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No. Absolutely not. Speak to local counsel as to your options with foreign service. But no to your question
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No. Absolutely not. Speak to local counsel as to your options with foreign service. But no to your question
I'm unclear as to who is taking her to court
If you marry in the states you must follow the guidelines for the state in which you marry. You will need to inquire of the SwIss consulate what...
Please be reminded you must inquire of local counsel what the statue is in MO. That being said generally children cannot decide unilaterally who...
You need to hire an attorney for your daughter prior to any questioning
I have changed practice area so you can reach proper counsel
Courts do not likely inconsistency as children will the ones hurt. You should contact local counsel to discuss your options
Contact local counsel immediately. Do not delay
You may have to sign it in the state you are in and have it notarized locally.
Absent a court order you may have no options. It sounds like you may have grounds for a restraining order. Consult local counsel