I had a car accident almost a year ago. Thank God, my children were already dropped off to school. The person who hit me head-on was high on marijuana (according to the police report) and was speeding, racing with another car and I was hit head-on, resulting in the total loss of both my car and the... View More

answered on Sep 19, 2023
You should have a meeting with your lawyer to determine what actions he/she has taken thus far in prosecuting your case. In serious injury cases, such as yours, insurance carriers will reluctantly divulge their insured's policy limits. In addition, you can look at your own policy to see if you... View More

answered on Dec 12, 2022
Looks like you got good advice from prior responses. Other than worker's comp., you have to prove awareness of the hole (dangerous condition) by the landowner and, as to value, a lot of factors are taken into account but a back surgery is a serious operation with long lasting consequences.... View More
hello i came from russia to US for political asylum and soon will be court. I made case myself , but have few questions/ Thanks for answers

answered on Sep 9, 2023
With an attorney you have a better chance of presenting your case properly and of convincing the Immigration Judge that it merits approval provided that you have a meritorious case.

answered on Aug 25, 2023
That depends on whether she entered the U.S. legally. We recommend applying for advance parole, if she qualifies, and through that process she would be able to have a lawful entry and then adjust her status.
Call our office at 213-387-0099. Ask for Keren.
I'd like to know if the creditors (Citibank and Amex) can force me to sell my house. I don't believe so since I don't believe to have signed a securities agreement with either. I have credit card debt and personal loans with them.
Q2 - I have an LLC with a tax ID #...this... View More

answered on Apr 20, 2023
1. You may be entitled to a Homeowner's Exemption but it depends on the equity you have accumulated in your property.
2. Generally, unless you are a guarantor then the answer is yes otherwise it is the debt of the LLC.
3. Unless it is a retirement, SEP IRA or 401k type of... View More

answered on Jan 10, 2023
It sounds like you want to file a Chapter 7 Petition to discharge your debts. Setting aside exempt assets, the Trustee will make a determination as to whether you have assets that are available for distribution to unsecured creditors.
You may schedule an appointment with us to review your... View More
Also, my O1-A is due for renewal in four months. Do I need to renew my O1 before applying for EB-1?

answered on Jan 3, 2022
Yes, you would have to file a new I-140 and you may have to renew or change your status prior to the expiration of your current )-1 status; the decision to renew would have to be reviewed.
Im looking for a lawyer for imigration service. Law i601. I merry to a us women .

answered on Jul 13, 2021
You are referring to a Waiver application based upon hardship to an immediate family member. There are two types depending on the situation you are faced with.
Our office has been handling immigration matters for over 35 years and can represent you/your wife.
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