On a conditional green card - Wife refuses to divorce to get me deported

[MrsRamirez 231]

43 minutes ago, Timona said:

"and the US Citizen wife played the Texas residency perfectly she just moved here 7 months ago filed month 6."

 

I don't get this. 

they got it from this statement made:  Move to a no fault state, like Texas, become resident in 6 month, and file for divorce. There is nothing she can do. I know I did.

[dwheels76 5,468]

55 minutes ago, Timona said:

"and the US Citizen wife played the Texas residency perfectly she just moved here 7 months ago filed month 6."

 

I don't get this. 

You only have to be a resident 6 months and file and it's no fault where she was living more hoops to jump through. So she moved where her green card husband was Texas and month 6 she filed for Divorce.

[databit 328]

Suggesting to file in Texas will not speed up anything!

 

The case I mentioned above is happening in California---the king of the "No-Fault Divorce" states. And still their divorce fight goes on!

 

And a sharp attorney can stretch out a case based on many things, not just asset division. Say, if one party gets "suicidally depressed" and requires psychiatric treatment and would not be fully functional for court, for example.

[Crazy Cat 41,904]

1 hour ago, MrsRamirez said:

they got it from this statement made:  Move to a no fault state, like Texas, become resident in 6 month, and file for divorce. There is nothing she can do. I know I did.

What do you mean by "there is nothing she can do"?

[MrsRamirez 231]

1 minute ago, missileman said:

What do you mean by "there is nothing she can do"?

That did not come from me. I was providing linkage yo a question the Poster had so ask the original poster. 

[C-ma'am 684]

**Post moved from ROC to Effects of Major Family Changes on Immigration Benefits where similar posts are discussed

[Timona 4,207]

3 hours ago, dwheels76 said:

You only have to be a resident 6 months and file and it's no fault where she was living more hoops to jump through. So she moved where her green card husband was Texas and month 6 she filed for Divorce.

 

3 hours ago, MrsRamirez said:

they got it from this statement made:  Move to a no fault state, like Texas, become resident in 6 month, and file for divorce. There is nothing she can do. I know I did.

What was confusing was how the US wife was to benefit by moving to Texas. 

I thought the person who was to benefit was the immigrant spouse, who was to benefit by filing divorce in a no fault state.

[Zaczon 62]

22 hours ago, morowind9182 said:

I'm done with my wife. She totally changed after we got married. She's is nasty and we don't really get along. I told her that I wanted a divorce and she told me that she will make my life miserable and fight the divorce. She will make sure the divorce is not final before I apply for removal of condition. So I'll have no divorce decree when I file the i751 and the waiver. My conditional green card expires in April 2020. What can I do? I'm lost and in pain. 

What happened to the domestic violence document you were given at the time of your interview?

Cant you follow that and get through with your wife?