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How will a Russian woman live after a divorce with two children in Pakistan?
My wife wants to divorce me, says that she has cooled off towards me and fell in love with another (Pakistani) on the Internet. Wants after a divorce (which I will not give her) to go to Pakistan to him and marry him! We have two children with her! Can she take them with her? And how will they treat her there, a stranger and not in her own country? Will she have such freedom and a normal life or not? Answer please ! ! ! Her husband is Denis. Thanks in advance.
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1. Just because you won't give her a divorce doesn't mean she won't stay with you.
2. It is not worth regretting that she made such a decision, because she voluntarily decided to become an ink pad, and a self-respecting person will not come close to her.
3. Pick up the children... Well, now it's not as easy as it used to be, when children always, under any conditions, remained with their mother. There will be a court that will decide with whom the children should be. More and more children are left to their father. If she cannot prove that you are a drunk, a parasite, an asocial element, etc., then she will not see children.
4. What kind of life she will have there - don't let it bother you.
5. And the last. If she "fell in love on the Internet" - run away from her, not everything is in order with her roof. By the way, the court will also understand this.
2. It is not worth regretting that she made such a decision, because she voluntarily decided to become an ink pad, and a self-respecting person will not come close to her.
3. Pick up the children... Well, now it's not as easy as it used to be, when children always, under any conditions, remained with their mother. There will be a court that will decide with whom the children should be. More and more children are left to their father. If she cannot prove that you are a drunk, a parasite, an asocial element, etc., then she will not see children.
4. What kind of life she will have there - don't let it bother you.
5. And the last. If she "fell in love on the Internet" - run away from her, not everything is in order with her roof. By the way, the court will also understand this.
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answered 11 years ago
Whether a spouse is divorced or not, it is impossible to take children out of the country, even on vacation, without a notarized permission from the second parent.
So she will not be able to take the children out without your consent.
So she will not be able to take the children out without your consent.
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answered 11 years ago
--it is impossible to take children out of the country, even on vacation, without a notarized permission from the second parent.--
From Russia it is very possible.
From Russia it is very possible.
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answered 11 years ago
Vacation is possible.
As for DanLawr's question, I am deeply convinced that Denis's husband with his questions and problems does not exist in real life.
This is from a series - the husband (wife) betrays, we have two children, I can’t live on ...
As for DanLawr's question, I am deeply convinced that Denis's husband with his questions and problems does not exist in real life.
This is from a series - the husband (wife) betrays, we have two children, I can’t live on ...
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answered 11 years ago
If YOU do not want your wife to take the children out without your knowledge, first write it down in the divorce agreement, you can also apply that she will not be able to take the children out without your knowledge (the name of the authority in each country is different, I don’t name it in Russia I know)
And about why she did it: my opinion is that both are to blame for the problems of the two.
And about why she did it: my opinion is that both are to blame for the problems of the two.
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answered 11 years ago
everything is funny, until the role has reached the children ... it's a pity.
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answered 11 years ago
What kind of man who complains on the Internet is like a wife who fell in love on the Internet. My IMHO, or they are not in real life, or both of them are not all right with the roof.
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answered 11 years ago
Children, once again, are a bargaining chip in the hands of their parents, I feel sorry for the children, very much.
If she insists on a divorce, the court will terminate this marriage, but not at the first meeting.
You can file a lawsuit to determine the place of residence of children, if, as sigur62 wrote, you work, do not abuse, then the chance of keeping children is great.
You can apply to the border service of the Russian Federation for a ban on children leaving the country, it is unrealistic to take out minors in the presence of this ban.
A woman who has fallen in love with a Pakistani for no reason has a full through head, let her go, we have a dime a dozen of our inadequates.
If she insists on a divorce, the court will terminate this marriage, but not at the first meeting.
You can file a lawsuit to determine the place of residence of children, if, as sigur62 wrote, you work, do not abuse, then the chance of keeping children is great.
You can apply to the border service of the Russian Federation for a ban on children leaving the country, it is unrealistic to take out minors in the presence of this ban.
A woman who has fallen in love with a Pakistani for no reason has a full through head, let her go, we have a dime a dozen of our inadequates.
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answered 11 years ago
If she insists on a divorce, no way. Read the family code of the Russian Federation.
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answered 11 years ago
I live in Pakistan. I can tell depending on where to live in Pakistan. People in Islamabad live well. In other cities, horror is happening. Women are kept here like slaves, hiding from prying eyes all their lives. Poverty hunger family of 25 people in the house. Everywhere sand. It's a pity there is no good education for children, not to mention toys.
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answered 11 years ago