Child Support

Yes you may file a petition for support or a criminal case for violation of vawc.

Yes, there are legal remedies available for child support if the father is not financially supporting his child and is residing in a foreign country. The exact process and available remedies may depend on the specific laws of the country where the child resides and the country where the father is located. Generally, the first step is to consult with a family law attorney in the child's country of residence who can advise on the appropriate legal action to take. Depending on the circumstances, this may involve filing a child support claim in court, working with local child support enforcement agencies, or seeking assistance from international child support organizations. International child support enforcement can be complex and may involve cooperation between governments, including the use of international treaties and agreements. In some cases, the father's assets and income can be seized or garnished to provide financial support for the child. It is important to note that while legal remedies are available, the process may take time and require persistence to achieve the desired outcome. Please contact us for more consultation.