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Subject:
Husband in Spain,Wife in Canada, Children in the Philippines
Category: Family and Home > Families Asked by: cbr610-ga List Price: $5.00 |
Posted:
04 Sep 2005 00:42 PDT
Expires: 04 Oct 2005 00:42 PDT Question ID: 564107 |
What's the legal remedy for a betrayed Filipina working in Canada with 2 children still in the Philippines whose unfaithful husband is having a mistress while working in Spain and about to file for Spanish citizenship? |
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Re: Husband in Spain,Wife in Canada, Children in the Philippines
From: cynthia-ga on 05 Sep 2005 03:27 PDT |
Your question is extremely complex, in fact, one of the most complex legal questions I have seen here. To get a researcher to lock it, you'll need to review the pricing guidelines: How To Price Your Question http://answers.google.com/answers/pricing.html At the outset, you'll need a lawyer in the Philippines AND Canada, assuming you want your children to end up with you. Good luck to you, I'm a Mother, you must feel horrible. ~~Cynthia |
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Re: Husband in Spain,Wife in Canada, Children in the Philippines
From: myoarin-ga on 05 Sep 2005 07:04 PDT |
Yes, this is a very complicated and unfortunate situation. It is not clear what you would like to have answered: Presumably your husband is a Filipino and thus eligible for Spanish citizenship after tw0 years residency in the Spain. To do this, he must get a certificate of good conduct from his municipality. A Spanish lawyer should - or maybe a divorce expert in Canada could - know if this can be upset by starting legal action against him - for divorce, support, child support. http://www.graysworld.co.uk/spanish-property/spanish-citizenship.htm I don't know, of course, which action you want to take, or which would be most favorable to your interests. Here is a website where you can find "pro bono" legal services in Canada that could be a first help to you. They - one of them - probably will not be able to deal with the complications of your situation, but should be able to suggest what choices of action you have in Canada. http://intraspec.ca/law_resources.php It is also possible that a sympathic person at the Spanish Embassy or a Consulate could be of assistance. COULD be; if the person got the impression that your husband was an undesirable type person to have as a Spanish citizen. http://www.embaspain.ca/ It would seem that any suggestions here will all point in the same direction: you must get legal advice. I am very sorry to hear about your problem, Regards, Myoarin |
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