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January 31, 2023
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How The Expansion Of Title 42 Is Affecting Immigration In Florida

During President Biden’s recent trip to the southern U.S. border, he announced new policies that could affect immigration in Florida. Read on to see how those policies could affect you and your loved ones. Title 42 was enacted in 2020 as a public health order that allowed U.S. Border Patrol to expel those crossing the […]

December 28, 2022
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How The Growing Humanitarian Crisis Is Affecting Immigration From Central America

Immigration from Central America is nothing new but it has reached a level never seen before as a record number of people seek to gain asylum in the United States. In the fiscal year 2022, over 2 million non-Americans crossed the U.S./Mexico border into the United States seeking asylum. In Florida, one in five residents […]

December 22, 2022
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The 10 Stages Of Contested Divorce In Hialeah And How Our Family Attorney Can Help

If you are facing a contested divorce in Hialeah, you need to know how the process works. Here, our family attorney shares what you should know. You may think that getting a divorce is simple but it can be quite complex if you and your former spouse cannot agree on terms including division of property, […]

December 13, 2022
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What Is Your Co-Parenting Plan For Christmas Break? Advice From Our Coral Gables Family Attorney

The holidays are upon us, and if you need help formulating a co-parenting plan, our Coral Gables family attorney has some tips. Christmas break is a time of magic and making memories. For families dealing with timesharing, however, deciding who spends time with whom can be stressful. At Casais & Prias, our Coral Gables family […]

December 6, 2022
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New DHS Venezuelan Immigration To Florida Program Explained By Our Immigration Attorney

There is a new path to lawful Venezuelan immigration to Florida under a recent agreement between the U.S. and Mexican governments. Our immigration attorneys explain how it works. Immigration at the southern border of the United States has been surging for over a year. Many individuals looking to move to the U.S. are from the […]

November 4, 2022
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How To Create A Co-Parenting Holiday Schedule In Coral Gables

Holidays should be a time of joy for children without the worry of parents bickering over time-sharing. Let us guide you through the process of crafting a successful, stress-free co-parenting holiday schedule in Coral Gables. As a child, you likely looked forward to a holiday as a time to spend with your family and get […]

October 28, 2022
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How The Inflation Reduction Act In Florida Will Affect You

The Biden Administration has recently signed into law a major piece of legislation. You may be asking yourself what impact will be seen by the Inflation Reduction Act in Florida. We have the answers. Our tax attorneys at Casais & Prias have been fielding calls and emails concerning the Inflation Reduction Act and how it […]

September 26, 2022
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Before You Evict, You Should Know How Tenant Law in Miami Works

If you are a landlord and you need to evict a tenant, it is important that you familiarize yourself with tenant law in Miami first. Our eviction attorneys offer advice on how to handle this situation. Different states handle the landlord-tenant relationship differently, so it is important that if you are a landlord in Miami, […]

September 20, 2022
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How Do You Handle A Holiday Custody Schedule in Miami? Our Family Attorney’s FAQs

The holidays are right around the corner and you may have questions about how to set up a holiday custody schedule in Miami. Our family attorneys are here to answer our most frequently asked questions about holiday time-sharing. Fall is in the air, the kids are back to school, and the holidays will be here […]

August 25, 2022
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4 Reasons Timesharing In Miami Is Crucial To Your Parental Responsibility Case

Under Florida law, children of divorced parents should be cared for and supported by each parent evenly. Here is why timesharing in Miami custody cases are an important part of a parental custody agreement. Parental responsibility, formerly called child custody, is the way Florida courts determine how a child is raised after a divorce. The […]