Even if you weren’t injured in your recent car accident, your vehicle probably was. And dealing with the insurance company is sometimes a bigger mess than the accident itself. Here, we’ve got straight-forward answers to some of the most common questions about vehicle repairs. Should I use my own insurance for an accident someone...

One question that frequently arises for immigrants is the distinction between being a citizen and a permanent resident (otherwise known as having a green card). Although both citizens and green card holders have the legal right to live in the United States, the two commonly referred-to legal terms carry very different meanings. Citizenship Being...

On July 29, 2016, the Department of Homeland Security implemented changes to the original provisional waiver rule. The changes impact millions of undocumented immigrants who seek legal permanent residency and promote family unity by reducing the time that eligible individuals are separated from their families while they complete immigration processing abroad. The New 601A...

Being detained, regardless of the circumstance, is never fun and almost always a bit nerve-racking. Being detained when you’re a non-citizen only serves to increase the fear and uncertainty. If someone you love has been detained by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS), he or she may be eligible for an immigration bond....

Workers Compensation is every employee’s worst nightmare. If you’re been injured on the job, no matter how much your employer was at fault, you may be hesitant to file a claim, fearing any number of ramifications, from retaliation by your employer to losing in court and having to pay out. Fortunately, these fears are...