| 1131. | Category: Family Law: divorce proceedings, conclusion of marriage |
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I feel that I owe you something because of all of your advise. I filed for divorce here in the USA because she was supposed to come and visit and I would "serve" her the papers here in the USA where the divorce will quick and cheap. \nShe is not coming now and so I cannot serve her or send her papers. The only way the divorce can proceed is that I need to find her address or I need to "publish" the divorce in a Russian newspaper. My lawyer does not have a Russian connection or is sure which papers to publish in. \nDo you want to help me get it "published"? How much does it cost? How long does it take? or How much will you charge to have you find her address? |
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| 1132. | Category: Family Law: divorce proceedings, conclusion of marriage |
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I am in the US ARMY. I am stationed in Korea. \nI was married in May of this year, to a Russian citizen who was here on an entertainment visa. She went back to Russia in June, and has not returned. She was pregnant before she left, and then had the baby in Russia. I have talked to her 3 times since she left and she wants a divorce. what do i need to do to get it? |
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| 1133. | Category: Family Law: divorce proceedings, conclusion of marriage |
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My American son wishes to divorce his Russian wife. They both live in Moscow, but were married in Nevada, USA. Where does he get divorced and what should he do to initiate the process. All financial arrangements have been made and agreed to. |
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| 1135. | Category: Family Law: divorce proceedings, conclusion of marriage |
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I need your help again. Larissa and I can not continue our marriage. Too many problems I am afraid to say. \nMy question is whether we can do divorce in Russia even though Larissa may not want to return to Russia. |
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| 1138. | Category: Family Law: divorce proceedings, conclusion of marriage |
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Hello! \n I am married almost 5 years. Last 2 years I live in U.S.A. Now I am going back to Russia (Moscow) on May 18 and I want divorce with my husband. How can I do that in Moscow? And we have 2 -room apartment in Moscow and my mother is living in this appartment. What kind of documents I need to take with me to Russia to divorce him? Thank you. Please answer in Russian. |
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| 1140. | Category: Family Law: divorce proceedings, conclusion of marriage |
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I married on Nov. 2001 at a town Saratov. After a day of marriage I returned to USA. When I got to USA she asked for divorce stating that she got back to her boyfriend. I signed paper that she sent me for divorce and mailed to her on February 2002. I have original marriage certificate and she has copy of it. She married to me on the paper but sleeping with her old boyfriends. I pray God that it never happens to any man in the world. I lost the money for the 2 trips that I make to marry her. I lost the money that I paid for her wedding ring and wedding dress. I lost the money which I paid to her. I lost the money that I bought many dresses for her. Is it possible to take annulment because we were together after marriage only one day? Annulment at America means that is was a mistake and marriage did not happen? Thanks |
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| 1141. | Category: Family Law: divorce proceedings, conclusion of marriage |
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My wife and I lived together only on the island in the Azores which is part of Portugal from Mid-October, 2001 until the first week of January 2, 2002 (about 2 months). I moved back to Azores in October last year to live with her. While in Lisbon to get papers for her Residency Visa our bags were stolen with all her documents. \nMy wife returned to Russia early January to get a new Passport and she insisted on not coming back to live on the Azores where I was planning to live. I am a Citizen of Portugal with a Green card to USA. \nI am back in USA because my wife did not want to live with me where I was planning on raising a family. \nShe thought she was coming directly to the USA and I did not want to have children in USA but in Azores where my family is. \nI am not worried about my situation in USA which is why I did not mention it before for these reasons: \n 1- she never lived or visited me in USA\n2- our only time together was in Astrakhan and Moscow 1 week and on Azores 2 months\n3- I put her name on my bank account in Pico which is why I was concerned about the shared account. \nFrom my wife's last email to me which I forwarded to you it is her idea to get a divorce since she does not wish to live on the island and was not happy with the $300.00 US per month I was sending to her in Russia. \nI have not heard anything from her sense that email. \nShe has lied to me frequently and I do not trust her. \nI have since stopped sending her any money and I will want a divorce as soon as possible. \nSince this is her idea, there should not be a contesting from her side. \nI have all her emails saved and can send if needed. \nMy Wife was supposed to ask for a new marriage certificate in February in Astrakhan and I sent her money for this. I do not know if she acquired it or not. I will make a JPG image of the marriage certificate for you. wait your next reply and I would like to get this process started as soon as possible |
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| 1143. | Category: Family Law: divorce proceedings, conclusion of marriage |
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I'm a Canadian now living in Moscow. I want to divorce my wife. Can I do this in Russia even though we were married in Canada or do I have to return to Canada? |
