American companies continually strive to acquire the greatest minds and talents in their industries by searching internationally for new employees. Beyond that, many different fields of work benefit from the skills and practical experiences that people from other...
Miami Immigration & Naturalization Law Blog
How does foreclosure affect your credit score?
While many financial experts would agree that foreclosing upon your home should never be your first choice for confronting financial challenges, it is a responsible and viable option in many cases. Still, foreclosure can have real and long-term effects on your credit...
What is the difference between a condominium and a cooperative?
No matter if you are a first-time homebuyer or have experience in investing in real estate, you likely recognize the financial benefits of owning versus renting in the Miami-Dade region. Owning a condominium or cooperative offers many of the same amenities and...
Marriage equality and immigration guidelines
Many opposite-sex and same-sex couples across the state of Florida and the entire country are celebrating the fact that the U.S. Supreme Court recently recognized marriage equality as a constitutional right for all citizens. The ruling extends same-sex marriage rights...
Child deportation rates cause concern and controversy
Most Florida residents, no matter where they stand on the topic of immigration reform, would agree that deportation orders affect entire families. Issues concerning the deportation of parents and/or breadwinners are serious enough, but the deportation of minor...
Student visa considerations
June may be characterized as graduation season, but the summer and fall are definitely known as college career season for a huge number of domestic and international students alike. Colleges and other higher education institutions across the state of Florida and the...
Can I buy real estate if I’m not a U.S. citizen?
The Miami-Dade real estate market is appealing for many reasons, including that it offers some generous incentives to experienced and first-time buyers alike. It is no surprise, then, that the market attracts both domestic and international real estate investors....
Legal fight over immigration executive order continues
No matter where Florida residents stand on immigration reform, no one can deny that thousands upon thousands of lives across the country are directly impacted by deportation guidelines every year. In addition to those people who may be deported from the U.S., many of...
What does foreclosure fraud look like?
If you and your family are facing serious financial difficulties, you may be facing the unfortunate prospect of foreclosure. Hundreds of homeowners across Miami and other parts of Florida are foreclosed upon every year, and many do all that they can to delay or stop...
Study findings on LGBT asylum applicants
Currently, there are several circumstances under which foreign nationals can file for protection in the United States. The specific categories of persecution include: race, nationality, religion and affiliation to a specific political opinion or social group. Many...

