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On 31 January 2019, at 4pm, the District Court of Amsterdam will hear a case brought by attorney Jeremy Bierbach on behalf of a client: she is a 27-year-old British citizen who moved to the Netherlands with her parents at the age of 2 and grew up there. EU legislation (Directive 2004/38) [...]

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by Dr. Jeremy B. Bierbach, attorney at Franssen Advocaten (date of last revision: 3 October 2018) DISCLAIMER: In this article, I am only describing what I would argue in court as a qualified, experienced lawyer. This article is not meant to be a resource for anyone else, least of all a [...]

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The Dutch Immigration and Naturalization Service (IND) recently presented a United States citizen client of Franssen Advocaten to the King for naturalization, despite the fact that she was unwilling to sign a statement saying that she was willing to do everything within her power to renounce her [...]

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On the morning of 5 June, the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) issued its decision (press release) in the Coman case, based on preliminary questions that had been referred to it by the Romanian Constitutional Court on the proper interpretation of the EU legislation Directive 2004/38 [...]

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Attorney Peggy Franssen has published an article on the website IamExpat dealing with the legal issues expat parents may encounter when they are going through a divorce or separation from the other parent. To read it, click on the link: [...]

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