Many Florida residents own properties that include condominiums, vacation homes or apartment complexes. It's not uncommon to run into financial trouble now and then when personal finance situations or general economic issues affect a particular ownership. It's always...
Miami Immigration & Naturalization Law Blog
US immigration law situation ends in 2 fatalities
One can only imagine the fear and worry that often accompanies immigrants' lives in Florida, especially those with concerning issues regarding their legal statuses. A couple in another state understood all too well what it's like to live in fear of U.S. immigration...
Behind the scenes of the US immigration law removal process
Many Florida residents have family members who are immigrants; in fact, many are immigrants themselves. U.S. immigration law calls for deportation in various types of circumstances. It's natural for immigrants to hope for the best in their own situations, meaning they...
Resources available to help with US immigration law problems
Whether you recently arrived in Florida from another country or have lived here for more than a decade, you may have already faced several challenges regarding your legal status. U.S. immigration law is quite complex and often changes, so it's difficult to stay...
Filing for bankruptcy can often halt foreclosure process
There are often creative solutions available for those in Florida or elsewhere who are seeking immediate debt relief options to help overcome serious financial crises. A business in a western state determined that its most viable option to avoid foreclosure was to...
ICE conducts raid, saying residents violated US immigration law
Many Florida immigrants say they get worried anytime there's a knock on their doors, especially if it happens unexpectedly. It's a feeling many immigrants throughout the nation say they relate to, because they never know if there may be ICE officials standing on their...
Woman says she thought US immigration law would protect her
A young mother, who arrived in this country alongside her 7-year-old daughter appealed to government officials for asylum. She said she and her child had fled their country of origin in fear for their lives. She was hoping and trusting that U.S. immigration law would...
Major wording change in mission statement of citizenship services
Florida is home to thousands of immigrants who arrive here from other countries of origin with various types of legal statuses. Some flee war-torn nations and poverty, while others are business entrepreneurs seeking opportunities for advancement in their endeavors....
City and county at odds in real estate disputes in another state
If a particular Florida county owns property within a particular Florida city's limits, it's logical to assume the two governing bodies would have to be willing to cooperate and compromise if any legal complications arise regarding their business relationship. That's...
Business owner concerned about employment and immigration
In Florida and throughout the nation, many business owners have been glad to learn the unemployment rates in many sectors appear to be decreasing. This comes as welcomed news to those have struggled to stay afloat in a fluctuating economy. One particular businessman...

