Toronto, Canada
 Custody Wars
by Karen Mazurkewich, Financial Post
December 27, 2008

“Francois Larivee is fighting for the return of his five-year-old son from Brazil. But being on the right side of the law is cold comfort to the 38-year-old businessman. He has won two court decisions in Brazil, and has followed The Hague Convention on the Civil Aspects of International Child Abduction to the letter of the law, but Mr. Larivee's custody battle, which has stretched over four years, shows no signs of being resolved.” ../..
“The revolving doors of Brazil’s justice system have not stopped turning.” ../..
“David Goldman, a father from New Jersey, has also been fighting Brazilian courts for the return of his son, Sean. ” Mais >>

Revista Brazzil
Dezembro 2008
Campaign to Bring Back to U.S.
Boy Abducted to Brazil Gathers Momentum
by Stephen Walsh

"On June 16, 2004, Sean Goldman, born in New Jersey, then at age 4, was abducted by his mother, Bruna Bianchi Carneiro Ribeiro Goldman, from the United States to Brazil. Ever since the kidnapping, David Goldman, Sean's father, has waged a legal battle to have Sean returned as required by U.S. law and an international treaty signed by both the U.S. and Brazil."     Mais +

"I felt blessed. I had a wife whom I loved, and adored and cherished, and I had my beautiful son whom I loved more than anything in the world,” David says of his life four years ago. But his world was turned upside down...."
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Revista Piauí
Novembro 2008
A Busca do filho
Dorrit Harazim

"Em cortes dos Estados Unidos e do Brasil, a disputa por um garoto cuja mãe morreu."     Mais >>

3 de novembro de 2008
International Family
Americano briga com brasileiro pela guarda do filho

O americano David Goldman está proibido de mencionar em seu site Bring S. Home(Traga S. para casa) o nome dos advogados Paulo Lins e Silva e João Paulo Lins e Silva. Está obrigado também a retirar do ar as ofensas feitas contra os dois advogados.   Mais >>
 

Ambassador offers father hope in fight to find son
by Bill Handelman
November 24, 2008

"While David Goldman is no closer today than he was a month ago to bringing his 8-year-old son home from Brazil, at least he now feels confident that his government is on the case and on his side. Clifford Sobel, the U.S. ambassador to Brazil, called Goldman last week to tell him just that."  
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Nine days in Brazil, but still no Sean
Dad faces legal labyrinth in Rio
by Bill Handelman
October 30, 2008

David Goldman has returned from Brazil feeling empty, once again. Once again he did not get to see his son, Sean. His court-approved visitation rights were violated. In effect, he spent nine days in Rio de Janeiro for nothing, holed up in a hotel room, at great expense, being subjected to a barrage of counter suits that made no sense to him, legalese in Portuguese.  
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Dad's in Brazil, but no sign of Sean
HE WAS TOLD STEPFATHER TOOK BOY AWAY
by Bill Handelman
October 21, 2008

David Goldman was on the red-eye to Rio de Janeiro Thursday. He was flying down to Brazil because there was a chance he might be reunited with his son, if only for 48 hours. He hasn't seen Sean since 2004, when the boy was 4 years old.

On Friday Goldman e-mailed friends. "I am cautiously optimistic," he wrote.
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In effort to see son, father to fly to Brazil
SEAN WAS 4 WHEN HE WAS TAKEN TO BRAZIL. HIS DAD ACHES.
by Bill Handelman
October 15, 2008

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Pai americano luta para reaver filho de mãe brasileira
14 de Outubro 2008

"Depois de quatro anos lutando na justiça, o norte-americano David Goldman, conseguiu autorização da justiça brasileira para visitar no Brasil o filho Sean, hoje com oito anos. O menino nasceu em New Jersey, fruto do casamento, em 1999, de Goldman com a brasileira Bruna Bianchi Carneiro Ribeiro. Goldman conta que, em 2004, deu autorização para que a esposa viajasse para o Rio de Janeiro com o filho, de férias. E nunca mais os viu. Desde então, ele luta na justiça para conseguir a guarda de Sean que, na alegação de seus advogados, foi seqüestrado pela mãe." Mais >>

David Goldman luta com a família da ex-mulher brasileira pela custódia do menino Sean, trazido para o Brasil em 2004 pela mãe, Bruna Bianchi. Ela se divorciou unilateralmente, casou-se de novo e morreu no mês passado

"David, você é uma pessoa maravilhosa, o pai que eu sempre sonhei para o meu filho. Mas, se quiser vê-lo novamente, você terá de vir ao Brasil imediatamente resolver uma papelada com o meu advogado,..." foram as palavras da brasileira Bruna Bianchi Carneiro Ribeiro para terminar o casamento com o americano David Goldman. Ela havia viajado para uma temporada de férias no Brasil e nunca mais voltou aos Estados Unidos. Desde então, o pai luta na Justiça pela guarda do filho. Bruna morreu no mês passado, vítima de complicações no parto de sua segunda filha, Chiara. A briga agora é entre o pai biológico e o último marido da brasileira. Mais >>