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My Visa Expired! Now What?

The U.S. immigration process can be quite complex. It is not uncommon for someone to enter the United States with a valid visa, file for an extension, and then not…

5 Steps To Take After Receiving An Eviction Notice

Receiving an eviction notice can be a traumatic experience — especially if the notice is unexpected. After the initial shock subsides, you may find yourself overwhelmed by feelings of fear,…

How A Domestic Violence Case Can Impact Your Child Custody Case

If you're embroiled in a child custody battle, you are likely doing everything you can to put your best foot forward to secure custody of your children. So, if you…

6 Things You Need To Know About Family Immigration

The history of immigration in the United States has been a complex and ever-changing web of policies, preferences, and debates. Depending on which President is in power, even the same…

What We Can Expect For Immigration Policies Under The Biden Administration

When the new administration takes over, expect to see immediate immigration policy reversals. President-Elect, Biden has promised to eliminate the most harmful immigration policies and programs within the first 100…

How Does Equitable Distribution Work in Georgia?

If you are facing a divorce in the State of Georgia, there are probably two big questions on your mind. First, many people are concerned about child custody issues and…

Which Employment Visa Is The Best Fit For Me?

Foreign nationals who wish to work in the U.S. must obtain an employment visa. The U.S. offers many different types of visas for those with citizenship outside the country. The…

How Long Does Alimony Last?

How long does alimony last? It’s a common question, and oftentimes a complicated one to answer. While divorce is never easy, a change in your financial wellbeing is often one…

What to Expect and How to Prepare For The Naturalization Interview

One way to become a U.S. citizen is through the naturalization process. Immigrants wishing to become United States citizens must go through the naturalization process at some point. Naturalization requirements…

What You Need to Know About Child Support in Joint Custody Agreements

Child support in joint custody agreements allows for, in most cases, lower payments. The father and mother of the child will be sharing the responsibility of the child. Joint custody…

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