Florida General Practice Legal Questions

A foreign national who wants to visit the United States does not need someone to sponsor them. They would apply in their country of citizenship, and provide financial information and financial documents to support the fact that they have the motivation to return once they complete their visit. This would include but not be limited to tax returns showing employment income, a letter from their employer vouching for that income, six months of pay stubs from their current job, as well as property ownership like an appraisal, showing the net equity after the mortgage is deducted. All these financial documents would prove that they have the motivation to return to their country of citizenship.     ... Read More

If you were rear ended, then the other driver must be at fault. If you have any injuries at all, you can pursue him for all past and future pain and suffering, lost wages, if any, in addition to any medical bills. You should discuss your case here in Florida with counsel for more information.... Read More

A US citizen spouse can sponsor his foreign national spouse for a green card, as long as she entered the United States legally, even if she has fallen out of status. You should discuss your case here in the state of Florida with an immigration attorney. Some of us charge a very affordable flat fee to handle the case from start to finish.... Read More

Maria, Please reach out for consultation. There are  too many questions to ask to be able to give you an answer based on the above described accident involving 5-7 cars. We would do an in depth interview and review any documentation- especially the accident report and any photographic evidence.  We cannot directly solicit you. You will have to reach out.    Loren L. Gold, Esq. ... Read More

If your fall was the result of negligence on the part of the cruise line, then you have a solid case for all your damages including pain and suffering, all medical bills (past and present and future), and lost wages and loss of earning capacity. You should retain counsel here in Central Florida for contingency fee representation which means you don't pay anything unless you win the case. I have over 25 years experience as a personal injury lawyer either, and I fight hard for my clients.... Read More

Hi Lilly. I'm very sorry that you had to go through this very disturbing predicament. Each state has their own statute of limitations on when you can pursue a sexual molestation claim against a person who assaulted you. Most states have suspension periods of time during the period when you are a child, and then the clock starts to run when you turn 18. You could pursue a claim against the person who molested you and any other person who could have prevented this. The reason that this is a very important point is because if the assault happened in the house of another person, then you could pursue the homeowners insurance policy based on a theory of negligence. The best way to pursue these claims is to have a private phone consultation with an attorney to explore all the facts involved in your case.   ... Read More

Well first of all, you should seek medical attention to prove and substantiate your injuries and pain and suffering. You would have a claim against the arcade owner and/or manager due to their neglect in not taking common sense measures to assure that the game was safe for customers to play. Take plenty of pictures of your injury, as well as obtain any third-party witness statements of family and or non-family members. Your husband was smart to take pictures of the arcades subsequent remedial measures which prove they were at fault. Additionally, you should retain counsel here in the state of Florida on contingency fee, which means you don't pay anything unless you win your case. ... Read More

So a child that is over the age of 21 can sponsor their parent for her green card if that parent lawfully entered the United States with inspection. You should retain counsel for representation from start to finish so that the case is processed without delay or without denial.    ... Read More

OK so you may want to contact the state bar of Florida. They have a compensation fund for people that have been defrauded by attorneys I believe. You can file a claim and once it's processed they will possibly give you a pay out. What kind of case was he supposed to file for you?   ... Read More

A US citizen can sponsor their fiancée for a K visa. One of the requirements is that both of you have to physically have met within the last two years. The other possible way is for you to go to Nigeria, and get married, and then you can sponsor him for a spousal visa. There are no exceptions to the in person meeting requirement for the K visa. You should consult with counsel in a private phone call about processing the case. ... Read More

A United States citizen can sponsor their parent for a green card, provided that they are over the age of 21 years. If that person does not have sufficient income to be their parents financial sponsor, then that person could enlist a joint financial sponsor as a substitute. You should retain counsel here in Florida for representation to make sure your case is processed correctly and without delays.       ... Read More