There is no requirement for an agreement from both sides to get a divorce. If one or more party doesn't desire to come to an agreement, either...

If they indeed sell you NOT what they advertised, then you are within your rights to file a lawsuit. However, before you do that, you might want to...

No, I don't believe that's a potential conflict of interest - the attorney who is his father is representing his own son, not you. You need to see...

You need to read the contract carefully, and I would imagine they would have a clause about sale of contract. There is nothing wrong with being...

While USCIS can raise any topic related to your immigration history, I wouldn't imagine they'd want to dig that deep unless there was a reason. I...

It should not. Your income, though, may have such an effect if your income is not enough to sponsor your spouse. I would definitely have an...

There is, unfortunately, no limit. I seriously wish there would be one.

It will likely not hold much value, if any. The only proper way to do it is through the court and I would heavily recommend hiring an attorney.

No, if you are a US citizen, your divorce at that point should not matter. Make sure to talk to a divorce attorney though to ensure everything is...

You need to sue them. That's the proper way to go