Zombies exist in the world outside of movies and television shows, but not in the form that people would expect. Many homes in Florida have been abandoned by homeowners who were underwater on their mortgage payments, but the banks have not yet taken over ownership of...
Miami Immigration & Naturalization Law Blog
What mistakes are common in an adjustment of status interview?
If you arrived in the country on a temporary status, such as with a temporary work visa or vacation permit, you may have decided to apply for an adjustment of status to seek permanent residency. Many temporary residents in Florida petition to change to permanent...
How are undocumented immigrants often mistreated by their bosses?
One of the perks of being a resident of the United States is having the right to fair treatment and wages by employers. Unfortunately, if you are one of the many undocumented immigrants in the Miami area, you may lack such protections at work simply because your...
Parents of U.S. citizen children may face deportation
A previous post in this blog discussed the factors surrounding derived citizenship for Miami immigrant children. To recap, non-resident children may qualify or apply for United States citizenship through their parents, if their parents are naturalized under specific...
The items that can invalidate a home sale contract in Florida
Buying a home in Florida can be exciting, but it may also be fraught with extensive paperwork and legalese. At , our goal is to ensure that your process runs as smoothly as possible. Part of that includes looking for the items that could...
Can your HOA complicate the sale of your condo?
With Florida’s attractive beaches and beautiful weather year-round, millions choose to retire here. As such, there are numerous condominium communities in Miami-Dade and across the state. This could pose a good business opportunity if you own a condo that you...
Residency status after a divorce
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...
Detained Pakistani immigrants go on hunger strike near Miami
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...
What do I need to know about property condemnation?
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...
Protecting your interests when debt collectors call
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...

