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If you and your partner have a child but you’re not sure that the child is yours, one of the things you might do is ask for a DNA paternity test. A DNA-based paternity test is around 99% accurate, which means that the findings from that test, when given correctly, are...
If you have children, then what happens with custody will be your biggest concern in your upcoming divorce. When parents can't settle their own custody matters, litigation becomes necessary. Family law judges should try to learn a bit about your family so that they...
Adjusting your status to become a permanent resident is an exciting process. While you are legally in the country, your visa will eventually expire. There is a limit to how many times you can renew your visa, even if you comply with all domestic laws and immigration...
Once you legally enter the United States, you may want to stay. Visas for work or school only allow a limited stay in the country. Getting your green card allows you to stay for the rest of your life. As a permanent resident, you have the opportunity to seek...
The United States has a shortage of some kinds of skilled workers. Businesses in need of engineers, medical researchers and other highly-educated and skilled professionals may struggle to find the right candidates domestically. Sometimes, companies need to look abroad...
Staying in the United States as an immigrant can be difficult. You must comply with the rules set by the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS). You also need to avoid employment issues or criminal charges that would affect your eligibility to stay...
When you share a lot of property with your spouse, dividing it in your divorce will require substantial effort. Rather than trying to push through and complete the process as quickly as possible, it is more important that you pay attention to the details, as the...
In a divorce where you have a significant amount of property and assets to split, it’s important that you understand how you can protect your money and investments. You may be concerned about having to split up your retirement income, properties, investment portfolios...
Living in Pennsylvania during your divorce, it’s important for you to get to know the state’s laws. One of the things that may influence your case is if you have a child. If you do, then you should be aware of the custody rules that apply. As your child gets older,...
Filing for divorce leads to a lot of uncertainty. Unless you have a prenuptial agreement, you don't know what will happen with your property or who gets to keep the house. If you have children, your access to them will depend on how the courts rule in your custody...
