Your husband can pursue a case against the driver and the car owner under the Dangerous instrumentality doctrine. Retain counsel here in Florida on contingency fee, which means your husband doesn’t pay anything unless he wins the case.

A grandmother can always petition the court for custody or visitation rights of a grandchild, as an “interested party”. If your son was killed on the premises that lacked security, then you could bring a lawsuit as a guardian ad litem for the child to sue for the wrongful death of his father.

The general rule is that if a property is sold, the the new owner would have to take the property subject to any leases that exist at the time title transfers. However, there may be exceptions. You should have counsel review the leasehold agreement for advice.

You need to look at the department of state visa bulletin board final action dates, to determine roughly how long your case processing will take until your priority date is current. Because you are being sponsored, I assume , by a US citizen mother, and you are an adult married son, you would be in... View More

The answer is it depends. In some cases, a shelter may have knowingly played down a dog’s aggressive tendencies or even failed to mention it to a family considering adopting the dog. In a case like that, there may be grounds for legal action against the organization that adopted the dog out.

A US citizen over 21 years old can sponsor mom and dad for their green cards. At the interview you will be required to prove that you have taken concrete steps to move back to and make the United States your domicile.

A US Citizen child over 21 can sponsor mom and dad for green cards if they entered the US with permission. This is true even if they overstayed their visa. If the case is handled correctly, their cases won’t get rejected. Retain an immigration lawyer who will process the case so it goes smoothly... View More

If you file for a fiancé visa but then get married, your fiancé visa case will be abandoned.

Having a baby doesn’t affect the processing speed of a fiancé visa unless there’s a medical necessity to have medical attention in the US that couldn’t be administered overseas.

Relax. Most claims are just settled for policy limits because attorneys don’t like chasing debtors assets. If the case does settle for policy limits, the plaintiffs counsel will request that you execute a net worth affidavit which you can choose whether to sign or not.

You could make a motion to compel with the court to force him to refinance, but if the lender won’t qualify him based on his financial strength, there is really nothing that the court could do except a possible order of partition.

It’s unclear if you want to gain US Citizenship for your Argentine Girlfriend or gain Argentinian citizenship for yourself as a US Citizen in Argentina. Please elaborate.

Currently, the Fiancé visa pathway has a wee bit faster processing speed than the spousal visa pathway.

A US Citizen without sufficient income to sponsor his spouse for her green card can enlist a joint financial sponsor. The joint financial sponsor must be either a US Citizen or green card holder who lives in the US.

It’s unclear what type of immigration case you filed. If you filed for her green card through marriage based adjustment of status while inside the US but then left, USCIS will deem the case abandoned. Reach out to an immigration attorney for more specific advice.

F-1 students admitted or in the US for duration of stay (D/S) do not accrue unlawful presence to be subject to the 3/10 return bars. Reach out to immigration counsel for more specific advice.

That depends on Irish law. Speak with an immigration lawyer in Ireland.

Husband has the burden to prove that he was the victim of physical or emotional abuse during the relationship. This is largely within the hearing officers discretion to either approve or disapprove.

The answer is most likely yes. Biometrics are often times requested again if significant time has passed.

The income of an immigrant spouse who has permission to work in the US can be counted in the affidavit of support. So if your spouse makes over $28,000 per year currently, you should not need a joint sponsor.