Dallas Immigration And Family Law Blog
AR and FP visas: What are the differences?
As a U.S. citizen or permanent resident, you likely want to bring additional family members to this country as well. The U.S. Department of State Bureau of Consular Affairs explains that you can do this by means of helping your relatives obtain one of two types of...
How can you break the news of divorce to your child?
Parents in Texas like you strive to better your child's life. You want to give them as many opportunities as possible and keep them from suffering hardship. Unfortunately, you cannot protect them from everything. This includes the divorce you and your co-parent are...
The current status of DACA
The previous president signed the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals bill into law in 2012. It grants you work authorization and legal residence in the United States for two years under certain circumstances. The most important qualification is that you were...
3 mistakes that could cost you your green card
Becoming a U.S. citizen through naturalization is a multistep process, and one of those steps involves getting a green card. A green card enables you to live and work in the United States on a permanent basis, but there are certain things that may threaten your...
Building a support network for your divorce
No two life experiences are exactly the same. However, when going through a particular set of circumstances, such as divorce, you may find someone else who can relate to your feelings and to your situation. Such situations are typically highly emotional, which is why...
What are your rights as a permanent resident?
Once you settle into life in America, you may wonder if being a permanent resident has any similar legal rights to being a citizen. Learning about how close they are can help you make the most of your time here. Personal According to FindLaw, you can build a life here...
Divorce, finances and preparation
There are a number of key issues people need to focus on while ending their marriage, such as custody and the emotional impact of the divorce process. However, ending a marriage brings up a number of financial considerations and it is critical for people to prepare...
What is a Texas protective order?
In Texas, victims of stalking, violence, sexual abuse can apply for a protective order. Different types of protective orders can cover a variety of abuses. This includes dating violence, domestic abuse, stalking and sexual assault. A protective order, according to...
Is your child eligible for naturalization?
Child immigration can be a complex issue. It is not only an issue for those who travel to the United States but it can also be an issue for U.S. citizen parents who have a child residing outside of the United States. The U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services...
US immigration: Law enforcement officers play key role re U-visas
When you emigrated from another country of origin to Texas, you no doubt had certain goals you hoped to achieve as you adapted to a new lifestyle. Maybe you had a job lined up or were coming to this country to be with the person you intended to marry. On the other...
