If the Amicable Agreement does not enumerate a custodial parent's right to remove a child from a country does Russian Law impute the requirement to obtain approval from the non-custodial parent?

Does Russian Law recognize "nee exeat"? If so, please define the rights
recognized thereby and whether the Amicable Agreement address those rights.

Nea Exeat is a term referring to a prohibition from relocating from the country with a child or children without the other parent’s consent. This can arise by either court order applicable to the specific parties or by operation of law which applies to all. Some countries have this prohibition as a matter of law while others require that you specifically include it in the divorce or seek a special order to that effect.

Please define what "rights of communication/access" granted to her X-husband by the Amicable Agreement. What do these rights include? Specifically does he have the right to determine her son's place of residence ("Habitual Residence").

Does Russian law give me the right to live where I chooses, including the right to determine my son's habitual residence? Also, does the amicable agreement give me the right to leave Russia with my son?

Peter, male US citizen who lives in USA met Russian woman Inna in New York city and they had child in march 2002 born in USA, then Peter married her in Moscow in June 2003. Wife Inna came to USA with daughter from 2004-2006 and marriage didn’t work out and Inna moves back to Russia with child where they still live.

Peter would to get a divorce from Inna. Inna remains in Russia with child.

Can Peter file a divorce in USA but how does serve Inna in Moscow. Is American divorce valid in Moscow Russia? there is no real estate or property involved. A has been sending child support of around $500 a month us dollars to her but has stopped recently.

How is child support and visitation set does Peter need to retain you in Moscow to set visitation and child support. A has never paid Inna alimony but is Inna entitled to ask for same. As child resides in Russia I do not believe the courts in USA have any jurisdiction over the child and therefore does child support and visitation have to be decided in Russian court.

My daughter adopted boy from Russia (she is a single mother). My daughter was lied to about the child’s behavior by the orphanage caregivers. The safety of herself and others is a major issue. She is no longer willing to keep him in her home.

The child has stated many times that he wants to return to the orphanage and misses his friend. As the adoption has not worked, I would like to know what the Russian law is in returning him to the orphanage. Also, if the law allows this, how much you would charge to facilitate this matter.

Divorce-Marriage

Hello, my fiancée lives in Russia and wants to move abroad with me. She has a daughter that’s 4 yrs old, and wants to bring her also. But she knows that the Ex-husband will not give permission for this. He does pay support ordered by the court, but he has had very little contact with the little girl. Is there any restriction for them to come abroad, and what paperwork would she need to accomplish this? If she can't get the parental consent, can the court system help with this process?
What are our options?

I have been married for almost 5 years, and a recent experience has raised my suspicions that at the time of our marriage she was still married to her last husband. Is it possible to obtain a copy of her Russian divorce certificate? I can provide a translated copy of her marriage cert. to her last husband.

How do I find out if my Russian wife has divorced me or not? We were married in Tver Oct.16 2008. She said she filed for divorce in Oct. of this year but I talked her into canceling the procedure. She has since quit communicating with me. Who do I speak to in Russia to see if we are still married or not?