The German Government is trying to make me pay for child support money?
My  wife left me when I got deployed to Iraq and took my child with her.  She filed for child support money in Germany while I was deployed in  Iraq. The German Government now wants me to pay for her taking that  money and they sent someone to the U.S. to collect, all of this while my  daughter was taken illegally while I was deployed, and when she took  off she took all of my money in my bank account as well, I couldn't even  stop my bank account until I got back to the United States for  technical communication reasons. Anyway, do I have a fighting chance at  this... to be honest, I'm not paying the German Government for that  money that my wife filed for when she was being taken care of by me  through the military she was living on military housing, and we had a  secure paycheck each month. She left for her own selfish reasons, and  now they want me to pay for a mistake she made. I'd rather go to prison,  I don't care. This is just not right at all. I will stand up for what I  believe in. I don't have the money for a lawyer that's the only bad  thing about this. Help me out. I'm sure you've heard of foreigners  fleeing the country after or during marriage and sometimes taking  children with them while soldiers get deployed. 
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I  don't know the answers to all your questions, but you should be able to  get legal council through the Army/Military. Go through your chain of  command, they SHOULD help you in this.
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You def need to  go to jag so they can tell you how to go about handling this. YOu will  probably need to get a lawyer as well, since this will be tricky dealing  with 2 countries.
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This happened to my next door  neighbor. He married this German bitch, and as soon as his boots left  the ground, she took all his money, and the kids, and went home to her  moms.   First, you need to go to legal aid, and see what they can do. Also, I  hate to say it, but I would make sure that the child is in fact yours.  See about getting a DNA test. (If she was sorry enough to leave you like  that, then cheating is not a far stretch, you know?)  If she is  jobless, you could fight for custody.   Go talk to legal aid, and see what your rights, and options are.  Good luck!
