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Parental Rights in Japan? -
09-26-2009, 02:29 PM
This may be looking ahead some what but I thought it worth asking. I've heard many stories that when a foriegner and a Japanese person have a child that the foriegner - should they divorce - has virtually no rights to the child. In fact I've read many times, even on this forum, that the Japanese parent can abduct the child back to their home-country, or refuse access to the child.
The thing is the stories seem to be about Japanese mothers/foriegn fathers, so my question is do foriegn mothers get more rights than the foriegn fathers? I.E If I had a child with a Japanese man and things didn't work out, would I still have rights to the child being its mother? If not then were we not married, the child had an English passport and etc. would I get rights then over the partner? 
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10-02-2009, 07:41 AM
Hi,
Here's a link to a good article : Japan Divorce, Prenuptial, Separation, International Family Law
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10-02-2009, 04:22 PM
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 It was quite useful, and suprisingly foriegners have even less rights than I imagined. I think should I ever marry abroad I'll be sure to write a pre-nup, and return to have the baby in my home-country if I get pregnant. It's a terrifying thought how little rights the foriegn parent has.
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