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What i can do to let my husband come back here in morocco
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I am filipino citizen and my husband who is qorking in riyadh...He left us here in morocco with our 3 kids and he is not sending any food allowance here...and he is abusing me mentally...can i ask help how will i let him come back here in morocco?
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I'm sorry to hear about your challenging situation. Based on Moroccan law, you have several options that can be considered.
1. Reporting psychological abuse: If you are being mentally abused, you can report this to the local authorities. Moroccan law protects individuals, especially wives and children, from any form of abuse, including mental abuse.
2. Alimony and child support: You can ask for child support and alimony through the local family court. The court can order your husband to provide regular financial aid if you provide relevant financial proof of your expenses and his income.
3. Custody: You can apply for the custody of your children. Moroccan law typically favors the mother for the custody of children below the age of 15, although custody is determined based on a variety of factors including living conditions, parent's lifestyle, etc.
4. Divorce: If you feel like the situation is unbearable and it is affecting your mental and emotional health, you may consider divorce. Under Moroccan law, you can apply for divorce on the grounds of irreconcilable differences and domestic abuse.
In order to initiate any of these processes, you would typically need to gather all required paperwork such as a marriage certificate, proof of your husband's employment, bank statements, etc., before you contact the local family court to process your case. Please ensure your safety and protection during this difficult time.
1. Reporting psychological abuse: If you are being mentally abused, you can report this to the local authorities. Moroccan law protects individuals, especially wives and children, from any form of abuse, including mental abuse.
2. Alimony and child support: You can ask for child support and alimony through the local family court. The court can order your husband to provide regular financial aid if you provide relevant financial proof of your expenses and his income.
3. Custody: You can apply for the custody of your children. Moroccan law typically favors the mother for the custody of children below the age of 15, although custody is determined based on a variety of factors including living conditions, parent's lifestyle, etc.
4. Divorce: If you feel like the situation is unbearable and it is affecting your mental and emotional health, you may consider divorce. Under Moroccan law, you can apply for divorce on the grounds of irreconcilable differences and domestic abuse.
In order to initiate any of these processes, you would typically need to gather all required paperwork such as a marriage certificate, proof of your husband's employment, bank statements, etc., before you contact the local family court to process your case. Please ensure your safety and protection during this difficult time.
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