Monthly Archives: December 2024
Can a Bankruptcy Trustee or Creditor “Break Into” My House to Take My Property?
Many Florida residents struggling to pay their debts are understandably worried that a creditor–or even the police–might show up on their doorstep to seize their property as payment. This is not an unfounded fear. Florida law allows a secured creditor to obtain a court order to seize any collateral without notice to the debtor…. Read More »
Can You Make Your Ex Pay for Your Child’s College in a Florida Divorce Settlement?
Regardless of marital status, Florida law requires both parents to support their children until they reach the age of majority, which is 18. This includes paying for private school if that is how the parents decide to educate their child. But what about paying for college? As a strictly legal matter, no Florida law… Read More »
Will U.S. Immigration Authorities Recognize a Common Law Marriage?
When applying for lawful permanent resident status in the United States, it is essential to tell the truth. Any false statements or misrepresentations on an I-485 application can lead United States Citizenship and Immigration Services to deny your petition. That said, once you receive a Notice of Intent to Deny (NOID) from USCIS, you… Read More »
