Hello everyone:
Kindly advise what is the best way to solve the problem.
My friend was sponsored to Canada by her husband. She gave a birth to her second daughter here, the little one is two months old.
Her first child, 11 years old girl, was included in sponsorship application, passed medical, but could not come to Canada due to the fact that my friend's ex-spouse, the girl's father, refused to sign a consent form to take the child abroad.
The problem is that there is no official law in the country of their origin to get a sole custody, even though the child lives with my friend's parents and has no support from her biological father (he is in tough with her once in 6-12 months only). My friends and her spouse keep sending money abroad for child support every month, my friend's parents take care of the child.
Do you know if there is any legal option for them to bring her child here? Is it possible to confirm by, let's say, some form of affidavits, that in reality it is a 100% sole custody even though there is no official documents signed? The situation is very tough, both, mother and daughter are very upset, girls is crying every time they speak.
thank you, any advice is appreciated.
Kindly advise what is the best way to solve the problem.
My friend was sponsored to Canada by her husband. She gave a birth to her second daughter here, the little one is two months old.
Her first child, 11 years old girl, was included in sponsorship application, passed medical, but could not come to Canada due to the fact that my friend's ex-spouse, the girl's father, refused to sign a consent form to take the child abroad.
The problem is that there is no official law in the country of their origin to get a sole custody, even though the child lives with my friend's parents and has no support from her biological father (he is in tough with her once in 6-12 months only). My friends and her spouse keep sending money abroad for child support every month, my friend's parents take care of the child.
Do you know if there is any legal option for them to bring her child here? Is it possible to confirm by, let's say, some form of affidavits, that in reality it is a 100% sole custody even though there is no official documents signed? The situation is very tough, both, mother and daughter are very upset, girls is crying every time they speak.
thank you, any advice is appreciated.
