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Chapter 13 Bankruptcy Information

15th February 2011
Introduction to Arizona Chapter 13 Bankruptcy Chapter 13 bankruptcy is not the typical chapter of bankruptcy that most people know about. Instead, chapter 13 involves the partial repayment of ones debt through a monthly repayment plan that lasts from 3-5... Read >

Do I Qualify For Chapter 7 Bankruptcy Under The Means Test

11th February 2011
Hands down, the most common question I am asked by potential Arizona debtors is: Do I qualify for chapter 7 bankruptcy under the means test? If you are a repeat reader, you may have heard me discuss the means test. Specifically, I have a tendency to... Read >

What Are The Benefits To Immigration Law Voluntary Departure

10th February 2011
If you or someone you know has been detained by immigration authorities you may be wondering what options you have. Depending upon your situation, leaving voluntarily may be in your best interest. Voluntary departure permits an individual who is otherwi... Read >

Can I Marry a U.S. Citizen While Being in the United States on a Tourist Visa?

09th February 2011
Basically the answer to this question is yes, you may come to U.S. and marry a U.S. citizen and adjust status. However, if you enter the U.S. on a tourist visa with the intention of marrying and staying in the U.S., then you would not be able to adjust y... Read >

TN / NAFTA VISA (Mexican and Canadian Professionals)

09th February 2011
The North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) has created a special TN nonimmigrant visa category that permits Mexican and Canadian acting professional citizens to be granted admission into the US to engage in "business activities at a professional leve... Read >

Immigrant Students and the Availability of Higher Education: Martinez v. Regents

09th February 2011
The ruling rejected a challenge to AB 540, a California law that allows students who have attended California high schools for three years and received their diploma or GED to pay in-state tuition rates at public colleges and universities in California. ... Read >

What is a Master Calendar Hearing and What Can I Expect?

09th February 2011
Generally in many immigration courts around the country, a Master Calendar hearing will be relatively short once your case is actually called by the court. This hearing will generally last no more than fifteen (15) minutes and your attorney will do most o... Read >

What is a B-1 Visitor Visa and Will I Qualify?

04th February 2011
A B-1 Visitor Visa application process is relatively simple and therefore generally a party applying for such entry will not require the services of an attorney. I say this with some hesitation however. In particular, if you have been denied other or simi... Read >

If I am in the United States on a Valid Nonimmigrant Visa, do I Need to Pay Taxes?

04th February 2011
Nonimmigrant Visa holders, although there stay in the United States in not permanent may still be determined responsible to the United States government for taxes. The United States government and its regulations make clear that it is entirely possibly th... Read >