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In re Parenting of R.A.A. - Home State Jurisdiction Affirmed

The Montana Supreme Court affirmed the Nineteenth Judicial District Court's ruling that Montana lacked jurisdiction to establish a parenting plan for R.A.A. because Montana was no longer the child's 'home state' under Montana law, having been absent for more than two years before the father's filing. The Court declined to overturn the Dutch courts' custody determinations under principles of comity.