If the property you purchase or sell in Florida borders another person's residence, it is always wise to make sure you clearly understand any local ordinances or state laws that may pertain to property borders. For instance, if there is a fence on or very near the...
Miami Immigration & Naturalization Law Blog
US immigration law: Are personal rights violations occurring?
Many Florida households include members who have special needs. While some people's needs involve physical impediments, such as those who need wheelchairs for mobility, others have conditions that impede mental ability, such as bipolar disorder or autism. Caring for...
US immigration law: Court orders city to pay compensation
Many Florida immigrants and their families are worried about detainer issues. It is definitely not an issue that concerns people in this state alone. In fact, a recent court case in another state involved an immigrant who was detained on two separate occasions after a...
Are legal obstacles impeding your path to citizenship?
If you're one of many Florida immigrants whose greatest desire is to become a full-fledged U.S. citizen, you've likely been studying and working hard to accomplish your goals. The citizenship process is complex and requires that you meet many eligibility requirements...
Florida real estate disputes: Will school have to sell land?
The mood between a Florida school district, a building developer and a group of residents might currently be described as contentious. The three parties have been entangled in real estate disputes since November. Soon, a circuit court judge will hand down a final...
US immigration law: Are Florida detention centers like prisons?
There are approximately 2,000 immigrants per day placed in detention in Florida. Many immigrant advocates say this number is exorbitant and driven by profit-hungry privateers who own most of the facilities where such people are housed. Advocates also say that many...
Is foreclosure a worry for you in 2020?
Many Florida residents were satisfied with their financial portfolios in 2019. Others encountered multiple challenges, which is not atypical for most households across the country. There are also people whose financial situations have gotten so out of hand that they...
Adjustment of status not needed to drive in another state
Immigrants in Florida and across the country may be interested to learn that another state has enacted new policies that may affect those living there under an undocumented status. In the state in question, it is now legal for immigrants to apply for a driver's...
Simplifying facts regarding US immigration law
There are currently thousands of immigrants living and working in Florida. It is no secret that U.S. immigration law is highly complex and often a subject of debate. If you or your loved one are currently experiencing problems related to immigration or legal status...
Worried that holiday expenses will lead to foreclosure?
Perhaps, like many Florida households, yours has been experiencing a financial crisis as 2019 nears its end. Personal economics often fluctuates throughout the year, with some months being more financially stable than others. Medical bills, change of income or even...

