As a US citizen, what will happen to my child if I divorce my husband who just got his visa?

If your husband is the father of your 3 year old daughter and you divorce him he would be responsible along with you to support the child. If he got his visa based upon his marriage to you and the immigration authorities determine that the marriage was only entered into to assist him in getting citizenship he could be deported. If he is not the father of your 3 year old daughter, he would have no obligation to support her and based upon your age and the short duration of the marriage it is unlikely that you would be awarded spousal support if you were to divorce him.

You really need to contact an immigration attorney immediately.. What happens will be highly fact dependent.

You will need two attorneys, one for the divorce, and on for the immigration issue (which is not your issue - but his). Generally mothers receive at least 50%, and most commonly much more of the parenting time. He will have his rights as well. They are independent issues. I will need much more information to form a firm opinion Call my office with additional details and for an appointment.

If he is not a citizen and has no claim to citizenship then if you divorce he may have to leave the country. However, in the course of a divorce action a determination would be made as custody, child support and parenting time. Since you are a U.S. citizen, chances are good that custody would be placed with you.

You will need to consult with an immigration attorney to find out what effect, if any, a divorce would have on your husband's right to remain in the U.S. As for your daughter, I assume that your husband is the father (because you do not state so). If he is not, then the child is not an issue for the divorce and he has no standing to seek custody or parenting time. If he is the father, then the child is at issue in the divorce, and custody and parenting time must be addressed.

Yes you can divorce your husband, the grounds for divorce in Michigan are that the bonds of matrimony have been broken and there remains no reasonable likelihood that they can repaired. If are the primary care take, you get custody. You need to see a divorce attorney.