Natalie Dian Hall's Legal Cases (3)

Immigration

Matter of R.W.

Sep 02, 2014

OUTCOME: Application granted! We were able to show that his spouse would suffer extreme hardship if he was not allowed to remain in the U.S.

We represented the Husband/Applicant who had come to the U.S. in 2004 on a Crewman's visa. He entered into a valid marriage with a U.S. Citizen but was not able to adjust status to permanent resident ... given the limitation of his visa. His wife had some limiting medical conditions and they had three children. We filed an I-601A Waiver - Application for Provisional Unlawful Presence Waiver - on his behalf . We included supporting Memorandum and evidence including Country Report, Affidavits, Medical Evaluations and Psychological Evaluations among other evidence.

Child custody

P.G. v. C.G.

Jul 01, 2014

OUTCOME: We succeeded at trial. The court agreed that the child should remain with Father. Mother was given every other weekend time sharing. Mother was also ordered to pay support. Our Motion to Dismiss her contempt action was also granted.

Long history of conflict between parents who were former spouses. No parenting plan put in place. Child was with Mother primarily but then ended up living with Father. Mother wanted sole responsibili ... ty over child and for the child to return to her and remain with her primarily. We were successfully able to argue at trial for the child to remain with Father using the Factors in Florida Guidelines under which a parenting plan is to be evaluated. Court heard from parenting coordinator and previous counselor and agreed with us. Mother also wanted Father held in contempt for what she perceived as his non compliance with various portions of the divorce decree.

Child custody

S.S. v. E.D.

Jun 17, 2011

OUTCOME: Motion Granted! Mother had to return with the child to Florida and Father and child were reunited. Child now lives primarily with Father.

Father was given equal time sharing and joint responsibility with Mother over their minor son. While he was incarcerated, Mother fled to another state and opened a court case there to limit Father's r ... ights and access to the child. We did some investigative work and were able to locate mother and determine that her lifestyle and circumstances were not better for the child. We filed an emergency Motion for Return of the Child in which we outlined that her current situation was not in the best interest of the child, that she violated Florida laws when she left without permission and asking that she immediately return with the child. We were able to show that while Father had made a mistake that landed him in jail, he was now released, employed, in a good residence and rehabilitated.

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