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Your best bet would be to file in the PI, especially being that you're a PI national!!! A: Believe it or not, PI is one of the few countries in the world in which divorce is illegal! Q: How long have you been married? A: We have been married for nine years. Q: How long has it been since he...

I've located my husband, he is retired from the Army and living in the Philippines. We have spoken and he seems open to the idea of divorce, but I did not mention child support which might be a deal breaker. Now, he is from Irving, Texas. I am a Philippine national. Can I file a divorce in Texas...

But he will still be subject to 'deadbeat dad' laws if and when he surfaces in the states, right?

His exact whereabouts are unknown. He doesn't appear to be in the Army anymore, at least judging from the limited means at my disposal (military.com 'buddy finder'). He abandoned me and our daughter three years ago by first moving out and withholding any financial support (well documented by...

Can I retain a US attorney and file for divorce in a US court? I am a Philippine national but he's a US citizen. It's true, as you say, if he want s to avoid a Korean judgment he just leaves the country.

I've done all of that three years ago, with no result. I guess I just need to hire a lawyer and file for divorce and child support- can I do that from overseas?

3 years ago my husband, who was an E-5 in the US Army, abandoned me and our daughter in South Korea. He has not divorced me nor provided any financial/child support. What is my best option? I am a Philippine national.