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How to stop husband from getting foreign citizenship during divorce?


09-Oct-2023 (In Divorce Law)
love marriage in Nov2013. Husband relocated to Malaysia job in Aug2014, shared his flat with female colleagues. Did not pay me any money. Between 2014-17 I visited him abroad multiple times n had to stay with his flatmates. 2017 caught him in adultery with female colleague - stayed in same hotel room. He deserted me, started living with her. Now they both escaped to Australia to settle 2019 he fild false HMA 13ia - im contesting n filed sec24. Any way to stop him frm Australia citizenship?
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I don't think you have got your priorities right. preventing him from acquiring a foreign citizenship will not be of much assistance to you since the fate of his divorce application will be regardless of his nationality. moreover his change of nationality cannot give him a license to walk over the Subsisting marital relationship he's in with you. also if he did not pay you maintenance and you file an execution case and warrant of arrest is issued against him it would be next to impossible for him to get Australian citizenship under such circumstances. regards, Tanmoy Chattopadhyay, M.Sc (Net Qualified), LL.B (University of Delhi), Advocate, Hon'ble High Court, Calcutta.
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