She can't deport him but the authorities can. He needs to get see an immigration solicitor to work out what options he may have to remain. Also recommended to see a family law practitioner. Has the violence been documented? my friend report this to police and his statment has been taken now the pol...

Hi to All, One of me friend(not me..lol) married an irish citizen two years ago,he was a legally present at time when they got married,they have two kids together(were born in ireland),thingz were fine for a while and then it got bitter. He was infact a victm of a domestic voilence,believe or not he...

Hi lopelo. You have quoted my post - but not my whole post. Preceding what you have quoted was, "If after 3 years but before 5 years of marriage, my understanding of Directive 2004/38/EC is as follows:". What comes after, therefore, applies to family members who have the right of residenc...

Separated - no effect on your right to reside. You are still a family member described Article 2(2) of the Directive. Divorced - Your right to reside is retained, according to Article 13(2), if you have lived in Ireland for at least one year before the divorce. Marriage annulment - As per divorced....