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“My Uncle has married a Filipino lady,she has used him for thousands of dollars. Now he is stuck in the Philippines with no money and no plane ticket back to New Zealand!Is there anything legally we can do? Or does anyone know who we can speak to about ths” 4 answers	renb83 New Zealand
“I NEED help!! my uncle married a Filipino lady (in the Philippines).We have had on-going trouble with her.We feel she has only married him for his money! She says she wants to come to NZ and needs his help to get into NZ.He is now stuck in Philippines!”   1 cheer 1 answer	renb83 New Zealand
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