Spring is in the air, which means that the deadline for filing your taxes is right around the corner. Just about everyone in the country dreads April 15. That is, unless you will receive a refund. Then, you may look forward to filing your returns if you haven't...
What happens if I stay past my visa expiration?
On behalf of Monzón, Guerra & Associates, Attorneys At Law | Feb 21, 2018 | Blog
The immigration authorities you spoke with throughout the long process of obtaining your visa likely reminded you of the expiration date printed on the front of your document. They may have impressed upon you the serious penalties of staying in the U.S. beyond the...
Divorced? Better check state laws before relocating your children
On behalf of Monzón, Guerra & Associates, Attorneys At Law | Jan 23, 2018 | Blog
When you divorced, you were determined to make your children's best interests a central focus of the proceedings. You were proud of your children's valiant efforts to come to terms with the situation, and you wanted to ensure them of your support. You also wanted to...
Was your college student arrested for DUI?
On behalf of Monzón, Guerra & Associates, Attorneys At Law | Dec 26, 2017 | Blog
Whether your child is attending the University of Nebraska or any of the smaller private colleges in the area, you are undoubtedly proud of the fine young man or woman maturing before your very eyes. You may marvel at the conversations you can have with your child...
Is removal a word you fear?
On behalf of Monzón, Guerra & Associates, Attorneys At Law | Nov 20, 2017 | Blog
As you grow more accustomed to life in Nebraska and struggle to overcome your language barrier, you may learn the definitions of some English words that cause you to worry. For instance, like many immigrants (especially those whose paperwork is not in good order),...
3 surprising factors that could increase chances of divorce
On behalf of Monzón, Guerra & Associates, Attorneys At Law | Oct 28, 2017 | Blog
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...
You may be able to help catch a criminal and qualify for a U Visa
On behalf of Monzón, Guerra & Associates, Attorneys At Law | Sep 25, 2017 | Blog
When you came to Nebraska to escape violence and poverty in your country of origin, you never expected to become a victim of a crime in the United States. Quite the opposite, you likely dreamed that this nation held all the opportunities you needed to make all your...
Controlled substance classification impacts trafficking charges
On behalf of Monzón, Guerra & Associates, Attorneys At Law | Aug 28, 2017 | Blog
Facing any type of felony charge could cause you to potentially face severe outcomes if a conviction takes place. Drug trafficking charges typically fall into the felony category, but various details regarding your situation could impact the severity of allegations...
2 ways to potentially fight immigration removal
On behalf of Monzón, Guerra & Associates, Attorneys At Law | Jul 28, 2017 | Blog
Leaving your native country may have been a considerable step in your life. As you made your home here in the United States, you may have never felt the desire to return to your country of origin simply due to the better life you created for yourself here. Of course,...
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