Am I an international child abductor??
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Try this
https://uk.practicallaw.thomsonreuters.com/0-530-6...
and here
http://www.alternativefamilylaw.co.uk/internationa...
The second link suggests to me that the allegation of child abduction has some merit, you need specialist legal advice and ignore any suggestions to escalate things from people on here.
https://uk.practicallaw.thomsonreuters.com/0-530-6...
and here
http://www.alternativefamilylaw.co.uk/internationa...
The second link suggests to me that the allegation of child abduction has some merit, you need specialist legal advice and ignore any suggestions to escalate things from people on here.
Fab32 said:
Try this
https://uk.practicallaw.thomsonreuters.com/0-530-6...
and here
http://www.alternativefamilylaw.co.uk/internationa...
The second link suggests to me that the allegation of child abduction has some merit, you need specialist legal advice and ignore any suggestions to escalate things from people on here.
Thank you https://uk.practicallaw.thomsonreuters.com/0-530-6...
and here
http://www.alternativefamilylaw.co.uk/internationa...
The second link suggests to me that the allegation of child abduction has some merit, you need specialist legal advice and ignore any suggestions to escalate things from people on here.
If he's dual nationality and has a valid UK passport why can't he simply fly back on that? He'd presumably need one of those e-visa things but surely once he's in the US, as he's already a USA citizen he can't be deported can he?
Just make sure he knows the misses mustn't be able to get her hands on the GB passport.
Just make sure he knows the misses mustn't be able to get her hands on the GB passport.
Chromegrill said:
If he's dual nationality and has a valid UK passport why can't he simply fly back on that? He'd presumably need one of those e-visa things but surely once he's in the US, as he's already a USA citizen he can't be deported can he?
Just make sure he knows the misses mustn't be able to get her hands on the GB passport.
He's 5... Just make sure he knows the misses mustn't be able to get her hands on the GB passport.
Petrus1983 said:
Thanks for the input.
Brussels 2 sounds intriguing but too vague for google - if you were able to fine tune it a little I’d be really appreciative.
The flying to another country is an interesting idea - they’re v close to Mexico.
My local MP is rubbish unfortunately.
I wouldn't do that. They've built a wall.Brussels 2 sounds intriguing but too vague for google - if you were able to fine tune it a little I’d be really appreciative.
The flying to another country is an interesting idea - they’re v close to Mexico.
My local MP is rubbish unfortunately.
Seriously though, how can parents use their children as ammunition. Disgraceful.
Chromegrill said:
If he's dual nationality and has a valid UK passport why can't he simply fly back on that? He'd presumably need one of those e-visa things but surely once he's in the US, as he's already a USA citizen he can't be deported can he?
Just make sure he knows the misses mustn't be able to get her hands on the GB passport.
Some countries require you to enter on the passport of that country if you are a citizen.Just make sure he knows the misses mustn't be able to get her hands on the GB passport.
Morning everyone.
Overnight there were developments. In the states an attorney has petitioned a court to order my ex to speed up the passport process and collect her son - basically showing he can’t have been abducted. I’m on a train to the US embassy to arrange an emergency passport to facilitate that (at my expense, obviously!).
In reply to a question above - he can’t travel to the States on a British passport without a visa or an ESTA. He’s not applicable for an ESTA as he intends to stay in the States, and a visa process would take longer than the passport process.
Overnight there were developments. In the states an attorney has petitioned a court to order my ex to speed up the passport process and collect her son - basically showing he can’t have been abducted. I’m on a train to the US embassy to arrange an emergency passport to facilitate that (at my expense, obviously!).
In reply to a question above - he can’t travel to the States on a British passport without a visa or an ESTA. He’s not applicable for an ESTA as he intends to stay in the States, and a visa process would take longer than the passport process.
Petrus1983 said:
Ok - now have a passport but she’s refusing to pick him up nor help with new flights costs. Getting the new ‘emergency’ passport has cost in the region of £500. Bewildering.
This is going to get very messy, very quickly.You clearly care for your son and wouldn't dream of abandoning him. You need to get expert legal advice asap and unfortunately as others have said it will be expensive but it needs doing correctly.
Petrus1983 said:
Morning everyone.
Overnight there were developments. In the states an attorney has petitioned a court to order my ex to speed up the passport process and collect her son - basically showing he can’t have been abducted. I’m on a train to the US embassy to arrange an emergency passport to facilitate that (at my expense, obviously!).
In reply to a question above - he can’t travel to the States on a British passport without a visa or an ESTA. He’s not applicable for an ESTA as he intends to stay in the States, and a visa process would take longer than the passport process.
You say you have let costs go etc.Overnight there were developments. In the states an attorney has petitioned a court to order my ex to speed up the passport process and collect her son - basically showing he can’t have been abducted. I’m on a train to the US embassy to arrange an emergency passport to facilitate that (at my expense, obviously!).
In reply to a question above - he can’t travel to the States on a British passport without a visa or an ESTA. He’s not applicable for an ESTA as he intends to stay in the States, and a visa process would take longer than the passport process.
You need to stop doing this. She needs to pay her shares etc.
Sounds like she is a proper SWT.
I think I’m going to try and find an international lawyer in the morning and see if they’re prepared to review the case for me so atleast I know where I stand.
It’s a total mess and I think they’re purposely trying to financially f
k me as so many things now don’t make sense.
Of course - they haven’t considered my son at all in all of their games
It’s a total mess and I think they’re purposely trying to financially f
k me as so many things now don’t make sense. Of course - they haven’t considered my son at all in all of their games
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