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What are the Benefits of L-1 Visas for Foreign Workers?
If you are an employee and your company has a current office in the United States, or your employer is thinking about establishing one, an L-1 visa has many benefits that can help you enter the United States to work. The L-1 visa is for temporary workers and they have many benefits. As an… Read More »
What Documents Do You Need to File Chapter 7 Bankruptcy?
In Florida, filing for Chapter 7 bankruptcy is a complex process and diligence is required. One of the most critical parts of the process is gathering and submitting the necessary documents. There are approximately 50 documents you need to file Chapter 7 bankruptcy, and sometimes even more. Our Florida bankruptcy attorney explains the most… Read More »
What are Sunset Clauses in Premarital Agreements?
Many people today are drafting a premarital agreement, also known as a prenuptial agreement, before they get married. These legal documents are no longer viewed as romance killers or reserved only for the wealthy or famous. Although no one wants to get married thinking about divorce, the unfortunate reality is that it does happen…. Read More »
Tips for Negotiating a Divorce Settlement
Most divorce cases in Florida, even those that are contested because the couple cannot agree to all of the terms, are settled outside of the courtroom. These divorce settlements are reached through extensive negotiations, and they are not always easy. Some people refuse to compromise, while others may be so focused on the marriage… Read More »
The Different Types of Temporary Work Visas in the U.S.
Employment-based visas are among the most common ways foreign nationals enter the United States. Of these, temporary work visas are far more common than permanent ones. A temporary work visa allows you to remain in the U.S. for a set period. You must leave the country by the expiration date of your visa or… Read More »
How to Overcome Common Challenges During Chapter 13 Bankruptcy
Filing Chapter 13 bankruptcy does not discharge your debt the same way Chapter 7 does, but it can make your debt more manageable and easier to repay. Still, the process is fraught with a number of challenges. Below, our Florida bankruptcy attorney outlines what these are, and how to overcome them. Drafting a Reasonable… Read More »
What Cannot Be Included in a Prenuptial Agreement?
Prenuptial agreements in Florida are becoming more popular among engaged couples, and they are no longer viewed as the romance killers they once were. These agreements largely focus on the financial aspects of divorce, such as alimony and property division. That being said, there are certain provisions that cannot be included in a prenuptial… Read More »
What Documents Do You Need to File Chapter 7 Bankruptcy?
In Florida, filing for Chapter 7 bankruptcy is a complex process and diligence is required. One of the most critical parts of the process is gathering and submitting the necessary documents. There are approximately 50 documents you need to file Chapter 7 bankruptcy, and sometimes even more. Our Florida bankruptcy attorney explains the most important… Read More »
How to Overcome Common Challenges During Chapter 13 Bankruptcy
Filing Chapter 13 bankruptcy does not discharge your debt the same way Chapter 7 does, but it can make your debt more manageable and easier to repay. Still, the process is fraught with a number of challenges. Below, our Florida bankruptcy attorney outlines what these are, and how to overcome them. Drafting a Reasonable… Read More »
Post-Judgment Motions in Florida Family Court: When and How to File
In ideal situations, after a family law court has issued a divorce decree, the two former spouses can transition to post-divorce life fairly smoothly. However, this is not always the case. The terms stipulated in a divorce decree are final and legally binding. Still, this does not mean that both sides will comply with… Read More »
