U.s. Legal Person Departing Child In Mexico

[Kade]

This can be a odd problem I am needing to cope with. My partner (16 yrs old) went together with her mom to Mexico to get a handful of months to get a regular family trip. About the evening the mom and also the child are designed to fly-back towards the US (California), mom shows her that due to current occasions and conduct, she's to remain in Mexico till she returns to "regular". Horrible parenting apart, mom, committed to some guy in Florida (the child's stepfather), leaves her daughter together with her natural dad in Mexico for an undisclosed/undetermined period of time. Mom has since delivered to America.<br />
Therefore, correct me easilyam incorrect, however the stepfather and mom possess the guardianship rights in this instance. Stepfather, mom, and kids all shifted to America eight years back. This will abandon the natural dad without any custody. Could anybody understand what regulation pertains to this case? The child doesn't desire to be caught in Mexico for that remaining summertime or till she is 18. It is a unusual and international nation to her today, aside from her understanding of Spanish. I would like to understand if there is a legitimate method to get her delivered back to America where she's said to be coping with her mother.

[Sigfrid]

I doubt the step father had custody of the child when she currently has her own dad who's clearly prepared to take care of her. The parents choose where the kid lives till she's 18 as well as in this situation it's obvious that both parents need her coping with the father in Mexico.

[Allahkoliken]

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You are wrong... Super inappropriate and now have NO idea of regulations. The kid's dad doesn't lose custody simply because mother remarries. Regarding wherever she's said to be existing, she is designed to live wherever her parents CHOOSE she'll reside. Evidently, that's Mexico.