Legal Columns
Is It Safe to Use Credit Cards Before Filing for Bankruptcy?
Filing for bankruptcy is often a last resort for those overwhelmed by debt. While bankruptcy can offer a fresh start, the period leading up to ...
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Pedestrian Accidents in NYC: What to Do If You Are Hit by a Motor Vehicle
Pedestrian accidents involving motor vehicles are a serious matter in New York City, and if you are a pedestrian injured by a car, the process ...
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USCIS Updates Policy Guidance for Extraordinary Ability (EB-1) Visa Classification
USCIS has recently issued important updates in its Policy Manual, aimed at clarifying the types of evidence that can be evaluated for eligibility under the ...
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Choose the Proper Business Structure: C-Corp vs. S-Corp
Every business owner must choose a business structure for their business to operate, register and pay taxes. There are several types of business structures for ...
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What Should You Do If You Receive an RFE for Your O-1 Application?
During the O-1 visa application process, some applicants may receive an RFE (Request for Evidence) instead of a straightforward approval. This occurs when USCIS determines ...
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Do I Need to Compensate If I Damaged the Chanel Bag I Gifted My Girlfriend? | NJ
During a relationship, arguments often occur, and in the heat of the moment, you might end up damaging something—particularly gifts you previously gave to your ...
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The Crime Classes in NJ
In New Jersey, felonies are classified into four degrees, ranging from first-degree to fourth-degree felonies. First-degree felonies are the most severe, while fourth-degree felonies are ...
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Can You Apply for an O-1 Visa Without Any Awards?
Many clients who consult with us often lack confidence in their resumes and frequently ask, “Can I really apply for an O-1 visa if I ...
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The Expungement of Disorderly Persons Offenses and Relevant Convictions
NJSA 2C:33-2 is about disorderly conduct, which includes improper behavior like fighting, threating, and offensive language. It is a very common charge, and it is ...
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