You should schedule a consultation with a New Jersey lawyer as this is definitely a charge that you should fight.

How do I change jurisdictions for a case, have a GAL removed from representing me son,and get the legal help I need?

Contact Legal Aid. Alternatively, you can try contacting the clinics at the New Jersey's two law schools, i.e. Seton Hall and Rutgers.

Is is possible for paternal grandparent to be granted visitation while son is in middle of divorce and custody dispute

The Court will try to determine what is in the child's best interests. Grandparents may be entitled to time depending on the specific circumstances...

Applying for F1 visa having obtained a Visitor Visa with Green Card application pending

You should discuss this matter with an immigration lawyer. An F-1 visa requires non-immigrant intent. It is not a dual intent visa even though the...

Am I eligible to naturalize if I left usa for more than 6 months?

Whether you should apply to naturalize requires a consultation. There is considerable analysis that must be undertaken by a lawyer before you can...

I821D. Extended Review vs Pending Adjudication?

Don't take chances undertaking DACA issues without professional assistance. Call a lawyer. Schedule a consultation. It's worth it. Truly.

Four years and one day Immigration rule

You should discuss the matter in depth with an immigration lawyer before even thinking about filing a naturalization application. A painstaking...

Can I work abroad with a permanent residence and if I do what documents to I need to obtain a special permission?

Speak to an immigration lawyer as to your full panoply of options with respect to working abroad while on LPR (Lawful Permanent Resident) status....

How do I prove there is no will in probate?

If she died "intestate" (without a will), then you have to file for administration. As the administrator/administratrix, you would have the...

Can a foreign citizen (non American) legal permanent resident of the US with pass port issued by country of origin be

Probably not. But you would need to discuss the matter with an immigration lawyer to be sure.