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Immigration: Biden Administration Prepares to Offer Legal Status to Undocumented Immigrants Living in the U.S. for Over a Decade

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In a move that could reshape the lives of millions, the Biden administration is preparing to introduce a groundbreaking policy aimed at providing legal status to undocumented immigrants who have resided in the United States for more than ten years. This proposal marks a significant step towards addressing the longstanding issues surrounding undocumented immigration and […]

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Divorce and Conditional Green Card Renewal: Risks of a New Relationship

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Going through a divorce can be challenging enough on its own, but when you add the complexities of immigration status into the mix, the process can become even more daunting. If you hold a conditional green card and are waiting for your divorce to be finalized, you might wonder about the risks associated with entering

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Immigration: New Asylum Policy to Halt Asylum Seekers

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In a major shift in U.S. immigration policy, the Biden administration has announced a new asylum policy to halt asylum seekers effectively at the U.S. border beginning Tuesday, June 4, 2024. This unprecedented move aims to address the rising number of asylum claims and manage the growing challenges at the southern border. In this blog

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Asylum: President Biden to Sign Border Enforcement Action

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President Biden is poised to take a significant step in response to the increasing number of illegal border crossings for asylum seekers. If the daily number of illegal crossings reaches 2,500, the President plans to sign a new border enforcement action. This move marks a notable shift from the administration’s policies introduced in January, reflecting

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What Can I Do if My Former Spouse Does Not Follow the Child Custody Order in North Carolina?

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Child custody arrangements are crucial for ensuring the well-being and stability of children following a separation or divorce. When one parent does not adhere to the agreed-upon or court-ordered custody plan, it can create significant stress and disruption. If your former spouse is not following the child custody order in North Carolina, there are several

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North Carolina Child Custody Battles With a Narcissistic Parent

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Child custody battles can be emotionally charged and complex, especially when one parent exhibit narcissistic traits. The process of determining child custody can become even more difficult. In such cases, the well-being of the child becomes paramount, and legal strategies must be approached with careful consideration. While each child-sharing plan is unique, any arrangement involving

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North Carolina Domestic Violence Protective Order (DVPO) and Immigration Consequences

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In the realm of family law, cases involving domestic violence protection orders (DVPOs) can be complex and emotionally charged. For individuals dealing with immigration concerns alongside a DVPO, the situation becomes even more intricate. If you are an immigrant charged with domestic violence or is the defendant in a DVPO proceeding, having a family lawyer

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Navigating Child Support in North Carolina: A Comprehensive Guide

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Child support is a critical aspect of family law that aims to ensure the well-being of children following a separation or divorce. In North Carolina, the guidelines and regulations surrounding child support are designed to provide financial stability for children while considering the unique circumstances of each family. In this blog, we will delve into

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Tax and Child custody: Which Parent Claims a Child on Taxes After Divorce? Can parents take turn claiming child taxes?

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It is tax season! You are now a divorced mother or dad. Who will claim Jose on their taxes after the divorce? Many parents often wonder whether they have the right to claim their child or children as dependents on their tax return. Some parents believe they have the right to do so if they

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New Program of Conditional Libertad Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua and Venezuela and your immediate family members

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La administración de Biden creó un nuevo programa que ha permitido que 30,000 personas de Cuba, Haití, Nicaragua y Venezuela y sus familiares inmediatos ingresaran a los Estados Unidos cada mes. ¿Cómo funciona este programa? El programa requiere que un partidario que reside en los Estados Unidos complete un formulario en línea y lo envíe

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