Many immigrants in Florida did not arrive in the United States with all their paperwork in order. Like tens of thousands of other immigrants, some entered the U.S. between ports and immediately sought an adjustment of status through asylum when immigration patrol...
Miami Immigration & Naturalization Law Blog
State changes criminal sentencing to avoid U.S. immigration law
There are tens of thousands of immigrants in Florida and the immigrant population is expected to continue to rise over time. Many immigrants in this state and elsewhere encounter challenges regarding their ability to remain in the United States, especially if they are...
Real estate disputes: When homeowners’ problems arise
Many Florida residents belong to homeowners associations. It is not uncommon for real estate disputes to arise between association officials and homeowners. Such disagreements often involve disputes regarding dues or alleged mismanagement of funds.There have been some...
Teenager facing US immigration law and criminal law problems
Adults in Florida are not the only ones who encounter legal status problems as immigrants. Minors in this state and others can also run into U.S. immigration law problems sometimes. In fact, a 16-year-old in another state is not only facing issues regarding a...
Citizenship: Key factors to keep in mind if this is your goal
Of the tens of thousands of immigrants who come to Florida to live, many share the common goal of wanting to become U.S. citizens. Obtaining citizenship is an extensive process that includes numerous requirements that must be fulfilled. One such requirement...
US immigration law raid at a company in another state
Most readers in Florida or elsewhere can imagine how distressing it might be to be carrying out typical duties in the workplace only to have law enforcement officers storm through the doors and start arresting people. U.S. immigration law representatives from...
Florida condominium complex is apparently infested with rats
Florida is a prime location for family vacations, as well as those seeking permanent living residences. Those in the latter group often opt to live in a condominium complex rather than a single family home. While there may indeed be many perks to this type of property...
US immigration law officials releasing thousands of migrants
Immigrants who arrive in Florida to live often have traveled across the United States before choosing a residential location. Many have made their entrances to the U.S. through the Rio Grande Valley. In fact, U.S. immigration law officials say the number of migrants...
Lender’s attempt to proceed with foreclosure auction halted
Many brick-and-mortar malls in Florida and across the country have been struggling to stay afloat in recent years as online shopping continues to increase in popularity. The absence of consumers from name brand stores, such as J.C. Penney and Sears, have led to many...
Real estate disputes: Facts about eminent domain
Eminent domain refers to the government (federal or state) having the right to take private property for public use upon payment of just compensation to the property owner. Florida real estate disputes often erupt when state laws are misunderstood or when parties...

