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Concerning the same question we discussed, if I were to file for divorce, can I request as part of the suit to remain the house for a certain period of time? Since things seemed to be going well at first, I leased my house for 2 years. I also moved my office from my old location to a location closer to our home. I signed at the new location a 3 year lease. The only reason I changed office and moved out of my old location was because new office was closer to the new home (her house), most of my business and social life was by my old address. This is a huge logistical problem for me and my business, caused by what I now believe to be her falsely inducing me into a marriage, where her real intent was the green card. It seems as if now, that she has a child, she feels more secure and showed her real face.
Optional Information: State/Country relating to question: Florida
Yes, you can request in the suit for divorce to remain in the house and she can ask for possession of the house as her separate property and then it is up to the judge to determine if it is prudent to leave you under the same roof. If you can prove that she entered the marriage only for a green card, then this is grounds to file a complaint with your proof with Immigration to seek to have her deported and to get the marriage annulled.
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If I were to file a complaint against her with immigration on the grounds of fraudulent marriage, if she is deported, will it change anything concerning my equity share as discussed previously?
No, I am afraid that would not change, if she owns the house she owns the house. If the judge deems it is not a good idea to remain in the house, you can ask for spousal support if her income is much larger than yours.
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