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Posts by David Joseph Rozas
The Benefits of U.S Citizenship: Why Becoming a Citizen is the Right Choice for You
The United States of America has long been hailed as the land of opportunity, where one can live freely and pursue their dreams. As an immigrant, you may already be enjoying these freedoms as a resident. However, the benefits of U.S. citizenship go beyond just enjoying these freedoms; they can open doors to new opportunities…
Read MoreFamily Reunification Parole
Family reunification is a significant aspect of immigration in the United States. It is an invitation-only parole process available only to certain petitioners who filed an approved Form I-130, petition for Alien Relative, on behalf of a principal beneficiary who is a national of Colombia, Cuba, El Salvador, Guatemala, Haiti, or Honduras, and their immediate…
Read MoreChild Custody Evaluations
When it comes to child custody cases, the well-being and best interest of the child will always be the priority. In Louisiana, child custody evaluations are a critical part of the legal process for determining custody arrangements for children of divorce or separation. Understanding the ins and outs of this process can help you navigate…
Read MoreFive Year Work Authorizations
As an immigrant in a foreign country, it can often be difficult to navigate the complex visa and work authorization regulations. The introduction of the new five year work authorization has been a welcomed change for many immigrants in the United States. It not only offers a more secure and longer-term option but also provides…
Read MoreRemoval of Conditional Residency
Are you a conidtional permanent resident and wondering what happens if you file your I-751 application late? You are not alone. Late flling is a cause for concern as it could affect your legal status. USCIS generally requires I-751 applicants to file their petitions 90 days before their conditional green card expires. Failing to do…
Read MoreMediation and Alternative Dispute Resolution Family Law : The Benefits of Settling Out of Court
Family legal battles can be among the most tumultuous events a person can go through. It can be a grueling process that can leave both parties exhausted and frustrated. Thankfully, there are many ways to resolve a dispute without going to court, and mediation is likely the best example. Mediation: A collaborative process Mediation is…
Read MoreCredible Fear Interview (CFI) vs. Reasonable Fear Interview (RFI)
Navigating through the immigration process can be challenging for an asylum seeker. Depending on how and when the asylum seeker entered or was apprehended in the United States will determine if they qualify for a Credible Fear Interview or Reasonable Fear Interview. Breaking Down CFI & RFI The Credible Fear Interview and Reasonable Fear Interview…
Read MoreUnderstanding Misdemeanors and Felonies Under Louisiana Law
When it comes to criminal law, misdemeanors and felonies are the two main categories of criminal charges. In Louisiana, both misdemeanors and felonies have a significant impact on one’s life, from financial penalties to possible jail time. Understanding the differences between a misdemeanor and a felony can help one prepare for defending against such charges,…
Read MoreUnderstanding the Distinction between First Degree Murder and Second Degree Murder in Louisiana
Murder is considered to be one of the most serious crimes in the state of Louisiana, as well as in the entire United States. In Louisiana, first degree murder and second degree murder have significant distinctions that can determine the severity of the punishments. In this blog post, we will examine the differences between the…
Read MoreDetention Center Conditions and Human Rights
The Impact of Detention Centers The topic of detention center conditions and their impact on human rights has been gaining increased attention in recent years. While detention centers are designed to temporarily house individuals who have been detained by law enforcement agencies, the living conditions and treatment of detainees have become significant issues of concern.…
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