My daughter was born in 2006 after I married, but her father, who lives in the UK, left us while I was pregnant. We divorced in 2010 and I remarried, but needed to leave for Canada. Despite his opposition, I secured temporary custody of our daughter and moved in 2010. It took five years to gain full custody, but my second marriage ended in 2013. Then, in 2015, my daughter’s father appealed the custody order, which is now on hold. How can I secure full custody again to ensure my daughter’s well-being and help me get permanent residency in Canada?

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Law Forum › Category: Child Custody › My daughter was born in 2006 after I married, but her father, who lives in the UK, left us while I was pregnant. We divorced in 2010 and I remarried, but needed to leave for Canada. Despite his opposition, I secured temporary custody of our daughter and moved in 2010. It took five years to gain full custody, but my second marriage ended in 2013. Then, in 2015, my daughter’s father appealed the custody order, which is now on hold. How can I secure full custody again to ensure my daughter’s well-being and help me get permanent residency in Canada?
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Apni Law Staff asked 2 months ago

My daughter was born in 2006 after I married, but her father, who lives in the UK, left us while I was pregnant. We divorced in 2010 and I remarried, but needed to leave for Canada. Despite his opposition, I secured temporary custody of our daughter and moved in 2010. It took five years to gain full custody, but my second marriage ended in 2013. Then, in 2015, my daughter’s father appealed the custody order, which is now on hold. How can I secure full custody again to ensure my daughter’s well-being and help me get permanent residency in Canada?

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Apni Law Staff answered 2 months ago

In India, a child’s best interests are paramount in custody decisions. To secure full custody again, you’ll need to demonstrate that moving back to India would be detrimental to your daughter’s well-being, considering her established life in Canada. You should consult with an Indian lawyer specializing in family law to understand the specific legal requirements and strategies for your situation.

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