How can we expect Japan to ever resolve more complicated divorce and child custody issues if it cannot even resolve this very straightforward case where one parent is deceased and a nonparent is withholding the child from a loving parent who wants to care for her?
On the recordNovember 18, 2015
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Marino questions Japan's ability to handle custody issues given its current legal framework.
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