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Many users have been asking a lot of family law or immigration law questions on this section. These types of questions will be better served in another section of the forum.

Family law questions should go here: Family Law - Ask Me Help Desk

Family law questions involved any type of legal issue, such as age of consent, rights protected in a divorce, spousal support, etc. In most legal matters, legal counsel is suggested to ensure that all legal rights are protected.

Immigration law questions should go here: Immigration Law - Ask Me Help Desk

Immigration law questions include whether marrying someone will automatically give them citizenship of another country. Please note that every country has their own rules, so in most cases, it's better to consult a legal counsel familiar with those rules to ensure that all rights are protected.


Let me know if there are any other details I can add/change to this topic.

Is it possible to put this as a sticky?


There are still some mix ups between immigration and family law questions versus marriage issues.

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