Here at , we get many questions regarding marriage and divorce when it comes to lawful permanent residency. It is understandable that immigrants in Miami-Dade who are divorcing would be concerned about their residency status. What happens...
Miami is known as one of the busiest spots in the country for illegal immigration action, with the ocean being an avenue for refugees and other foreigners wanting a chance at a better life. Once upon American soil, illegal immigrants may face detainment by...
Vacant, uninhabitable homes and real estate properties are a common sight throughout Miami-Dade. In many cases, deteriorating homes are condemned by the city or state and are reclaimed for public use. However, you may find your own property the subject of condemnation...
It is a common scenario for homeowners in Miami-Dade, as well as across the country: Financial challenges build up until you are no longer able to keep your head above water, and the bill collectors start calling. What happens when unpaid bills lead to your debt being...
Purchasing a home in Florida can be an exciting time, but it can quickly deteriorate if the buyers do not take the necessary steps to protect themselves. One of those measures is to have a thorough home inspection. According to the Florida Department of Business &...
When you have plans to secure an employment-based visa, you should be aware of the different categories available. Our attorneys at Attorneys at Law know how crucial it is to apply for the right visa and provide the proper documentation....
Coming to the United States for work often means getting separated from family. At Attorneys at Law, we know how difficult it can be to put thousands of miles and even oceans between you and your loved ones. We often help people here on...
Your pending foreclosure is a tenuous situation, and it is one that numerous Americans are experiencing. According to a report from RealtyTrac, there were 126,868 foreclosure filings in May of this year. That number reflects a 16 percent increase over last year’s...
While the United States government does limit the number of people who can gain refugee status every year, there is no limit to how many people are awarded asylum. According to a report from the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, 9,933 people were given asylum in...
If you are considering holding citizenships with more than one country, there are a few things you should know. First, the United States does not technically recognize dual citizenship, but it does not force anyone to choose a nationality. As a citizen of two...
