Applying for your lawful permanent residency status - often referred to as your “green card” - can be both exciting and nerve-wracking. When you are applying for lawful permanent residency…
When relations with your landlord turn sour, there is always the chance that they may try to evict you. While some evictions are legally justified, others are not, and it…
Perhaps the pressure is gone and… perhaps you’re confident about your decision to file for divorce. You and your spouse have been unhappy for a while, and both of you…
They say that love has no boundaries, but when you are a U.S. citizen in love with a foreign national, there are some immigration formalities that you’ll need to observe…
If you have been a victim of family violence and are sincerely afraid of your spouse, former spouse, current or former domestic partner, or close family member, you should file…
In Georgia, contempt of court (either willful or not willful) refers to actions that disobey a court order, disrupt courtroom proceedings, or are otherwise disrespectful toward the court. Contempt actions…
When your divorce was in progress, your main concerns were how the marital estate would be divided, whether or not you would have to pay spousal support, and, above all,…
When you rent your home, you will likely run into inconveniences now and again. In some cases the problems will be minor annoyances, like the neighbor’s baby crying until sunrise…
Divorce can be an emotional minefield, but when you have children, the stakes go up. Children of any age, from toddlers to teenagers, can be negatively affected when their parents…
Last month the Supreme Court rejected the Trump administration’s request to directly consider an order made by a California district court judge in January. The decision has had a dramatic…