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Asked 4 months ago - Tampa, FL
FlagHi I married my husband in June 2012, we never lived together until we got married, and once we shared a place I found out a lot of things about him I didn't like. He started doing drugs (which he blames the use on his experiences in the war overseas) he started over drafting my bank accounts to do drugs and spend it on things he wouldn't want to tell me about. He refused to get a job, so I basically had to support both of us, and then I found out he was cheating on me with two different women and he confessed to having a sexual addiction. I want to get a divorce, because this is not what I wanted, I rather take my chances with the good faith waiver and end up on going back home than staying married. If I explain what he did in my waiver, will I get him in trouble with the air force?
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I think it would be playing it safe by not mentioning the drug use. Many attorneys are not aware of the strict policies of the air force, especially as they relate to drugs. True, Air Force will not normally be able to Immigration files, but I would still say, keep the drug stuff out- you don't need it to make your case with the joint filing waiver. I would definitely have an attorney handle this one. Let me know if I can help. My husband's in the Air Force too. Emel Ersan, 4511 N. Himes Ave. (near the stadium). 813-449-4422.
