What To Do If You Can't Afford To Hire An Immigration Lawyer
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7 December 2015
If you are currently living in the United States and want to stay, or if you are working on immigrating the legal way, you probably want to hire an immigration attorney to help you with every step of the process. The process of immigration can be time-consuming and a bit frightening, and it's probably not something that you want to mess up on. If you don't have the money to hire an immigration lawyer, however, you could be worried that you will have to do things alone.
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3 Situations When Appealing Unemployment Denial Is Possible
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19 November 2015
One way that the government can provide you with financial assistance is with unemployment benefits. It is a way to help people that are laid off from a job, and you can receive the benefits by applying with your state unemployment agency. There are situations where your unemployment benefits can be denied, but you are not completely out of luck. It is possible to appeal the decision, especially when it is one of these 3 situations.
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A Couple Of Questions About Immigration Law Answered
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2 November 2015
Immigrating to a new country can be one of the most frightening experiences of a person's life. There will be a complex series of legal proceedings that must be navigated before the applicant will be granted citizenship. Fortunately, there are immigration lawyers that can help their clients to make it through this process, but if you have never used these services, having the following two concerns about these services answered should give you a better idea of how these services can benefit you during this process.
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Strange Actions Auto Insurers Take During An Accident Claim Process
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14 October 2015
Pursuing personal injury compensation after a car accident isn't always a smooth affair. There are many reasons for this, but the insurance company of the at-fault driver often doesn't help matters. Knowing why insurance companies act the way they do will prepare you on how to deal with them. Here are some of the frustrations you are likely to face, what they mean, and how to counteract them:
Delaying Their Response after Receiving the Demand Letter
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