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| 1145. | Category: Family Law: divorce proceedings, conclusion of marriage |
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Could you please answer a few questions for me? \n1. Do you think I have a good chance of getting a divorce from the Russian courts? \n2. If I do receive a divorce in Russia will it be legal in the USA? |
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| 1146. | Category: Family Law: divorce proceedings, conclusion of marriage |
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If I obtain a divorce from my Russian wife in the United States and she is now back in Moscow with a permanent 10 year USA green card, then should my US divorce be filed or should it follow any US Russian or International Treaty? or can I just follow US law? \nIf there is a treaty what is the name of it and where can I find information about it? |
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| 1151. | Category: Family Law: divorce proceedings, conclusion of marriage |
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I came to Us from St Petersburg almost 3 years ago. I want to divorce my husband. I need help how to do that. He is old and not able to love me like wife. please help me. |
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| 1152. | Category: Family Law: divorce proceedings, conclusion of marriage |
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I have a client who has been divorced in England, has returned to Russia to live and now wishes to remarry there. I understand that an apostille is required. I shall be grateful if you would please confirm if this is correct and if so whether it is just the decree absolute document (which finally dissolves the marriage in the UK) which needs an apostille or if there are any other documents necessary to enable my client to remarry in Russia. Thank you in advance for your assistance. |
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| 1153. | Category: Family Law: divorce proceedings, conclusion of marriage |
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1.Could you tell me how much it will cost for you to deal with my divorce in Russia. \n2.Is it possible for me to start divorce proceedings in Russia if me and my wife live in England. We got married in Rostov-on-Don? \n3.She is refusing to give me the marriage certificate. \n4.How long approximately will a case like this take. Time factor is of importance. \n5.Do I need to come to Russia? |
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| 1154. | Category: Family Law: divorce proceedings, conclusion of marriage |
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I would like to know what the general rules of law in marriage and divorce are in Russian law? Are there any differences (if yes, what) between Russian and for example German rule of law in this area? Are there any links to the specific law in this area? I don't hope this is too difficult. I really hope I can get some help with these questions. |
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| 1155. | Category: Family Law: divorce proceedings, conclusion of marriage |
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I am an American, my wife is Russian. We were married in Moscow a year and a half ago. She is a resident of Sapin, NOT citizen of Spain. I am neither a resident nor citizen of Spain. She wants to file for divorce here in Spain (I do not want it!). Can she file? Is it legal? She claims it is. I thank you for your response ASAP in advance. |
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| 1156. | Category: Family Law: divorce proceedings, conclusion of marriage |
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I married a Russian lady, and after 6 years of marriage, we are divorcing. I found her diary which details her plan to divorce me after she got her passport, and her plan to bring her Russian boyfriend over to marry him. I would like some information on how common this is, information on how Russian law divides assets, and Russian law on bad faith. |
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| 1158. | Category: Family Law: divorce proceedings, conclusion of marriage |
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Could you please advise the steps (documents) you would require to process a divorce? The marriage is registered in Moscow. Also, what would be the approximate fee for this service? |
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| 1160. | Category: Family Law: divorce proceedings, conclusion of marriage |
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Hi. my question about how can I get a divorce from the Russian citizen. I got married 3 years ago and US government never let her came to USA. I have not seen her since then. Recently I contacted her regarding divorce and she declined. |
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| 1161. | Category: Family Law: divorce proceedings, conclusion of marriage |
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I married with a Russian woman. We buy a flat in Spain. Now we are divorced. We live in Russia. Can we go to the Spanish courts to divide this property? Thanks a lot. |
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| 1163. | Category: Family Law: divorce proceedings, conclusion of marriage |
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My boyfriend is an American citizen (formerly Russian citizen) and wants to file for divorce to someone who is still a Russian citizen, living in Russia. This person stated they will contest the divorce even though they have never lived together, nor seen each other in 4 years. Is there such a thing as annulment of marriage in Russia (since they have never lived together)? If he files for divorce and she contests the divorce, how long can the process take? I'm sure he is going to have to hire a lawyer to represent him, so any advice will be appreciated. Thanks! Also, can you be reached by phone on the weekends if he decides to retain a lawyer from your firm? |
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