Interactive Cross-Border Case Assessment

Generates a MIFT Assessment Map — an educational, non-legal-advice professional decision-support output.

MIFT is an educational and professional decision-support framework. It does not provide legal advice, create an attorney-client relationship, determine jurisdiction, or replace the judgment of appropriately licensed professionals.

MIFT is not intended to delay urgent judicial, administrative, or Central Authority action. Users should promptly consult qualified counsel regarding applicable Hague Convention procedures and deadlines.

Important Privacy Notice

Do not enter names, case numbers, addresses, passport information, identifying information about children or families, confidential client information, court documents, or detailed facts capable of identifying an actual dispute. The MIFT assessment is intended for educational and professional decision-support purposes using anonymized and categorical information.

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How would you categorize the child's habitual-residence context?

The child's current location relative to that habitual-residence context is:

Is a relationship to international child protection / civil-abduction frameworks conceptually possible?

Are categorical indicators of a possible removal or retention scenario present?

Is there an existing custody order or arrangement?

How would you characterize travel-authorization documentation?

Are there pending proceedings?

Have safety concerns been categorically indicated?

Have coercion concerns been categorically indicated?

Q10

Is immigration dependency indicated as a structural factor?

Q11

How would you describe the communication environment?

Q12

How would you characterize evidence/documentation preservation?

Q13

How would you categorize the urgency?

Q14

Are existing agreements between the parents indicated?

Q15

Is cross-border recognition or enforcement a stated concern?