Recently, this blog discussed the topic of nonimmigrant visas regarding permanent employment in Miami and other areas of the country. However, there are many other types of nonimmigrant visas that our lawyers at , are often asked about.What...
Miami Immigration & Naturalization Law Blog
What if your landlord doesn’t return your security deposit?
It is a common practice for landlords in Miami to require their renters to pay a security deposit as a condition of rental. If you are renting, your security deposit will be used to safeguard the landlord’s financial interests related to your living in the...
What type of visa do you need to work permanently in the U.S.?
Like many foreign residents of Miami and elsewhere, you might want to work in the country in order to live here. Some immigrants come to the United States on a temporary basis for employment or education purposes. Others hope to gain permanent residency or citizenship...
Proposed bill sparks fears among Florida immigrants
Immigration laws are necessary in Florida, as well as the rest of the country, for the safety and best interests of American citizens and immigrants alike. However, it is not uncommon for new immigration legislation to be met with opposition.A new bill has been...
What are the benefits of having an interpreter?
For many immigrants in Miami, the language barrier is a significant hurdle to employment, education, health care and legal services. If you don’t speak English fluently, it can also make it difficult to fit in with the community and to take the steps to obtain...
Problems that buyers may face with a foreclosed home
It has been several years since The Money Pit was in theaters, but prospective homebuyers may cringe at the idea of experiencing the nightmares faced by the couple in the movie. When it comes to issues regarding a home’s structure and safety, this is no laughing...
Naturalization for older legal residents
At , we understand that it can be as challenging as it is rewarding to take the naturalization test to become an American citizen. If you are a legal immigrant in Miami who has lived in the country for many years, your challenges may be...
What does adverse possession mean for Florida property owners?
For some Miami residents, the idea of moving into an abandoned property and being able to legally claim it as their own is appealing. However, is it legal? Depending on the circumstances surrounding someone’s possession of an empty residence, law enforcement may...
What are the advantages and disadvantages of co-op ownership?
Many of the community-living options available in Florida are attractive for those who are retiring or those who love an exotic location. Whether you are buying a new home to enjoy your golden years or to spend as much time as possible on Miami’s golden beaches,...
How do predatory lenders take advantage of people?
With the economy improving in Florida and elsewhere, you are likely to have more borrowing options than in years past. This may be true even if you have gone through a bankruptcy or foreclosure. Given enough time and some good financial habits, you should be able to...

