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I'm a 36 year old US Citizen. My Mother is in the US on a visitors visa. Can I petition her I-130 and she remain here after visa is expires?

Answered 4 years and 11 months ago by attorney Stephen Arnold Black   |   1 Answer
Stephen Arnold Black
As a US citizen, you can sponsor mom for her adjustment of status case. There are several issues that you need to explore with an immigration attorney. What was mom's intention when she entered the USA. If it was just to visit, when did her intention change to wanting to be a permanant resident and why did it change. Third, how long has mom been here. Does mom have any grounds of inadmissibility that may affect her case. These and other issues should be explored in a private phone consultation with an attorney. ... Read Answer
As a US citizen, you can sponsor mom for her adjustment of status case. There are several issues that you need to explore with an immigration... Read Answer

Attorney Client Stealing

Answered 7 years and 4 months ago by attorney Bruce Robins   |   1 Answer
Bruce Robins
It is the firm that is representing the client, not any individual attorney, and the firm would continue to represent the client regardless of which associate is primarily responsible for a given matter.  Thus, there is no professional ethics problem in the second attorney handling the new matter for the client.  However, that doesn't mean that the first attorney would like it or the firm would allow it.  The second attorney may be compelled by the rules of the firm, or his own loyalty, to get the firm's and/or the first attorney's permission before handling the matter for the client.... Read Answer
It is the firm that is representing the client, not any individual attorney, and the firm would continue to represent the client regardless of which... Read Answer

Can I be sued for slander for leaving a bad review on lawyers.com

Answered 8 years and 7 months ago by attorney Bruce Robins   |   1 Answer
Bruce Robins
Anybody can be sued by anybody at any time, but that doesn't mean the lawyer would win.  It is not libel (libel is written; slander is oral) to state an unflattering OPINION; you can only commit libel by stating an untrue FACT.
Anybody can be sued by anybody at any time, but that doesn't mean the lawyer would win.  It is not libel (libel is written; slander is oral) to... Read Answer

what do I say to the judge to keep from going to jail on a larceny from a retailer?

Answered 12 years and 3 months ago by attorney Brian Russell Huddleston   |   1 Answer
Brian Russell Huddleston
Talk to the prosecutor or hire an attorney to do it. You may qualify for a public defender. It is likely that the prosecutor is not going to recommend jail time.
Talk to the prosecutor or hire an attorney to do it. You may qualify for a public defender. It is likely that the prosecutor is not going to... Read Answer

If I took over payments on a vehicle and paid the rest of the loan and the previous owner never signed the title over, can they take the truck back?

Answered 12 years and 3 months ago by attorney Brian Russell Huddleston   |   1 Answer
Brian Russell Huddleston
You may have to file suit to force the issue.
You may have to file suit to force the issue.

Limited Power of Attorney question re: A Successor

Answered 12 years and 3 months ago by attorney Brian Russell Huddleston   |   1 Answer
Brian Russell Huddleston
No successor is required.
No successor is required.

Will I be able to fight my trespassing fine in court?

Answered 12 years and 8 months ago by attorney Bruce Robins   |   1 Answer
Bruce Robins
Of course you can fight the fine.  Will you win?  Probably not, but you may get some reduction in the fine if the Court feels sympathy for you and/or wants to clear its docket.
Of course you can fight the fine.  Will you win?  Probably not, but you may get some reduction in the fine if the Court feels sympathy for... Read Answer
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