If you are a landlord, you may find yourself involved in a dispute with a tenant for any number of reasons. However, it is crucial for you to make sure that you cover all bases and address any issues that could create potential problems for you, your tenants or...
Miami Immigration & Naturalization Law Blog
Are medical exams required for adjustment of status?
Whether you wish to become a permanent resident in order to spend time with your loved ones or move forward in a successful career, you may want to adjust your status for various reasons. Furthermore, you may have a number of questions regarding green cards and other...
Miami-Dade sees increase in condominium inventory
For condominium associations, all sorts of issues may arise from time to time. For example, a condo association may become entangled in a legal dispute, have difficulty enforcing documents, become involved in a standoff with a developer or have a hard time collecting...
The importance of handling a real estate dispute correctly
From allegations involving the breach of a contract to title disputes or disagreements between landlords and tenants, real estate disputes take many forms. At the Miami law firm of , we understand how stressful these disputes can be for...
Florida tenant accused of starting fire in building
Landlords and tenants may have disputes over a myriad of matters, from the cost of rent to outdoor maintenance and the terms of a rental agreement. Unfortunately, when disputes between a landlord and tenant in Miami-Dade are not handled properly, the consequences can...
False accusations of marriage fraud
From infidelity to disagreements over how to raise children, couples file for divorce over a number of reasons. For some, suspected marriage fraud may be the reason the couple splits up. If you immigrated to the U.S. through marriage, you may have a wide variety of...
Do I need to pay estate taxes if I have a green card?
From missing family members who live in another country to completing paperwork, you may have been through a number of challenges if you obtained a green card in the U.S. However, it is important to be aware of any obligations you may have, such as estate taxes....
Can I have the conditions of my green card removed?
Every year, people become permanent residents in the U.S. through marriage. However, obtaining a green card by tying the knot will result in a conditional resident status. If you live in Miami, Florida, or anywhere else in the country, you may be able to have the...
Can I work in the U.S. on a tourist visa?
From sightseeing to spending time with family members and friends, people travel to the U.S. for many reasons. If you are planning on entering the United States with a tourist visa, it is important to understand your responsibilities and find answers to any of your...
Helping family members become permanent residents
Each year, people immigrate to the U.S. for a wide variety of reasons. While some head to the country because of an investment or employment opportunity, others may move to the U.S. because of their marriage or for other family-oriented purposes. In Miami-Dade,...

