Sometime after you've filed your application for a green card based on your marriage to a United States citizen, you'll have to face the "marriage interview." This is where you have to provide enough evidence to satisfy the interviewer that your marriage is real, not...
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Month: March 2017
Dealing with older kids’ independence after a divorce
It has been established that divorce typically has a negative effect on kids, but that does not mean the situation has to wreak havoc on your family. Every child will process a separation differently and react to it in her or his own way, but if you have older kids,...
Common post-divorce questions regarding support and visitation
When you settled your divorce, you probably felt a huge sense of relief to finally be done. However, when children are involved, a "final" decree isn't always that final. These are some common questions that parents often face after divorce at some point.1. What can...
Parental alienation syndrome: More than ordinary bad-mouthing
Parental alienation is a game with only one goal: to "win" the exclusive love of the children by destroying the relationship the children have with their other parent.Unfortunately, it's a game where there are always a lot of losers, chief among them the children at...
Dividing up collections for your heirs
How do you will away the collection of a lifetime?If you're a collector of any sort, you may have dozens, hundreds or even thousands of items belonging to your collection -- but it can hard to decide how (or even if) you should separate them out when it comes to your...
Nebraska bill aims to keep siblings together
It's hard enough to lose your parents—losing your siblings in a bureaucratic maze of oversights shouldn't happen at the same time.That's the basic idea behind Legislative Bill 411, which was introduced to the Nebraska senate by Senator Kate Bolz. Laws currently...