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Options if Your Work Visa is Denied
Work visas are among the most popular ways people enter the United States. Unfortunately, many of these visa applications are denied each year. Denials sometimes occur because workers do not possess the specific qualifications needed for a certain type of visa, because there is no employment position for the applicant in the U.S., or… Read More »
How to Stop Wage Garnishments in Florida
Having your wages garnished is incredibly frustrating. You work very hard to earn a living, and you likely need every dollar in your paycheck. A wage garnishment means your employer is required to withhold a portion of your wages and direct that portion to a creditor, the government, or another entity you owe debt… Read More »
What to Do if You Do Not Qualify for Chapter 7 Bankruptcy
Many people start the bankruptcy process with the intention of filing Chapter 7. Chapter 7 bankruptcy does have many benefits. It is a faster option, allows you to discharge most or all of your debt, and you do not have to create a repayment plan. Unfortunately, not everyone is eligible for Chapter 7. If… Read More »
How Many Times Can You File Bankruptcy in Florida?
Perhaps you lost your job ten years ago and filed for bankruptcy to eliminate the debt you could not repay. Maybe two years later, you suffered a sudden medical condition and could not pay for the treatment, so you filed for bankruptcy again. More recently, you may have gotten divorced and relied heavily on… Read More »
Frequently Asked Questions About Child Support in Florida
Whether you were ordered to pay child support or you are going to receive it, you likely have many questions about the system. You may wonder how payments are calculated, what the support is meant to cover, and how long support orders last. Below, our Florida child support attorney outlines some of the most… Read More »
What are the Income Requirements for Family-Based Immigration?
If you are thinking of sponsoring a family member to enter the United States, it is critical that you understand the immigration laws and what is required of you. Immigration law in the U.S. recognizes the importance of family reunification and of providing family members with a better life. Still, if you do not… Read More »
Should You Move Out of the Family Home During Divorce?
Once a marriage seems headed for divorce, one of the spouses often wonders if they should move out of the family home. In most cases, people do this because the conflict and tension at home have become unbearable, and they simply want to remove themselves from it. If you have considered moving out of… Read More »
Will a Criminal Conviction Impact Family-Based Immigration Petitions?
There are many ways foreign nationals can immigrate to the United States. Of these, family-based immigration is one of the most common. American citizens and lawful permanent residents in the country can sponsor certain family members to enter the country. As with all other types of immigration applications, a criminal conviction can significantly impact… Read More »
Notice of Appeal: Deadline and Mistakes to Avoid
A Notice of Appeal is an official legal document you can use to formally dispute an immigration decision, such as a removal order. When you submit your Notice of Appeal, you are asking a higher authority to review a decision made by an immigration judge or officer. In the United States, this is usually… Read More »
What is a Flat Fee Divorce in Florida?
In Florida, a flat fee divorce is an uncontested case and an attorney charges one fixed price for a specific set of services. Flat fee divorces provide certainty of costs and they are often resolved faster because they avoid the unpredictable nature of hourly billing and the possibility of litigation. When a couple can… Read More »
