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I have a daughter that is 20 that is my preparer and translator. She is trying to help me get an EAD. I had one but it expired in 2007. I came to the USA legally with a visa in 2002. My EAD was in c09 status. All my documents have expired. My passport/visa. Parole paper, EAD. Also I’m here in... Read more »
More information is needed. If your EAD was based upon c(09) status, then it was due to a pending adjustment of status at that time. However, you never adjusted status. We need more information on what took place around 2007 that prevented you from becoming a lawful permanent resident before... Read more »
I am currently applying for Hungarian citizenship (my father was Hungarian), and the consulate wants a "Divorce Decree" or a "Certificate of No Appeal" instead of the Decree of Dissolution of Marriage. I am having difficulty in finding out whether these exist in Colorado or are... Read more »
The "Decree of Dissolution of Marriage" is the "divorce decree". That is just what Colorado calls a divorce.
the police reports states the rotted plank caught my foot pulling me down onto a rusty nail that ripped through my hand down to wrist i have lost use of that hand due to median nerve injury but the issue is its my dominant hand also the slam ruptured my breast implant that is silicone gel I'm... Read more »
I would be more than happy to help you. I am available right now at 9082797979 for a call or text message.
She keeps saying I can come down there and visit her but I'm not on any visitation papers or anyting and I don't want visitation I want to actually pick up my daughter and go to my house and bring her back in a day or so I'm on the birth certificate she's my daughter I just... Read more »
Thanks for your question! I would suggest that you reach out to a local family law attorney in your area (Dallas) as soon as possible.
If there has not been prior court orders, you will need to pursue legal action to establish paternity and visitation, custody, and child support matters.... Read more »
I know you cannot appeal simply because you don’t like the outcome but how does an appeal work if the facts weren’t all the way clear in trial and the jury does not believe the defense?
You have 10 days to file for a new trial or to alter or amend the judgment, and 30 days to note an appeal (if you file a timely 10 day motion, then the appeal time does not start running until after the court rules on the 10 day motion). Grounds for appeal specific to what happened in your case,... Read more »
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