Hi to all of you. I am quite concerned about my friend and would like to help her. My friend (a filipino) is married to an english guy who is cheating on her and then beats her up. I never knew about her situation until i heard from her last Monday when she rang me up crying, telling me that her husband beat her up again, and this time, the beating was much worse than before. She already tried reporting to the police but they didn't believe her and they sided with the husband despite the evidences of bruises on her body. I told her to seek legal help and file for a divorce but she's also worried that she might not be able to bring her children from the Philippines if that happens (her children's papers are already being processed). I am afraid that she might not pursue on suing her husband because she's thinking about her kids and might just continue to endure the beatings from her husband for the sake of them. I don't want my friend to end up in the hospital or somewhere worse because of this. Please i need some legal advice. Please don't try to judge her or anything. Thank you.
Husband cheats and beats up his wife
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Re: Husband cheats and beats up his wife
Hey Xena
We wouldn't dream of judging her for....what? Being a victim of domestic violence?? This is not her fault at all and is probably exacerbated by her Filipino background. Maybe he sees her as a commodity, a punch bag, who knows? What he is doing is categorically wrong.
I'm assuming the children in the Philippines are not his children but hers from a former relationship?
How old are these children? Does she still want to bring them to the UK to co-habit with this violent man?? I personally can see a multitude of problems with that. She will become even more vulnerable with them present.
There are many domestic violence helplines.
http://www.nationaldomesticviolencehelpline.org.uk but this is the first agency to contact.
Be a safe 'port of call' for her, it would be very sad if she ends up even more isolated and scared, she's going to need her friends very much to get through this.
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Originally posted by Celestine View PostHey Xena
We wouldn't dream of judging her for....what? Being a victim of domestic violence?? This is not her fault at all and is probably exacerbated by her Filipino background. Maybe he sees her as a commodity, a punch bag, who knows? What he is doing is categorically wrong.
I'm assuming the children in the Philippines are not his children but hers from a former relationship?
How old are these children? Does she still want to bring them to the UK to co-habit with this violent man?? I personally can see a multitude of problems with that. She will become even more vulnerable with them present.
There are many domestic violence helplines.
http://www.nationaldomesticviolencehelpline.org.uk but this is the first agency to contact.
Be a safe 'port of call' for her, it would be very sad if she ends up even more isolated and scared, she's going to need her friends very much to get through this.
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--- She has 2 children from former relationship. One is 17 years old and the other is 10. I don't think she still wants to live with her husband especially if her children are already here. Right now her priority is to get the papers for her children so it seems like she will just continue enduring her husband's beatings.
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I have to echo Cel's concerns re the children,,it's imperative that your friend gets away from the thug husband long before she even considers bringing her kids here...Personally I feel she may be better off going back to the Phillpines to be with them rather than commit them to Hell on Earth in England.. I hope she gets the help she needs.
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She really needs to act decisively now - if his behaviour continues to go unreported and then she leaves him after the children arrive, he is going to tell the authorities that she only married him to get her children British passports, and that could leave her and them in a much worse position. She needs to go back to the police (perhaps you could go with her) and insist on speaking to their Domestic Violence Unit. Unfortunately, despite assertions to the contrary, there are still too many prehistoric police officers who think that women are lying or asking for it when they are victims of violence. You will find that there is a much different response from the specialist units.
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This lady must go to the police the OP should if she can insist that the police take action nobody male or female should be ignored by the police when violence is alleged it must be investigated take it up the chain of command at the police station if this is not stoped now what happens next?
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Originally posted by wales01man View PostThis lady must go to the police the OP should if she can insist that the police take action nobody male or female should be ignored by the police when violence is alleged it must be investigated take it up the chain of command at the police station if this is not stopped now what happens next?
She may eventually try to defend herself with a knife which, if she's lucky, might end up in his guts.
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Xena, she has to get out as soon as possible. If the violence is escalating it will just get worse. She needs to go back to the police and or contact womens aid. Her life could be in danger and she will be of no use to her kids if she is seriously maimed or worst case scenario, killed.
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Originally posted by enquirer View PostWhy assume that he would not be telling the truth?
British Passport it does not work like that, there is a long process, 18 years and over = no way unless in england and British citenzship, and regulation goes on ( and changes in requirements so often),.
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