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January 22, 2021

What Are Grounds For Dissolution of Marriage in Florida?

There are only two things in Florida that are grounds for divorce. Getting a divorce in Florida requires you to file what is known as a Petition for Dissolution of Marriage. Aside from basic details about the marriage and the parties in the marriage, you have to indicate a reason for the divorce. As practical […]

January 22, 2021

Uncontested vs. Contested Divorce in Florida

A divorce can be processed in two different ways. It can be uncontested or contested. Before filing for divorce, it is important for both parties to consider how an uncontested vs contested divorce in Florida will affect them and their family. When a married couple wants to end the marriage amicably, it means that they […]

December 23, 2020

What to Expect at a Same Sex Marriage Immigration Interview

When a U.S. Citizen files an immigration petition on behalf of their non-citizen same-sex spouse, the couple will need to attend an interview before a USCIS officer. It is important that you adequately prepare and get yourself organized for the interview. At the interview, the officer will review the applications filed as well as all […]

December 23, 2020

What is Tax Fraud in Miami?

Tax fraud is a serious charge and if you are being investigated, you need a professional tax fraud in Miami attorney. Keep reading to see tax lawyer, Rolando Casais Jr., explain what tax fraud is and how you can avoid it. What Is Tax Fraud in Miami? Tax fraud occurs when a business or individual […]

December 23, 2020

Have I Accrued Unlawful Presence in the United States?

How Do I Know I Have Accrued Unlawful Presence? Read on to hear Immigration Attorney Rolando Casais, Jr. explain what to do if you have accrued Unlawful Presence. There are two ways you could have accrued unlawful presence in the United States and Casais & Prias, PLLC. is here to explain what you need to […]

December 23, 2020

Am I Eligible for Naturalization?

There are many requirements you must meet, so you may be asking, “Am I eligible for naturalization?” We’re here to explain. Scroll down to hear Attorney Rolando Casais, Jr. explain the process of becoming a U.S. Citizen. The terms citizenship and naturalization may seem interchangeable but they are slightly different. Citizenship is given at birth […]

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