my girlfriend married in austrailia?

[smithkar]

I appreciate any help anyone can give me. my girlfriend married in Australia in 2009. he completely disappeared in less than one month. she can not contact him in anyway. she is not married in Thailand. will it keep me from bringing her to the usa to marry me? she is the sweetest thing, and I love her very much. thanks in advance I hope.

[ubonjoe]

Since this will end up being more a divorce question than visas for Thailand or the US I am moving it to the Marriage and Divorce forum,

[Thai at Heart]

Smith.

You believe this girl got herself all the way to oz, got married and the guy ran away after a month, and you want to marry her?

This has to be a troll.

[simple1]

OP: Australia has 'no fault' divorce. Details for applying for divorce, can be done from offshore, no need for a lawyer at:

http://www.familylawcourts.gov.au/wps/wcm/connect/FLC/Home/Separation+and+Divorce

EDIT: Just saw the above post, happened to a Thai women I know in Oz. Met a guy in Thailand who sponsored her. As soon as she arrived in Thailand he became abusive and then deserted her in less than a month. Oz govt & local Thais supported her until visa status etc was sorted out. I personally knew him, he was an arse@#$%

[ThaidDown]

She is a married woman and would need her Australian marriage terminated by divorce or annulment before she could marry again.

[petermik]

"vanished" you say or did he fall off the balcony

[David48]

I like the bit where the OP mentions that 'she is not married in Thailand'.

A legal marriage in Australia usually means she's married worldwide.

BTW just MHO

[choochoo]

why would you want to marry a girl with this history????????????????

Big redd flagg! you need to answer why the previous dude did a RUN FORREST RUN thinggy...............lol. perhaps he woke up and smelled the KanGaRoo shit.......................lol.

[smithkar]

He is an alcoholic who lied until the end. That's why he vanished.

[David48]

He is an alcoholic who lied until the end. That's why he vanished.

A reality check for the OP, smithkar ... you know you are relying on her telling the truth.

Just a thought ... make of it what you wish.

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[choochoo]

He is an alcoholic who lied until the end. That's why he vanished.

you kind of missing the point. You want to marry the girl not the guy...................lol.

you need to analyze your girl! her motivations. ex. why she want to marry an alcoholic.

[ModBellerophon]

He is an alcoholic who lied until the end. That's why he vanished.

A reality check for the OP, smithkar ... you know you are relying on her telling the truth.

Just a thought ... make of it what you wish.

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I've met three Thai girls over the years who were married to foreigners and had no idea how to get out of it as the guys had just disappeared. Two married outside of Thailand, came home for a bit....and then guy disappeared / moved / never replied to them again. One married in Thailand and then the guy went home and disappeared.

No matter what for any of these women to get divorced is a financial undertaking, outside of Thailand or indside of Thailand they need lawyers and there's a lot of steps to follow. Compare that to uneducated farm girls....they don't have a chance to get things sorted unless they can pay a lawyer, which they don't always have the means to do. For a Thai contested divorce even the one girl has to PROVE and document that she served him with papers....she can't....so she can't even get divorced in Thailand. She saved for a while and tried but it got no where.

I'm unfortunately married to a blood sucking <deleted> and have mixed views on Thai women.....but the assumption that the OP needs a reality check is a bit rough. It's a very very believable story. Plenty of foreigners come here, marry, promise the world to a girl, then cut and run and all the while minimize their obligations for children or any splitting of assets. Yes girls play games too....but there's plenty of guys doing it.

[MexicanFarang]

"will it keep me from bringing her to the usa to marry me?"

Reduce. Reuse. Recycle.

I'd try "reducing" before recycling.

Better for your Economic Environment...