Are You Considering Getting Married for a Visa? Navigating immigration laws can be overwhelming and complex. At The Law Offices of Diron Rutty, LLC, we focus on helping immigrants and their partners find clarity in even the most challenging situations. Among the many pitfalls of immigration law is the concept of a “sham marriage,” which […]
Are Green Cards a Perk of Getting Married in NYC? For many couples in love, applying for a marriage-based green card represents a significant milestone in their lives together. It offers a path to legal residency in the U.S., opens doors to economic possibilities, and creates stability for families. However, the process is complex and […]
How Do NYC’s Sanctuary City Policies Protect Immigrants? New York City is home to one of the largest immigrant populations in the United States, with millions of residents hailing from across the globe. For many, NYC is more than a destination; it’s a refuge and a place to build their future. New York City’s sanctuary […]
What Legal Arguments Can Help Stop Deportation in New York? Deportation is a complex issue that affects not only undocumented immigrants but entire families and communities across New York. From the young children left without caregivers to the economic contribution of mixed-status households, the consequences are far-reaching and deeply felt. New York is home to […]
Know Your Rights as an Undocumented Immigrant in New York Living as an undocumented immigrant in New York comes with unique challenges. Uncertainty about your rights and fear of discrimination can make navigating daily life more difficult. However, it’s crucial to know that undocumented immigrants have legal protections, access to resources, and rights that can […]
Recent Changes to Child Support Laws That Might Help You For parents navigating custody and family law matters, understanding New York’s updated child support laws is essential. These changes have a direct impact on many families, from recalculating support payments to strengthening equality in parental rights. Whether you’re a divorced parent, part of a blended […]
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