Urgent...Married to a Brazilian need law advice.

[bahia 0]

Hello,

I am married to a Brasillian woman and currently living in Brazil. I am suppose to travel back to the USA for business on Sunday for three weeks. Before we married she owned her own home and we presently live in this house now. She's now telling me she going to change the locks and lock me out upon my return in three weeks. What does the law state about this in Brazil? Does she have the legal authourity to put me on the street or does only a Brasillian judge make decisions on these matters. We are married under Comunhao Parcial de Bens. I very worried about my return and if I will have a place to stay or if I am going to be on the street. I sold out and moved to Brazil and don't have another place to stay. I thinking about cancelling my trip due to my concerns about this matter because, I believe she just might do this. Could someone that has some information on Brazillian family law help with information. Thank you,

[Ban Hammer 13,508]

mbc from off topic to Effects of Major Family Changes on Immigration Benefits

[wifetobe 2]

Hello,

I am married to a Brasillian woman and currently living in Brazil. I am suppose to travel back to the USA for business on Sunday for three weeks. Before we married she owned her own home and we presently live in this house now. She's now telling me she going to change the locks and lock me out upon my return in three weeks. What does the law state about this in Brazil? Does she have the legal authourity to put me on the street or does only a Brasillian judge make decisions on these matters. We are married under Comunhao Parcial de Bens. I very worried about my return and if I will have a place to stay or if I am going to be on the street. I sold out and moved to Brazil and don't have another place to stay. I thinking about cancelling my trip due to my concerns about this matter because, I believe she just might do this. Could someone that has some information on Brazillian family law help with information. Thank you,

I take it you two don't get along then? I am sorry I have no law advice to offer but you should read up for yourself..I certainly would if my husband was throwing me out.....the best of luck.

[Jasman0717 9]

Don't go back

[diadromous mermaid 36]

I've never known a person that is intent on throwing a spouse out of the marital home, needing for the spouse to leave the counry first. She could change the locks when you are out of the house, temporarily, such as running an errand or at the grocery store, if she really wants to.

Hello,

I am married to a Brasillian woman and currently living in Brazil. I am suppose to travel back to the USA for business on Sunday for three weeks. Before we married she owned her own home and we presently live in this house now. She's now telling me she going to change the locks and lock me out upon my return in three weeks. What does the law state about this in Brazil? Does she have the legal authourity to put me on the street or does only a Brasillian judge make decisions on these matters. We are married under Comunhao Parcial de Bens. I very worried about my return and if I will have a place to stay or if I am going to be on the street. I sold out and moved to Brazil and don't have another place to stay. I thinking about cancelling my trip due to my concerns about this matter because, I believe she just might do this. Could someone that has some information on Brazillian family law help with information. Thank you,

[geezer 1]

Hello,

I am married to a Brasillian woman and currently living in Brazil. I am suppose to travel back to the USA for business on Sunday for three weeks. Before we married she owned her own home and we presently live in this house now. She's now telling me she going to change the locks and lock me out upon my return in three weeks. What does the law state about this in Brazil? Does she have the legal authourity to put me on the street or does only a Brasillian judge make decisions on these matters. We are married under Comunhao Parcial de Bens. I very worried about my return and if I will have a place to stay or if I am going to be on the street. I sold out and moved to Brazil and don't have another place to stay. I thinking about cancelling my trip due to my concerns about this matter because, I believe she just might do this. Could someone that has some information on Brazillian family law help with information. Thank you,

Not well versed in this area but Brazalian law does require you be seperated one year before a divorce can be filed so it seems unlikely you will get any help from the courts.

I think you are far better off here (I'm assuming your a USC) going back would probably be a bad move from the limited information you have given as you dont seem to have any other ties or resources there.

[bhajishah 4]

Good grief we have enough problems keepingup with USCIS marriage laws, not foreign domestic housing and marriage laws maype owners and mods can develop a whole new website make money and yada for foreign drama etc..issues such as this. WOW be the man and quit selling out and maybe she respect you a little.

[Dias Melhores 0]

Hello,

I am married to a Brasillian woman and currently living in Brazil. I am suppose to travel back to the USA for business on Sunday for three weeks. Before we married she owned her own home and we presently live in this house now. She's now telling me she going to change the locks and lock me out upon my return in three weeks. What does the law state about this in Brazil? Does she have the legal authourity to put me on the street or does only a Brasillian judge make decisions on these matters. We are married under Comunhao Parcial de Bens. I very worried about my return and if I will have a place to stay or if I am going to be on the street. I sold out and moved to Brazil and don't have another place to stay. I thinking about cancelling my trip due to my concerns about this matter because, I believe she just might do this. Could someone that has some information on Brazillian family law help with information. Thank you,

If you are still checking this post, here is my advice:

Find a Brazilian Attorney.

Good luck.