| 2035. | Category: Family Law: termination of parental rights, rights of the child, child support. |
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If the Amicable Agreement does not enumerate a custodial parent's right to remove a child from a country does Russian Law impute the requirement to obtain approval from the non-custodial parent? |
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| 2034. | Category: Family Law: termination of parental rights, rights of the child, child support. |
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Does Russian Law recognize "nee exeat" *? If so, please define the rights
recognized thereby and whether the Amicable Agreement address those rights.
* Nea Exeat is a term referring to a prohibition from relocating from the country with a child or children without the other parent’s consent. This can arise by either court order applicable to the specific parties or by operation of law which applies to all. Some countries have this prohibition as a matter of law while others require that you specifically include it in the divorce or seek a special order to that effect. |
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| 2033. | Category: Family Law: termination of parental rights, rights of the child, child support. |
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Please define what "rights of communication/access" granted to her X-husband by the Amicable Agreement. What do these rights include. Specifically does he have the right to determine her son's place of residence ("Habitual
Residence"). |
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| 2032. | Category: Family Law: termination of parental rights, rights of the child, child support. |
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Does Russian law give mother the right to live where she chooses,
including the right to determine her son's habitual residence? Also, does the amiciable agreement give mother the right to leave Russia with her son? |
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| 2024. | Category: Family Law: termination of parental rights, rights of the child, child support. |
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If the Amicable Agreement does not enumerate a custodial parent's right to remove a child from a country does Russian Law impute the requirement to obtain approval from the non-custodial parent? |
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| 2023. | Category: Family Law: termination of parental rights, rights of the child, child support. |
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Does Russian Law recognize "nee exeat"? If so, please define the rights
recognized thereby and whether the Amicable Agreement address those rights.
Nea Exeat is a term referring to a prohibition from relocating from the country with a child or children without the other parent’s consent. This can arise by either court order applicable to the specific parties or by operation of law which applies to all. Some countries have this prohibition as a matter of law while others require that you specifically include it in the divorce or seek a special order to that effect. |
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| 2022. | Category: Family Law: termination of parental rights, rights of the child, child support. |
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Please define what "rights of communication/access" granted to her X-husband by the Amicable Agreement. What do these rights include? Specifically does he have the right to determine her son's place of residence ("Habitual Residence"). |
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| 2021. | Category: Family Law: termination of parental rights, rights of the child, child support. |
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Does Russian law give me the right to live where I chooses, including the right to determine my son's habitual residence? Also, does the amicable agreement give me the right to leave Russia with my son? |
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| 2020. | Category: Immigration Law |
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I need your advise. So me and my wife want to live in USA. I graduated university but i dont have legal experience of work. We have a baby (8 months). I think the best way to move to USA as follows i`ll go fist and after some have past my wife with baby will come . The point is that i dont know what type of visa do we need and so on. And it will be very good if you say how much it will cost. |
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| 2017. | Category: Family Law: divorce proceedings, conclusion of marriage |
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My son,a US citizen, married a Russian girl, helped her to obtain the GC, had a child born, in NJ. After the child was born, she wanted to go back to Russia and to take a 6 month old baby with her. She asks my son to prepare a passport for a child, so that she can visit her family.(Her mom has been visiting her for 6 months previously). My son is afraid she is going to divorce him in Russia, never come back and that she would ask for a child support from Russia. What he is supposed to do? Let her go without divorce or divorce her or annul the marriage? It is obvious for me that she just used my son to get a Green card and legalize her status. She had previous marriage to another guy, but her first American husband did not agree to do the GC paperwork for her, so she divorced him. My son was sincerely in love with her and now he is totally destroyed by the situation. I need to help him out. Please, advise what can be done. Thanks. |
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| 2016. | Category: Family Law: divorce proceedings, conclusion of marriage |
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I know a Ukranian woman who is married to an America. They were married for very short time. She lives in Ukraine now and she wants to divorce her American Husband. can she file for divorce in Ukraine. If Ukranian court grants divorce, Is this divorce decree accepted in Wisconsin, USA. |
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| 2015. | Category: Family Law: termination of parental rights, rights of the child, child support. |
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I am a father and am very involved with our daughter. My spouse and I share time with her fifty-fifty? Do you still have to pay child support? |
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| 2014. | Category: Family Law: divorce proceedings, conclusion of marriage |
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I need prenup. Your fee seem steep. Be a little more specific. |
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| 2012. | Category: Immigration Law |
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My husband was convicted of a third degree distribution. He is from the UK. The judge in NYC sentenced him to a year in jail.
I am a United States Citizen. We also have a child together. His conviction occured in the us. He will face deportation. Can he ever re-enter the US? |
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| 2011. | Category: Immigration Law |
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Can an illegal alien legally file a personal injury lawsuit? |
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| 2010. | Category: Immigration Law |
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What is the process involved if you are marrying an illegal immigrant?
My boyfriend entered this country legally on a tourist visa, he overstayed his time. He has been working in this country since he has been here. We are planning on getting married. What is the likelihood of him getting legal residence without having to go back to his country. |
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| 2009. | Category: Immigration Law |
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What do I do now that immigration is telling me that my marriage is fake. We are not fake. This is insulting and disrespectful to us. Do I confront them and verbally tell them my mind, do I contact my congressman. What do I do and who do I contact? Thank You. |
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| 2008. | Category: Immigration Law |
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I Had Renewed My Green Card In 2007 For 10 More Years, My Question Is I Have Been Charged In Ulster County New York On January 2005 Of Reckless Endangerment In The First Degree A Class D Felony With no Jail Time at all Only Probation for 6 months, For just Driving with my Car a little bit Reckless By Passing two times a double Yellow Line No Accident was involved at all nobody got hurt at all or any other thing happened, First the trooper give me Tickets for Reckless Driving, Passing a double Yellow Line, And for Speeding, Then after two weeks the court decided to Charged me with this Ridicules Of Reckless Endangerment In The First Degree, This was just a Ridicules Aggressive Power for Noting, And A Us Immigration Judge On February 2007 Granted Me The Green Card For 10 More Years Even With This Felony, Can I Now Apply For Us Citizenship With This D Felony Since The Conviction Is More Then 3 Years And I Have Never Been In Trouble With The Law Before And After This Conviction, Can I Apply For Us Citizenship To Get A Passport, Or if there is any Possibility to ask the Prosecutor to Reduce the Charge for a Misdemeanor. Thank You. |
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| 2007. | Category: Immigration Law |
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My father in-law is conditionally convicted for felony. What are his chances to immigrate to the USA by family immigration? |
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| 2006. | Category: Immigration Law |
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I am still technically married, I am just waiting for my divorce to get finalized, but I met someone whom I really wanted to marry and his visa had expired and for him to stay here legally, I need to marry him, however, there is still the pending divorce. Can I marry this man? And will it be valid and can he apply for a permanent visa? |
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