Finding A Seasoned Lawyer  Whatever your legal needs are you will recognize that there are many lawyers in the area that advertise that they specialize in your form of case. This could make the entire process of finding one with significant amounts of experience somewhat of a challenge. However, if you follow the tips below it will be possible to narrow down your search off to the right one out of almost no time. The initial step is to create a listing of the lawyers that happen to be listed in your area that specialize in your circumstances. While you are making this list you must only include those that you have a great vibe about according to their advertisement. Then you can narrow this list down through taking a little while evaluating their webpage. There you should certainly find just how many years they are practicing and some general specifics of their success rates. At this point your list ought to have shrunken further to the people which you felt had professional websites as well as an appropriate quantity of experience. You should then make time to search for independent reviews for each attorney. Be sure to read the reviews instead of just relying on their overall rating. The information inside the reviews will give you a sense of the way they connect with their customers and the time they invest into each case that they are focusing on. Finally, you will want to meet up with at least the past three lawyers which have the credentials you are interested in. This will give you enough time to actually evaluate how interested they can be in representing you and the case. It is important to follow every one of these steps to ensure that you find someone which has the best amount of experience to help you get the very best outcome. Local Time in Prescott |
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I Am A Citizen, My Wife Is Not Legal. What Are My Options? She Is Divorced And Has Kids. Advice Will Be Great!
I Am Now An American Citizen. I'Ve Been Married To My Wife For 2 Years. My Wife Was Divorced And Has Kids. She Is Not A Legal Permanent Resident And Her I-94 Expired In 2002. What Issues/Problems Will I Run Into? I Am Trying To Petition For Her. What Forms Should I Fill Out? Do I Need A Lawyer?
You don't need a lawyer. A lawyer would only be necessary if she had some other matter that complicated her case, such as criminal convictions here in the USA.
Your case is simple. Since she came here with a Visa she'll be allowed to adjust status.
File I-130, I-485, I-765, I-834 and G-325A. File them all at the same time, in the same envelope. As soon as you file the papers she will be 100% legal. She should use the receipt from the Citizenship and Immigration Service as proof of her pending petition. She will continue to be 100% legal until a final decision is made on the petition and adjustment of status request.
Crazy Customer Legal Advice?
Can You Get A Restraining Order On A Crazy Customer? This Customer Received Service Now Wants Her Money Back, She Got Her Service But I Think She Just Wants To Screw Some One To Get Some Money Back, She Says She Will Take Us To Court Which I Welcome It Than Dealing With Her, Keeps On Calling Me On Cell Phone And Says She Is Already Telling Everyone She Knows To Never Come To Us.
Thanks In Advance
You do not have a legal problem. You have a customer problem.
It becomes a legal problem when and if she sues you. If that happens, consult your attorney, of course.
You cannot control her calling you. You cannot control her telling others (or telling you that she is telling others). But you do not have to answer her calls.
If your community has a mediation service, it might serve you well to investigate that option. Much cheaper than lawsuits. It gives you an opportunity to have a neutral party who is trained in mediation assist you in coming to an agreement with this "crazy customer". If the mediation effort fails because of her being "crazy", it could help you if you later have to deal with her in court.
If you cannot or do not want to go to mediation with her, tell her in one last phone conversation, that further conversations are not expected to be useful to anyone. Ask that she not call you again. You cannot lose her again as a customer; she is already gone.
Consult your attorney to find out what options you have at this point.
You may need to contact the police if the harassment continues.
How Can I Get Legal Aid For Criminal Law?
I Have A Criminal Matter, I Live In Dallas Tx, How Can I Find Legal Aid Services For Where I Live?
You're entitled to court-appointed counsel if your income is under the TX guidelines, unless there's something you are not disclosing. Generally legal aid offices only handle civil matters.
Does Jag Give Legal Advice To Spouses Of Service Members?
Does Jag Give Legal Advice To Dependents Concerning Possible Divorce Or Separation?
They can give some advice and point you to a list of civilian lawyers that specialize in military matters, but in something like divorce, that is a civil matter and not a military one. So all they can do is answer some questions for you, but they cannot represent you or anything.
Which Should A Civil Engineer Pursue: Patent Or Construction Law?
I'M An Undergraduate Majoring In Civil Engineering @ Georgia Tech. I Plan On Getting My Master'S In Civil Engineering Here Too And Plan On Moving Into Patent/Construction Law Because I Will Be Making A Lot More Money.
I Just Want To Know Which I Should Go For, Which Is More Related To My Major, Which One Makes More Money, Ect. If You Could Site Your Sources Or Just Give Me Your Opinion, I'D Appreciate It! Thx!!
I happen to agree with Oil Field Trash.
Regarding Construction Law:
Getting a masters degree in CE is not going to prepare you for legal practice. Grad school prgrams in CE are very technical and will provide little if any real experience that can be translated into construction law. Real world experience working with contracts, change orders, and claims is going to be a lot more beneficial than what you learn in CE grad school. The time spent in grad school would be better spent either working in the field or going straight to law school.
How To Modify Divorce Decree In Michigan?
I Have A One Year Old Daughter Who Was Conceived Just Before My Divorce Was Final To My Ex Husband. He Is Not Her Father And He Does Not Contest That Fact. We Had Been Separated For Two Years And We Were Both In New Relationships By The Time The Court Proceedings Were Complete. When We Had Our Final Day In Court I Did Not Know I Was Pregnant And Thus I Was Not Able To Enter Into Our Divorce Decree The He Is Not The Father. When My Daughter Was Born I Put My Fiancé (Her Father) On Her Birth Certificate. I Have Now Found Out That The State Entered My Ex Husband As Her Father Because We Were Technically Still Married During Her Conception.
I Know It Is Always Wisest To Hire An Attorney But I'D Rather Skip That Cost Since We Are All In Agreeance.
What Forms Do I Need To File To Do This? What Is The Process?
I Understand That After The Decree Is Corrected I Then File With Vital Records To Update The Birth Certificate. The Part I Am Getting Stuck On Is The Initial Court Paperwork.
First you should contact a lawyer in Michigan.
You would have to file some kind of motion to modify the divorce decree.
If the actual biological father has owned up to paternity, then the only issue is to correct the decree to accurately reflect the reality of the situation.
The Michigan equivalent to Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 60 is:
MCR 2.612 allows for relief from a judgment or order on specific grounds. These include mistake (2.612(C)(1)(a)); fraud, misrepresentation, or other misconduct of an adverse party (MCR 2.612(C)(1)(c)); and any other reason justifying relief from the operation of the judgment (MCR 2.612(C)(1)(f)).
A trial court's decision to grant relief based on this court rule is discretionary and will not
be disturbed absent an abuse of discretion. See Huber v Frankenmuth Mutual Ins Co, 160 Mich App 568, 576; 408 NW2d 505 (1987).
This can be accomplished with a motion to correct or amend the final decree due to mistake.
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