It’s not easy to live and work in a foreign country. But you dared to leave what was familiar to create a better life. You’re now ready to get married and start a family with your fiance(e), who is living in another country. Do you have to return home to marry, or can...
Miami Immigration & Naturalization Law Blog
Who can sponsor immigrants to come to the United States?
People in the United States who have family members who live overseas may want their loved ones to come to this country. One way to do this is through a family sponsorship, which is only available in certain circumstances. United States citizens and individuals who...
How a latent defect complicates things
Construction defects can roughly be fit into two main categories. First, there are patent defects, which are things that are immediately noticeable and will be discovered almost instantly by a home inspector or even the property owner. An example of this could be if...
How can Miami employers handle green card sponsorship?
Miami's rise as a business center brings a key challenge: keeping top international talent for the long term. Many local companies now see green card sponsorship as a must, especially in fields like tech and healthcare, where finding skilled workers is challenging. ...
Discovered problems after moving in? Know your legal rights as a homeowner
You have just settled into your dream home when that dreaded moment arrives – a suspicious water stain appears on the ceiling. That sinking feeling in your stomach is all too familiar to many Florida homeowners who discover defects after purchase. When you have...
What are the residency requirements for naturalization?
Naturalization is the legal process that allows a foreign national who lives in the United States to become a citizen. Immigrants who want to become naturalized citizens must meet certain standards. Typically, they must pass a background check that affirms that they...
Should you have a force majeure clause in your contract?
Living in Miami, we know firsthand how hurricanes and extreme weather can throw a wrench in construction plans. From supply chain disruptions to work stoppages during storm season, unexpected events can derail your project timeline and budget. That's why smart...
Can condo associations ban short-term rentals?
Miami's thriving tourism makes short-term rental platforms like Airbnb attractive to condo owners seeking extra income. A vacant condo could earn thousands during peak seasons through vacation rentals. Unfortunately, short-term rentals can also bring in problems....
How will the new H-2 visa changes impact your FL business?
The H-2 visa programs have been a lifeline for many industries in Florida and beyond, connecting employers with skilled foreign workers who can help drive business growth and innovation. In December 2024, the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) announced...
How can I help my elderly parents immigrate to the US?
Many Miami residents dream of bringing their elderly parents to live with them, seeking to provide care and companionship in their golden years. Miami's warm climate and diverse culture make it an attractive destination for families looking to reunite. If you're...

