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Why It’s More Difficult for Citizens of Some Countries to Immigrate

Legal Rights / January 16, 2017

Immigration is undoubtedly a hot-button issue in the U.S. and is the subject of heated political debates. Mass immigration is an especially troublesome issue that is putting a strain on the resources available. After all, immigration requires careful screening and dedicated legal work to ensure a safe and seamless process. Immigration lawyers in Salt Lake […]

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Deception in Divorce: Sometimes You Just Can’t Trust Some People

Legal Rights / December 28, 2016

Sometimes, it’s hard to comprehend why some couples divorce. For others, though, it’s clear as day: the opposing party was simply dishonest. Keeping a secret is hardly better, harmless or otherwise, but it’s another to lie outright. They start to live separate lives because of all the things they hide from each other, and it

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Getting Out of Jail: Last Minute Preparations for a Bail Hearing

Legal Rights / December 27, 2016

After getting arrested, you will have a few hours to a full day to prepare for your bail hearing. Posting bail will keep you out of custody while awaiting your trial, or some other result in your case, such as a guilty plea or withdrawal of charges. If the court approves of a bail hearing,

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When The Government Seizes Your Home

Real Estate & Planning / December 27, 2016

It’s relatively uncommon to hear of a government-sanctioned home seizure. But that doesn’t mean that things like such don’t happen. Certain circumstances may give the government the right to seize someone’s property. And when this happens, only a real estate lawyer can provide ample defense against it. But why does it happen; and how can

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Live & Work in the U.S. Legally: Obtaining a Green Card

Legal Rights / December 23, 2016

Many people dream of becoming a permanent resident of the United States. There are several ways for them to achieve this, one of which is through obtaining a green card. Those who carry a green card not only have the right to reside lawfully in any part of the country, the government also provides them

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When is Prenuptial Agreement Best for You

Legal Rights / December 21, 2016

There are certain situations that may call for you and your future spouse to enter a prenuptial agreement. Contrary to popular belief that prenuptial agreement is a precursor to divorce, it could even strengthen your relationship. Now that you are engaged and have agreed on a date for the wedding, maybe it is also time for

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Unique Denver Laws on Real Estate Purchases

Legal Rights / December 19, 2016

After years of saving up, you’re finally ready to move into your family home. The great outdoors, the many activities available and the weather can make Colorado someone’s version of paradise. Like every other American state, buying a home in Colorado is governed by unique state laws. Here are some you might want to know

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The 4 Things You Need to Do When Turning Yourself In for A Warrant in Raleigh

Legal Rights / December 2, 2016

How do you handle a situation that will land you in jail? Your reaction will determine what occurs during and after a Raleigh court issues a warrant for your arrest. To avoid further tussles with the law and ruin your future, it’s best to turn yourself in. Here are the four crucial steps you need

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Is There a Brewing Conflict in Your Workplace?

Legal Rights / December 2, 2016

The workplace can be an avenue to build friendships with colleagues. Working with the same faces every day lets employees grow closer and form personal relationships. But sometimes, things can get too personal. Once they do, or even before they do, signs of a brewing conflict begin to show. Do you see any of these

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What Not to Do When Filing for Bakruptcy

Legal Rights / November 25, 2016

When entering any kind of business, you should be ready for the possibility of going bankrupt. No investment is completely certain, especially opening a startup business. No matter how successful you think you can be, there’s still a chance that your business may fail. If that happens, an option you have is filing for bankruptcy.

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