The ABA Center for Children and the Law, Parental Abduction Project web site also is very helpful. The site contains forms and research that can be downloaded and used. None of these sites require a subscription. They are free as a service to those involved in helping parents with child abduction cases. The web can also help with research on many countries' laws and customs.
Several countries publish their laws on the web.
The web also offers travel information and guides to customs and culture on the web that may be helpful. The ABA Center for Children and the Law offers proposed legislation that can be downloaded to use to lobby state legislatures to address the issue of child abduction. Finally, booksellers on the web can help locate books that will help the parent during this highly stressful time. Some books are geared to children to help them deal with the after effects of abduction. These books can be purchased online using a credit card or account.