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Posts by David Joseph Rozas
Can I Be Arrested For a Text Message in Louisiana?
Understanding Cyberstalking Laws in the State Navigating the Boundaries of Texting and Cyberstalking In this digital era, text messaging has become a prevalent method of communication. However, some messages can cross the line into harassment or threats, leaving many individuals wondering about the legal implications. The question arises: “Can I be arrested for a text…
Read MoreUnderstanding the Different Types of Spousal Support in Louisiana
Going through a divorce can be a stressful and emotional time. Aside from the division of assets, financial support is also a crucial aspect that is often addressed during the divorce process. Spousal support, as it is called in Louisiana (you may hear the word “alimony,” which is used in other states), is the financial…
Read MoreUnderstanding the Bail Bond process for Criminal charges in Louisiana
Being arrested for a crime can be a frightening experience, but it is important to understand the process and your rights. One of these rights is the ability to post bail and be released from custody until your trial. Bail is essentially a guarantee that you will attend your court hearings. After you have been…
Read MoreCan You Legally Drive While Taking Over-The-Counter Drugs in Louisiana?
Navigating the Intersection of Over-the-counter Medication and Driving We’ve all experienced those moments when a headache or congestion strikes, and we instinctively reach for over-the-counter (OTC) drugs like Sudafed to find relief. However, what happens if you need to get behind the wheel? Are you allowed to drive while under the influence of OTC drugs…
Read MoreUnderstanding Different Types of Visas
The United States is one of the most popular destinations for people from all over the world who are looking for better opportunities. In order to relocate to the United States, you will need a valid visa to enter, live, and work. There are many different types of visas available to applicants, depending on your…
Read MoreHow to Apply for K1 Visa
If you are an American citizen planning to tie the knot with someone from another country or an immigrant who wants to settle down with a US citizen, applying for a K1 visa is a requirement for living happily together in the U.S. The process of obtaining a K1 visa can be quite complicated, and…
Read More42-B Cancellation of Removal
What Is Cancellation of Removal? Cancellation of removal is a way to stop removal proceedings against you. If you succeed in your application for cancellation, you will no longer be in removal proceedings. An immigration judge (IJ) will listen to your case and decide if you qualify for cancellation of removal. To apply, you must…
Read MoreGuide to Voluntary Departure: Everything You Need to Know
What is Voluntary Departure? Voluntary departure refers to the option available for individuals to leave the United States without being issued a formal removal order. This can be granted by ICE or CBP either before or during the removal proceedings. In cases where removal proceedings have already begun, an Immigration Judge has the authority to…
Read MoreDefensive Asylum vs Affirmative Asylum
The process for applying for asylum depends on whether you have already been placed in removal proceedings. If you have already been served with a Notice to Appear alleging that you are removable from the United States and that the Notice to Appear has been filed with the immigration court, you must apply for Asylum…
Read MoreCuban Adjustment Act Eligibility
The Cuban Adjustment Act (CAA) is a law enacted in 1966 that allows Cuban nationals or natives to adjust their status to lawful permanent residents of the United States. To qualify for CAA, an individual must be a Cuban national or a native of Cuba and have been physically present in the United States for…
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