I am sorry with your situation but here's the deal:
1. If you want to report immigration fraud, you must do this on the first year of your marriage, NOT two years after divorce.
2. As a green card holder, as long as she maintains here status by being in US for at least six months a year, she is OK. I doubt that she's already become naturalized which in that case, she can live anywhere in the world. She's eligible for naturalization after third year of marriage.
3. Family laws are pretty much the same in most countries. All assets gained after marriage are considered marital property and to be split 50/50 at the divorce.
4. Regarding the business, I don't have enough info... but it sounds suspicious. It could be either you have signed in an agreement, or you got screwed by your own lawyer, if you had one.
This is not immigration fraud... period.
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