hi all, can anyone advise me please, my girlfriend is from philippines and me uk,she already married in the phils and wants a divorce here in uk, is that possible as anulment in the phils seem too hard and expensive. we understand it would only be recognise in the uk. hope someone can help, many thanks ian.
Well there is no work that is easy, even applying for your partner's visa is expensive too!
Im afraid your partner must get her marriage annuled in the Phils first before she can get married to you.
There are few members in the forum have shared their experienced about annulment, so please search the forum.
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did i not read that she can divorce here in uk and it be recognise here only in the uk and not in her country, so we marry hereand stay here
She got married in the Philippines and so get her marriage annuled in the Philippines!
If you marry your partner in the UK without sorting out her first marriage you/your partner might get charge of 'bigamist'.
Now I'm hoping that what I said here is not wrong.
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Lady J is correct 100%. I'm afraid you'll have to bite the bullet and get your g/f to get that annullment first. Don't try to break the rules, its not worth the hassle.Originally Posted by LadyJ
If this was allowed and if you get married in UK, your partner's currrent husband can sue her when she goes to Philippines. When she goes to Philippines, in the eyes of the government she's married there. SO you cant say that the divorce will be only recognise here in UK. You might ended up like David Scott's case.
Can please someone give the link of David Scott's thread in the forum.
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i wont break rules, so thers no way of her divorce in this country? if not then we save an try anulment
I doubt it very much, as her marriage was done under Philippines law, so an anullment can only be done according to Philippine law.
im afraid thats thats your first step before you can get married.
as i said we have lots of members here went on this situation, they can give you advice if you have anymore questions or try searching it in the forum.
goodluck!
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Hi bttrwrth!
i went through annulment early last year and we got married with my hubby last April 2008. It took me only 7 months it didnt cost me a lot compared to other lawyers. I even paid him in 3 gives! If you want, I can refer you to my lawyer.
Do it the right way if you truly love her. It will worth the money
Hi bttrwrth,
There is a cheaper and faster alternative than annulment if your gf no longer has contact with her ex and hasn't seen him for more than four years, it's called Presumptive Death, read up on it if her situation fits the bill.
Cheers,
Iain.
Is your girlfriend in the UK?
my girlfriend was here for 4 monts on tourist visa, she now back in the phils
another way might be, if you could apply for a unmarried partner visa, but you would have to go and live with her in the phils for 2 years, and what would the phils gov think of any adultryand would the embassy grant one
yes please can u refer ur lawyer? and was it big cost my girlfriend think it will cost £3200Hi bttrwrth!
i went through annulment early last year and we got married with my hubby last April 2008. It took me only 7 months it didnt cost me a lot compared to other lawyers. I even paid him in 3 gives! If you want, I can refer you to my lawyer.
Do it the right way if you truly love her. It will worth the money
Sounds like a stitch up to me Sue
Hi bttrwrth,
email me to my yahoo account or message me to my ym if you do have a ym ID and I will refer him to you. He's expert in annulment cases,I'm so glad I found him, it just cost me around 2000 pounds and 7 months!Maybe he could help you as well. My friend also just got her annulment and we have the same lawyer. It took only 9 months to get her annulment.
wats ur yahoo messenger id, my address is ianbttrwrth@yahoo.co.uk
ALright, thanks for correcting me!
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