Are you a citizen or permanent resident of the United States who is hoping to have your spouse immigrate to the United States? If so, you're probably aware that there are numerous hurdles you have to leap and issues you face. There are also a few things that you need to think about very carefully before you go any further.
One thing that deserves your careful consideration is the USCIS Form 1-864.
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Dealing with a personal injury claim will take a lot of time and planning. The case may be simple with the help of your personal injury law service, but it may be difficult to figure out the next moves. Receiving a check for the entirety of your personal injury money may not be in your best interest. Here are three reasons why you and your attorney should ask for a structured settlement instead of one check.
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A last will and testament are more than just documents that let your loved ones know who gets what when you pass on. It is a legal document that carries a lot of power after you pass on. It communicates what your last wishes to your loved ones are and it may be your last chance to leave some kind of positive impression on them.
Many Americans assume they can simply scribble a note somewhere and that alone will qualify as a will.
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When you and your spouse get divorced and go through court proceedings to determine how much you'll pay in child support, it's important for you to know that this payment schedule doesn't continue indefinitely. Generally, you'll need to pay child support until your children are of a certain age, but there can be different scenarios in which it's possible to contact a child support attorney like those with Jacobs & Barbone P A and revisit the agreement—ideally in the hopes of getting your payments reduced.
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If you have a need for speed, you might occasionally feel tempted to satisfy it on the roads or highways around your home — and you may soon be paying the price. Police officers can not only give standard speeding tickets, but can also charge you with street racing if you're driving excessively fast or otherwise showing signs that you're racing against a motorist. Being found guilty of street racing can leave you with a hefty fine and a driver's license suspension, but there are also some other potential negative outcomes that can arise.
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