On January 20, 2025, President Trump signed Executive Order 14160, “Protecting the Meaning and Value of American Citizenship.” The measure directs that the privilege of United States citizenship does not […]
In modern society, the participation of immigrants and undocumented workers in the labor market is an inevitable reality. They seek employment to alleviate economic hardship or maintain their livelihood, but
When Undocumented Workers in New Jersey Are Not Properly Paid Read More »
When a car accident occurs in New Jersey or New York, it’s crucial to understand which insurance will cover your medical expenses. Both states follow a No-Fault Insurance system, meaning
In New Jersey divorce cases, child custody and visitation (also called parenting time) are central components of the court’s judgment. A common question that arises is: If the court has
New Jersey: Can a Parent Be Forced to Visit Their Child After Divorce? Read More »
The Immigration Team at Song Law Firm would like to provide you with an update regarding the Department of State’s July 2025 Visa Bulletin. Please refer to the tables below
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As rideshare services like Uber and Lyft have become everyday transportation options, accidents involving these vehicles have also increased. However, unlike traditional taxi or private vehicle accidents, rideshare accidents involve
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In New Jersey, many people work under titles such as freelancer, contractor, or “project-based partner.” Some are paid by the hour, some sign “outsourcing agreements,” and others receive 1099 tax
New Jersey │ Am I an Employee or an Independent Contractor? What’s the Difference? Read More »
In real-world employment settings, some workers—especially those who are new to the job or worried about being laid off—may accept arrangements such as “low pay during training,” “cash compensation,” or
New Jersey │ Can an Employee Waive the Right to Minimum Hourly Wage? Read More »
In New Jersey, when one spouse dies without leaving a will (we call it “intestate”), the property will be distributed according to New Jersey Statutes Title 3B-Administration of Estates Decedents
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