My question involves court procedures for the state of: North Carolina
Hi,
my situation is very complicated but to make it simple:
During 4 years I was married to my wife, I sent all the money I saved for 9 years from France.
A part of that was to open a business (that was my only incomes) that she put on her name and sold after our separation.
It means I live on the money I was able to keep from our common account and have no income except a rent I receive from my house I rent in France.
I have the temporary custody of my 4y old son AND HER 15 y old son (my step son) because the social services took away the children from her after a few big problems of violence.
(she punched her son during an argument and hit him with a hair flat iron)
She has issues of mental and physical abuses, she used to threatened me of deportation, use money to control me, be violent when she has a crisis and even tried to make some false accusation of assault on her (dismissed)
My family lawyer never heard about I-864 and won't sue her, so my questions would be:
- what kind of lawyer should I hire to be sure she respect the affidavit I-864 she signed ?
- I read it's a matter of the federal court, is it right ?
- how to start ? and what would be the best way to do it ?
Thank you very much

