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If we have no sponsor & my boyfriend who lives in Warri Nigeria wants to come visit me in Kansas what is needed. He helps support his mother & sibli

Answered 3 years and 8 months ago by attorney Stephen Arnold Black   |   1 Answer
It is going to be extremely difficult for your boyfriend from Nigeria to get a visitor visa to travel to the United States unless he has a good job or owns property. Alternatively, If you want to sponsor him for a fiancée visa, then you need to physically meet him before you file for the K visa. If you're on disability and dont have the minimum amount of income to financially sponsor your boyfriend for a marriage or a fiancée visa, then you will have to engage the services of a joint financial sponsor.... Read More
It is going to be extremely difficult for your boyfriend from Nigeria to get a visitor visa to travel to the United States unless he has a good job... Read More

Can my landlord shut of my heat for absolutely no viable reason??

Answered 8 years and a month ago by attorney JEFFREY L WILLIS   |   1 Answer
   Gail- The landlord cannot shut off utilities under any circumstances. You should have the utilities in your own name. Feel free to contact me if you have a problem. Jeff
   Gail- The landlord cannot shut off utilities under any circumstances. You should have the utilities in your own name. Feel free to... Read More

Is it illegal for a supervisor to show a co-worker emails I've given the supervisor to show why we did a project the way we did it?

Answered 10 years ago by attorney Bruce Robins   |   1 Answer
it may have been inappropriate, but I can see nothing illegal.  As a general rule, unless your communications are privileged (i.e. with a doctor about your health, your lawyer seeking legal advice, your clergyperson, etc.), or unless you have some sort of confidentiality or non-disclosure agreement, anyone with whom you communicate has the right to share that communication with anyone else they want.... Read More
it may have been inappropriate, but I can see nothing illegal.  As a general rule, unless your communications are privileged (i.e. with a doctor... Read More

What level of expectation of privacy do I have?

Answered 11 years and 11 months ago by attorney Bruce Robins   |   1 Answer
In most states, it is permissible to record a conversation as long as one of the parties to the conversation consents.  When you tap someone's phone and record that person's conversation with a third party, neither of the parties to the conversation has consented.  However, if you record your own conversation with someone, it is legal in most jurisdictions even if that person did not consent to the recording. ... Read More
In most states, it is permissible to record a conversation as long as one of the parties to the conversation consents.  When you tap someone's... Read More
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