order, your lawyer will give you advice on obtaining one which will prevent your child from being taken out of the country.

Action Guide

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