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You should consult with an attorney whose practice focuses on immigration law.

My sponsors who's my in lows refusing to allow me in their house where i suppose to live, as they sing up for.

It sounds like you are having custody issues with respect to a pending divorce. You should consult with an attorney whose practice focuses on...

Generally speaking, a subpoena is served upon a non-party to a case in a pending court matter. If you receive an actual subpoena, you may file a...

What can we do legally to keep our neighbors from damaging things on our property? Do we have any legal rights at all?

Sounds like you have an action for trespass to land. Consult with an attorney about enforcing your rights and seeking damages for their actions. ...

My son turns 21 in January 2015 he also attends college can he sponsor me? I've lived here for 23 years

There are more facts needed to answer a question like this, and other factors would affect your application. Sit down for a consultation with an...

How can a person determine if they are covered under the ADAAA as having a disability?

You mean the ADA, yes? The Americans with Disabilities Act? If so, consult with an attorney whose practice focuses on labor and employment law to...

Full disclosure is the way to go when selling. You can use language like imitation, etc., but so long as you clearly communicate that it is not an...

Hey, I have a 2014 Jeep that I got last july. I have had issues since then I was wondering if I would qualify for the lemon law?

Sounds like you are from what you are saying. See http://www.ag.ny.gov/consumer-frauds/new-car-lemon-law-fact-sheet. I'd write a formal letter to...

Child support for a 19 year old?

I would consult with an attorney whose practice focuses on family law for advice and counsel on this matter. A custodial parent can receive child...

If TX courts order paternity over NYC resident (father), will it be enforced in NY? Can father get out of it?

Generally speaking, a Texas court would not have jurisdiction over the father. However, there's a national child support law which is most likely...