A contested divorce can take anywhere from 6 months to over 2 years, depending on the complexity of the assets involved, the willingness of both parties to compromise, and the court's schedule. Our goal is always to expedite the process through strategic mediation where possible.
Courts base their decisions completely on the "best interests of the child." They evaluate factors like each parent's living situation, emotional bond with the child, financial stability, and history of domestic violence if applicable.
A K-1 is a fiancé(e) visa, allowing your partner to enter the US for 90 days with the intent to marry you. A CR-1 is a conditional spousal visa, meaning you are already legally married outside the US and are petitioning for your spouse to enter as a conditional permanent resident.
Yes, but not immediately. You generally must wait 150 days after filing your asylum application before you can apply for an Employment Authorization Document (EAD). Our attorneys will file the EAD paperwork on the earliest possible date.
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