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dub_dub
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Advice Please

Post by dub_dub » Mon Aug 23, 2010 5:51 pm

Hello Every body,
I am a Non EU and my wife is an EU citizen. I lives in Ireland. we got married in Denmark in 2004 but now we are separated and we are in Divorce process in Denmark but any time the Danish family law department communicate with me they send me letters in danish language, which is impossible for me to understand.
My question is : Does any body had similar experience ? OR Does any body knows any family law solicitor in Copenhagen ?
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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IQU
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hi

Post by IQU » Tue Aug 24, 2010 9:56 pm

hi i just wondering do you really want divorce?if yes i found it its really quick in denmark.also you have to inform gnib and eu treaty right section about divorce.i just wondering if you got divorce how you will extended your visa?.i have friend in copenhagn . i will check with him let you know any good immigration adviser in denmark.
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Post by Monifé » Wed Aug 25, 2010 9:25 am

Has your wife been living in Ireland with you all this time?

If not, and she is back in Denmark, then your residence card is invalid as it was on the conditions of your family member exercising her treaty rights.

If you have been married for more than 3 years, then you have an entitlement to reside in your own right as long as your are exercising treaty rights of your own.

You must inform DOJ EU treaty rights section of your change in circumstances ie: seperated and divorce proceedings or they could use it against you at a later stage.
beloved is the enemy of freedom, and deserves to be met head-on and stamped out - Pierre Berton
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Post by dub_dub » Sun Aug 29, 2010 5:37 pm

Thanks very much for the replies.
Yes, i have informed GNIB the date when we were separated but haven't got any reply from GNIB yet. and yes i would be grateful if you could refer me any good family law or immigration lawyers in Copenhagen. my wife exercised her Treaty rights in Ireland since we were married.
My circumstances are bellow.
we were married more than 5 years and got first two stamp 4 for one year and than i got 4EUFAM for 5 years. so all together i am on stamp 4 for five years.
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IQU
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hi

Post by IQU » Sun Aug 29, 2010 7:46 pm

you can contact Law firmfabritius tengnageun and heine st kongensgade 67c copenhagen denmark 1264 ph 4533136920 email shl@dklan.dk www.dklaw.dk or other janne koster lund elmer sandager copenghan
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