The last thing you need if you're just steps away from making your business or homeowning dreams come true is to run into problems because you didn't fully understand something in your contract. Many Florida real estate disputes could likely have been avoided if legal...
Miami Immigration & Naturalization Law Blog
Employment immigration process may take several years
A green card allows the holder to work and live in the United States on a permanent basis. Many green card holders in Florida have secured their statuses through the employment immigration system. The process is definitely not for the faint of heart, however, as...
US immigration law: Is it always fair?
One can only imagine how difficult life can be for those living in the United States without all their immigration paperwork in order. Many immigrants in Florida and around the countgry are currently facing legal problems regarding U.S. immigration law and criminal...
US immigration law changes may adversely affect minors
Immigrant advocates in Florida and throughout the nation are speaking out against recent happenings in the Department of Homeland Security. U.S. immigration law changes have been proposed in a 96-page document that many people say will give the government unfair...
Florida real estate disputes case headed for further litigation
Golfing and high-end shopping are two major amenities most Florida residents and tourists associate with the town of Naples. As is common in cities that have been around since the 1800s, parking spots are not always easily accessible even when efforts to update city...
U.S. immigration law situation regarding solitary confinement
In Florida and throughout the nation, many immigrants are currently locked up in immigration detention facilities. While some have been placed there as they await asylum interviews, others are facing possible deportation. U.S. immigration law is quite complex, and...
Things to know when preparing for U.S. citizenship
A brief survey of adults in Florida who were born and raised in the United States regarding their knowledge of U.S. history, government issues and the basics of the criminal justice and civil law systems in America would likely reveal how much people don't know....
End of moratorium following Florida hurricanes sparks foreclosure
National disasters have wreaked havoc throughout this state. Because of this, financial crises have hit many Florida families hard. In March, more than 52,000 homeowners were threatened with foreclosure. In fact, there were 5,000 plus more started in March than in...
US immigration law struck down by high court
In a five to four vote in the U.S. Supreme Court, the high court has weighed in on a topic regarding deportation that has had many immigrant advocates and others concerned for a long time. A case related to the vote was first heard in 2017, but Justices were...
Occupancy rate decline may have led to foreclosure
Most Florida building owners who own multiple tenant properties understand the importance of keeping occupancy rates as high as possible. Income generated from rental properties is often used to help offset mortgage payments on multiple dwelling properties. Thus, a...

