Legal Question in Immigration Law in Florida

I think, I've answered your question on my forum today.

She must obtain an annulment first. Only then, can you file a fiancee visa and bring her to USA. Or marry her in Philippines, and bring her on a spousal or immigrant visa.

Yes, if she were to live in USA, she might be able to obtain divorce here. However, it not very likely that she can come on some other type of visa, such as a tourist visa from Philippines. I've seen similar situations in the past, and agree that it can be a challenge to get an annulment of marriage in Philippines.

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