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Ahhhh..... two accounts....

(Maybe I should do that.... try and ditch my shadow. wink.png )

Wouldn't work, Hank . . . we are already on top of this. There are just no places to hide from annoying moderators! biggrin.png

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**Prior action taken in response to a report received.** ~~While it is true that I or other members of the Moderation Team do not "police" the board looking for TOS violations, it doesn't mean that i

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To elucidate further on what Ryan posted: while Moderators are report driven, that doesn't mean we are ONLY allowed to respond to reports - it means that we don't go around and police the site by read

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96% catholic, 2-3% protestant.. so 98-99% of the time ya need an annulment (or a divorce in the USA petitioned by the USC).

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Wouldn't work, Hank . . . we are already on top of this. There are just no places to hide from annoying* (hmm?) moderators! biggrin.png

.... me and my shadow.

*ill versed in the police certificate process also.

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I think you missed where she said she divorced her ex here under another user name.

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"Hi guys, thanks for the answers. I was married to him and filed divorce here. He can't move on and he keeps giving me hard time with the kids. He was even trying to extort money from me. He really though that people in the US are just picking money everywhere. "

If she's a DCF IR/CR-1, it would have needed to have happened in a third country, not the USA, to be legal. If it was done with funny paperwork in the Philippines, then he ex could create some trouble with her green card. As we both know, a Filipino citizen cannot have a divorce from another person recognized in the Philippines if they are the filer.

Which brings us back to the situation where under Philippine law, the married father overrules the wife in matters with the children, if they disagree.

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So, she never divorced the fella in the PI.

His hesitancy to do anything makes sense, now.

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So, she never divorced the fella in the PI.

His hesitancy to do anything makes sense, now.

She said she did divorce him here (USA???) which is legal everywhere but the Philippines. Given the children and the father are in the Philippines, he's holding all the legal cards. And likely will be willing to deal for the right sum. But given a typical attitude over there is Americans are all rich, he may be asking more than the op can swing. In these situations, the father can create serious problems. If they were never married, then the father has no power at all. She really has little choice but to negotiate with him.

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You can make two, three, four ... nine accounts here -- It's not that hard

not that i need to or want to.

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She said she did divorce him here (USA???) which is legal everywhere but the Philippines. Given the children and the father are in the Philippines, he's holding all the legal cards. And likely will be willing to deal for the right sum. But given a typical attitude over there is Americans are all rich, he may be asking more than the op can swing. In these situations, the father can create serious problems. If they were never married, then the father has no power at all. She really has little choice but to negotiate with him.

From what I know...

money fixes a lot of 'stuff' . Perhaps the OP can put together monies, enough monies, to handle 'stuff' in the PI.

No, I'm not gonna write of what that 'stuff' might be - you know what it is, I know what it is..

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