When you first got married, you may have felt that your relationship would easily stand the test of time. Certainly, you and your spouse may have had your differences, but you likely felt that you both could work through any issues those incompatibilities may have...
What tools can help me co-parent?
On behalf of Monzón, Guerra & Associates, Attorneys At Law | Oct 26, 2017 | Family Law
If you are like most parents getting divorced in Nebraska, the well-being and happiness of your children is a primary priority for you during this significant change in their lives. As you seek for ways to help them emotionally navigate your divorce and live after the...
Divorce could be genetic
On behalf of Monzón, Guerra & Associates, Attorneys At Law | Oct 17, 2017 | Family Law
As parents across Nebraska know, children are similar to their parents in ways many are unable to predict. A new study believes that children who have divorced parents may end up similarly divorced not because they are repeating their parents' behavior but because of...
Can I bring my fiancee or spouse to the U.S.?
On behalf of Monzón, Guerra & Associates, Attorneys At Law | Oct 15, 2017 | Immigration
If you are like many people currently living in Nebraska, you may often wonder about how spouses or engaged persons can bring their loved ones to the U.S. If you have either gotten engaged or married to someone who does not have citizenship or permanent residency but...
Sanctuary counties in Nebraska
On behalf of Monzón, Guerra & Associates, Attorneys At Law | Oct 1, 2017 | Immigration
America has long been proud of its heritage as a country built essentially on immigration. However, if you are an immigrant in Nebraska, you might feel that the country has forgotten about this heritage and its pride in that. It can be very important for you to know...
More people to need interview for green card
On behalf of Monzón, Guerra & Associates, Attorneys At Law | Oct 1, 2017 | Immigration
Immigrants in Nebraska hoping to gain permanent residence should take note of a new policy going into effect from the Trump administration. As CNN reports, US Citizenship and Immigration Services will be requiring more green card applicants to sit for an...
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