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When your family is separated by borders, the wait to see them again can feel endless. If you are a U.S. citizen, you may have family members overseas whom you hope could join you in the United States. Naturally, you might wonder if there is a way to help your loved...
There are many ways for successful individuals to legally enter the United States. Some professionals secure new jobs that allow them to qualify for visas. Others might look into domestic investment opportunities via the EB-5 visa. The EB-5 immigrant investor visa...
Divorce itself is one of the most challenging times any person can experience. However, if you add to that immigration proceedings, the situation can quickly become complex. If you are involved in immigration proceedings and are considering divorce, make sure you...
Earlier this month, U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services automatically extended the validity of green cards to 3 years for lawful permanent residents filing Form I-90, Application to Replace Permanent Resident Card or green card. Eligible individuals who hold...
The decision to get divorced is a big one. It requires foresight into your financial circumstances, and your own physical and psychological well-being. Divorce can also reduce the amount of time that you get to spend with your children, forcing you to contemplate how...
Imagine that you and your spouse have been living in the United States for many years -- even decades -- when suddenly your loved one faces deportation. This terrifying possibility hangs over the heads of hundreds of thousands of married couples in America. Now, a new...
When a motion to modify custody is filed against you, seeking to limit your time with your child, you need to know how to effectively defend yourself. If you improvise your arguments at your custody modification hearing, then you’ll be ill-prepared to counter the...
Married Hawaii couples may put off divorce out of fear or confusion about the process. It is important to understand how the process works to alleviate your anxiety. This knowledge is also valuable if you are suddenly served with divorce papers. There are requirements...
People who come to the United States to flee a dangerous situation can seek asylum to stay in the country legally. If they are allowed to stay, they will most likely seek employment. However, it is imperative not to violate the law when doing so as it could jeopardize...
When you have a conditional green card, you can live and work in the United States for two years. You will then need to update your status and obtain a 10-year green card. Part of obtaining a 10-year green card involves having the conditions removed from your green...
