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Hi, I´m getting divorced here in Japan, and I am a Canadian citizen. My wife is Japanese. The divorce process is easy here, but I was reading that to get divorced in Canada, one must be a resident of Canada for at least one year before a divorce is permitted. Is there a way to get divorced in Canada as well without one of us being a resident of Canada for one year? We were married in Canada, and later registered the marriage in Japan. Does that mean as I read on Google answers (now doesn´t accept questions) that the divorce must be done again in Canada after the divorce in Japan? Thanks.
[13-03-2008,11:07]
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Revenant |
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(in reply to: Divorce in Japan)
Get a consultation from a lawyer in this regard. You can google search lawyers in Canada and get a consultation over the phone. They might charge some fee for the consultation. Or look for free initial consulations, there are many lawyers offering the services.
[13-03-2008,13:22]
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Mike |
(in reply to: Divorce in Japan)
You can register your divorce at the Canadian embassy in Japan and formalize it in Canadian terms that way.
[13-03-2008,15:29]
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latino |
(in reply to: Divorce in Japan)
WOW! Latino is right, why dont you consulat Canadian embassy in Japan, they might guide you with the process.
[13-03-2008,22:03]
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Mike |
Japan Divorce (in reply to: Divorce in Japan)
Just wondering of this was resolved?
Im facing a similar situation.. living in japan 10 years have been divorced in japan for about 3 years... just wondering how the heck to finalize the divorce in canada??
[25-04-2008,00:34]
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Couga |
