Indianapolis, IN
Immigration Lawyer at Indianapolis, IN
Practice Areas: Immigration, Divorce & Separation ... +6 more
You need to retain an attorney ASAP. You need to know your rights and you need to have someone fighting on your side.
Yes, since 8 years are passed from day of filing of that previous Chapter 7. See a bankruptcy attorney!
You can't just give it back. You are on the contract for maintenance fees every year and of course they don't want you to be able to get rid of...
You can prepare a good invitation with proper itinerary. Key is to prove that your mother in law will be coming back.
I would see an attorney for a full analysis of your situation. Is she suing you under the same Cause No or under different one?
It completely depends on a case and your current status and status of petitioner. Contact an attorney for full analysis
Look at the instructions to I-765. Are you filing I-130 & I-485 simultaneously? I would use an attorney for this.
Your mother doesn't have any rights unless established by the Court.
File motion for contempt and bring him to court.
The Court should not grant a divorce without addressing paternity of the child. You need to let the Court know that you are pregnant.
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