5 Questions Every Estate Plan Should Answer 1. What will happen to my kids? In the event of a tragedy, this is the first thing that goes through every parent’s mind. Yet, despite this important concern, we often prepare more detailed instructions to our babysitter who will be watching our kids for an evening, [...]
An Introduction to U.S. Immigration Law, Part 5: Remaining Options This is the fifth part in our Series: An Introduction to U.S. Immigration Law. In Part 1, we talked about the distinction between immigration status and a visa. In Part 2, we talked about the distinction between immigrant and non-immigrant status. In Part 3, [...]
An Introduction to U.S. Immigration Law, Part 4: Employment and Business-Based Options This is the fourth part in our Series: An Introduction to U.S. Immigration Law. In Part 1, we talked about the distinction between immigration status and a visa. In Part 2, we talked about the distinction between immigrant and non-immigrant status. In [...]
An Introduction to U.S. Immigration Law, Part 3: Family-Based Immigration Options This is the third part in our Series: An Introduction to U.S. Immigration Law. In Part 1, we talked about the distinction between immigration status and a visa. In Part 2, we talked about the distinction between immigrant and non-immigrant status. Today, we’re [...]
An Introduction to U.S. Immigration Law, Part 2: The “Green Card” and the Difference between Immigrant & Nonimmigrant Status This is the second part in our series: An Introduction to U.S. Immigration Law. In Part 1, we talked about the important distinction between a person’s immigration status and their visa. Today, we’re going to [...]
An Introduction to U.S. Immigration Law U.S. Immigration law and policy has been in the news a lot lately. It seems that no matter where you look, you can find someone with an opinion on immigration. Still, there are a lot of people with a lot of questions. The reality is that immigration law [...]
Estate Planning for Young Families There is a common misconception that only wealthy families with a lot of property need an estate plan. This may have something to do with the term “estate” which often conjures up images of vast tracts of land or complex assortment of family assets. In reality, the word “estate” [...]
