     or access to the child;

      (3) lacks financial reason to stay in the United States, including
      evidence that the parent is financially independent, is able to work
      outside of the United States, or is unemployed;

      (4) has recently engaged in planning activities that could facilitate the
      removal of the child from the United States by the parent . . .;

      (5) has a history of domestic violence . . .; or

      (6) has a criminal history or a history of violating court orders. 12




    child in school in Plano without

wife’s knowledge, listed his first ex-wife as the emergency contact, and as a result

wife was once denied access to the child.        Further, the visitation supervisor

testified that husband told the child during a supervised visit that she was going to

come live with him. 15

      Wife also testified that she was afraid husband would kidnap the child and

return to Bulgaria, where both parties were born. Wife claimed that husband was

a millionaire in Bulgaria, but husband only admitted owning, with his sister, a small

apartment worth about twenty or thirty thousand dollars. Husband testified that

he never intended to move back to Bulgaria, had two older daughters who live in

the United States, and would not take