| 1472. | Category: Family Law: divorce proceedings, conclusion of marriage |
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Dear Mrs. Krasnova,
I found your site on the internet and I have some question concerning apostille on certificates. My wife to be has gotten a marriage and divorce certificate from her home town (Shahkty near Rostov) but there is no Apostille attached. She is now living in Kyrgyzstan and cannot get an apostille there. It took her 6 months to get this document and now it is not legal in Europe. I have some questions: Is it possible to attaches an apostille on the originals when she is in Moscow?
If it is possible, where can she do it and what time she needs to do it? (She can stay some days in Moscow).
If it is not possible, how can she obtain this documents WITH apostille and within 6 weeks?
She has made translations from them and are 'legalized' (she says) by the Russian consul. Is that lawful?
Is it possible that YOU can do all of this, if yes how much will it cost and how long does it take? |
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| 1465. | Category: Family Law: divorce proceedings, conclusion of marriage |
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WHEN IS A TAX LAWYER NEEDED IN A DIVORCE CASE? |
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| 1439. | Category: Family Law: termination of parental rights, rights of the child, child support. |
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I was married with a Russian woman in the May of 2004. Because of me, she got a green card in the USA and she is a permanent resident of the USA this days. In one year our son was born. He got US citizenship by birth and my wife obtained Russian passport for him in consulate. Now our co-life isn’t good, and she wants to divorce according to the Russian laws. She convinces that the son was registered in Russia, though we permanently are living in the USA, and I don’t know how it is possible. I don’t want to divorce in Russia, to which we haven’t any concern and, especially, I don’t want that my son will live in Russia. Could she kidnap the child and secretly take it to Russia? What is the penalty of this in Russian laws? How could I prevent the legal investigation in Russia? |
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| 1419. | Category: Family Law: divorce proceedings, conclusion of marriage |
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Divorce between foreign spouses, living on the territory of Russia on the grounds of business visa, is possible. |
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| 1420. | Category: Family Law: divorce proceedings, conclusion of marriage |
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In order to be able to file statement of claim to the Russian court foreigners shall legalize all official foreign documents. |
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| 1421. | Category: Family Law: divorce proceedings, conclusion of marriage |
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Establishment of fact having legal effect in divorce proceedings. |
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| 1423. | Category: Family Law: divorce proceedings, conclusion of marriage |
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Invalidity of religious marriage concluded in USA without observance of procedure of state registration. |
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| 1425. | Category: Family Law: divorce proceedings, conclusion of marriage |
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Dispute about court jurisdiction during dissolution of marriage. |
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| 1426. | Category: Family Law: divorce proceedings, conclusion of marriage |
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Divorce on the territory of Russia between spouses – non-residents of the Russian Federation, provided that neither of them lives or has place of residence on the territory of the Russian Federation, is impossible. One should address authorized bodies of its own country. |
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| 1427. | Category: Family Law: divorce proceedings, conclusion of marriage |
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18 years of marriage. Is there a need? |
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| 1428. | Category: Family Law: divorce proceedings, conclusion of marriage |
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It is possible to receive a court decision on divorce several years later. |
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| 1429. | Category: Family Law: divorce proceedings, conclusion of marriage |
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Your marriage may be annulled even if you do not know about it. |
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| 1430. | Category: Family Law: divorce proceedings, conclusion of marriage |
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Despite popular opinion, citizens of Russia may receive a divorce certificate in Consulate of the Russian Federation abroad. |
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| 1431. | Category: The rights of foreign nationals |
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Questions under the contract |
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| 1392. | Category: Family Law: termination of parental rights, rights of the child, child support. |
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Please could you direct if a contract on mutual recognition and performance of juridical decisions is in effect between Russia and Great Britain? It is very important! Our father left for England and he does not pay the alimony for more than 5 years already. |
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| 1393. | Category: Family Law: termination of parental rights, rights of the child, child support. |
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I live in Uzbekistan and my husband resides in Germany. We have got a joint daughter with him who is 5 years old at the present moment. I seized the court with the claim on recovery of the alimony payments in the city Tashkent but the judge recommended me to consult with a lawyer and considered that a legal decision in Uzbekistan will take me nowhere. Please could you explain to me if it is true and what I shall do? |
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| 1388. | Category: Family Law: divorce proceedings, conclusion of marriage |
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No my wife is not russian, she is English and i am Eglish as well However I herad it is possible to claim a divorce in your country eventhoyg we are not rusan Citizen |
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| 1384. | Category: Family Law: termination of parental rights, rights of the child, child support. |
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I have received a letter from the Moscow faculty of advocates that my wife living in the USA appeals to them with a question that I don’t still allocate the money for the children. They offer to adjust the problem extrajudicially. In case if agreement is not achieved by negotiations they’ll take legal recourse. But what shall I do to avoid pushing the matter through court? I am afraid that after some time my former wife will say that I don’t allocate the money for the children again (I am ready to pay 1/3 of my income to her). And how does the law look at the following: I don’t contact with my children for 7 years already. For me it’s a pretty hard trauma to my mind. Besides, as I have understood, my former wife would like to define the volume of the alimony herself. You can understand that salaries level in the USA and Russia differ highly and accordingly I won’t be able to pay the sum she requests. |
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| 1385. | Category: Family Law: divorce proceedings, conclusion of marriage |
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My wife came to South Africa together with her husband to work under a contract. After several years they partied and effected a procedure of divorce in a local court. We married after some time. At present, my wife is trying to change her surname in the Russian passport, however the Russian consul says that her divorce and correspondingly her matrimonial state with me are illegal according to the Russian laws. Is it true? Both my wife and her former husband have both the Russian and the South African citizenships. |
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| 1386. | Category: Other questions |
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I was married a citizen of the Netherlands.
Within a year I have not received from him any money and provided our joint child and me myself. At that time I worked and received a good salary in Moscow. Now I don’t work but my former husband works, now his salary is 8500 euro a month. I know his real place of work and his income. In 2006 a magistrate in Moscow defined a volume of the alimony – 25% of his income.
However my former husband refuses to take into account the decision of the Russian court, now he sends to me small sums monthly, demands on meetings with the child and gets on everybody’s nerves – he phones with threats 20 times a day. He himself is afraid to come to the RF and demands that I should send the child to the Netherlands. The daughter and her father have not seen each other for 3 years.
How can I charge the alimony from him in a proper volume? How can I prevent an exit of the child to the Netherlands because I have got reasonable apprehensions that he can refuse to return the child back?
Is it possible for my former husband-foreigner to enforce me send our joint child (her age is 11 years old) abroad for meetings with him? |
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