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Was a dysfunctionally toxic relationship TBH. Gay Lebanese are good refugee candidates; however, my ex has travelled and lived in the USA, Italy, Australia, England etc. (68 in total) then back to Lebanon on multiple occasions. Our immigration lawyer - at that time - said that a refugee case...

Thanks for your reply and intelligent humanistic response. I do believe in Karma and I am not trying to get him deported. But his cruelty, hubris, narcissistic behaviour seems to have no end. Frankly I pity him at this stage, as he is being controlled by family and friends. But as he lacks...

Love cause us to do foolish things sometimes. Understand that the gay world has more violence than the straight one but 45-50% go unreported. Thus, it's not always about breaking up. Had it been serious violence, I would have never allowed him back. But those were mostly screaming matches.

There were no beatings. I am a very strong powerful man and i would not allow that to ever happen. What he did was to grab me roughly several times. That is assault. Had I hit him back, which I easily could have, both of us would then be charged with assault. I am able to regulate my...

Yes, charges, arrests, incarcerations etc., must be noted on certain spousal sponsorship forms. If one fails to, and knowingly submit an incomplete package and Immigration Canada grants permanent resident status, it will be rendered null and void once it learns of this misrepresentation. Other...

You are right and I agree. But I was in-love with him. Easier said than done to just leave him.

"In my opinion, the fact he was constantly leaving you shows the opposite." He always returned to me. Not vice versa. I never chased him. But I thought he would be respectable, hournable and act with dignity and grace.

The peace bond allows for contact, as the only condition was that he keeps the peace. HIs lack of cooperation shows his true motive.

Already contacted a lawyer and you are right, it's family law and criminality. He could be charged up to $100k, face 5yrs in jail and be barred from entering Canada for 5 yrs. It's a crime he committed.

In Ontario "there is no time limitation on when spouses can obtain an annulment, annulments are usually used to end marriages that lasted for a very short period of time. " https://www.toronto.ca/311/knowledgebase/kb/docs/articles/provincial-government/obtaining-a-divorce-or-an-annulment.html...

I am about to embark on a marriage annulment from my spouse. Ours is a same-sex relationship – approximately a year and a half old - since 2019. He is a foreign national from Lebanon with a student/work visa expiring in Jan 2021. We got married June of 2020, and he was arrested in mid-August ...