Help me please!

[Peanutz]

If treated badly i think like Joebloggs wrote you may have right to stay in the Uk.
But if you both just split up, well in the eyes of the law you were only here to be with your spouse. But unless the goverment start taking notice of you big time i think it unlikely you would need to go back untill your spouse visa run out.
Sounds tough but seems to be basiclaly the gist of it from what i see.

If you don't have ILR thats is, if you have ILR well you have the right to remain married or not.

What I mean to say is, a foreigner wife doesn't aquire any equal rights as all UK citizen wife?
I mean she doesn't aquire it automatically? not unless she become a UK citizen...sounds a little bit confusing to me, I don't know much about the UK family code but I think I will do a further research about it.

[andypaul]

What I mean to say is, a foreigner wife doesn't aquire any equal rights as all UK citizen wife?
I mean she doesn't aquire it automatically? not unless she become a UK citizen...sounds a little bit confusing to me, I don't know much about the UK family code but I think I will do a further research about it.

Well from what i see if the person is a resident with the right to remain in big divorce cases or ones i hear about locally they are the same as two british citzens. The spouse visa holders is a bit of a grey area and you would need to define "rights" a bit more.

There are many people who are ilr holders and never become citzens and as far as i can see they have the same rights legally apart from holding a british passport which makes traveling abroad easier sometimes.

Do remeber in the UK the partner who earns less or has less assets can claim off the other not always the husband gives to the wife.

Basically treated a lot better than a brit would be by the Phill goverment in the same situation i would guess.

[Peanutz]

Well from what i see if the person is a resident with the right to remain in big divorce cases or ones i hear about locally they are the same as two british citzens. The spouse visa holders is a bit of a grey area and you would need to define "rights" a bit more.

There are many people who are ilr holders and never become citzens and as far as i can see they have the same rights legally apart from holding a british passport which makes traveling abroad easier sometimes.

Do remeber in the UK the partner who earns less or has less assets can claim off the other not always the husband gives to the wife.

Basically treated a lot better than a brit would be by the Phill goverment in the same situation i would guess.

Holding a British passport makes travelling abroad a lot more easier, to claim assets between a divorcing couple is quite an intrinsic matter. The grounds on divorce are more complicated than investigating a crime, I guess...

Anyway, I hope not to encounter that kind of problem in all my life ever!

[joebloggs]

you have to remember ILR can be revoked !!!! for a number of reasons. if your out of the uk for 2 years for one. also whats going to happen in the future with immigration law, next year the gov are going to simplify immigration law.