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Amber wrote:So long as you have contact with a British child your DLR should be extended.
Amber wrote:You should contact with the child. you'll have to talk with a family legal advisor if you are going to have problems with the Mother.
Your leave should not be curtailed as you may still qualify for DLR by virtue of contact/parental responsibility with a British child.
What do you mean by 30 months leave and 10-5 years my financial position? Can you guys be little more easy with your language please? I dont have any prior legal knowledge.Obie wrote:If you divorce , and you continue to contribute to your child's life and she write a letter of support attesting to this and showing how you contribute to your sons life, then you will qualify for a 30months leave. Either 10 years or 5 years, depending on your financial position.
I am assuming you were granted DLR because of the relationship with your wife, is that correct?
Amber wrote:DLR can be extended insofar as the changes are not significant as the OP will still be relying on family life albeit a child instead of a spouse it should be extended. To swap to leave under FLR(FP) would set the OP on a new course of settlement with no access to public funds!
It could not be 5 year route under FLR(FP) unless the OP had sole responsibility, access rights issued by the court or the child normally lives with the OP.
Amber what do you suggest me in this hard time?Amber wrote:Yes, you should refrain from commenting when you don't know.
DLR allows access to public funds and is a 6 years route to settlement, note it was scrapped for FP in July 2012.
is that mean,Amber wrote:I've given the details of what I believe would be the best, if you want to try and work out the relationship with your spouse that's up to you.