YOUR LEGAL RIGHTS:

Are You or A Loved One in Deportation Proceedings? Have You or a Loved One Been Deported from the United States? If You Are a Derivative Citizen This is Your Deportation Defense. Ask the Lawyer Now. Call 855-768-8845 Today.
Citizenship is one of the most valuable statuses an individual can acquire, offering legal protections, civic rights, and national belonging. In the United States, the primary routes to citizenship are birthright (jus soli), naturalization, and derivative citizenship. While birthright citizenship is conferred automatically to those born on U.S. soil, derivative citizenship applies to children born abroad whose parents are U.S. citizens or become citizens after their birth. Read more at www.askthelawyer.us. To read the full analysis in our publication, click here.

When Can a Green Card Holder File for Citizenship, Its Benefits, and Its Role as a Defense Against Deportation under a Trump Administration in 2025
As the United States approaches a Trump administration in 2025, the rights and security of non-citizens are again under scrutiny. Immigrants who hold green cards (lawful permanent resident status) may find themselves vulnerable to shifting policies, increased enforcement, and the risk of deportation for infractions that might otherwise seem minor. For green card holders, pursuing U.S. citizenship represents not only an opportunity for enhanced rights and benefits but also the most robust defense against deportation—a critical consideration under policies that could prioritize immigration enforcement. Read more at www.askthelawyer.us. To read the complete analysis in our publication, click here, and on our immigration blog, click here.

An Attack on Marriage to Foreigners Supreme Court’s Decision in Department of State v. Munoz
The Supreme Court’s decision in Department of State v. Munoz underscores the tension between individual constitutional rights and the government’s authority over immigration policy. While the majority upheld the principle of consular non-reviewability, the dissent highlighted the human impact of such decisions, and the risks posed to fundamental liberties. Read more at www.askthelawyer.us. To read the complete analysis in our publication, click here, and on our immigration blog, click here.

President Trump’s Denaturalization Plan: Its Flaws, Racist Intent, and Unconstitutionality
President Trump’s denaturalization plan represents a flawed and racially charged policy that undermines the principles of equality, due process, and inclusivity enshrined in the U.S. Constitution. Its broad application, disproportionate impact on minorities, and potential for abuse reveal a troubling agenda rooted in xenophobia and voter suppression. Read more at www.askthelawyer.us. To read the complete analysis in our publication, click here, and on our immigration blog, click here.

Guardianship in New York Challenges When the Guardian is an Adult Child Living Abroad
Guardianship laws in New York City (NYC) and New York State (NYS) are designed to protect individuals—commonly referred to as wards—who cannot manage their personal, financial, or medical affairs due to physical or mental incapacity. In cases where an adult child, living outside the United States and not a U.S. citizen or green card holder, is named as the guardian, unique legal, logistical, and ethical challenges emerge. This article examines the guardianship framework in NYC and NYS, explores the complexities of having a non-resident guardian, and outlines possible solutions to navigate these challenges. Read more at www.askthelawyer.us. To read the complete analysis in our publication, click here, and on our wills and estates blog, click here.

Defending Naturalized U.S. Citizens Against Denaturalization: A Comprehensive Analysis
President Trump’s expansion of denaturalization efforts represents a significant departure from the historical principles of fairness, stability, and equality in U.S. immigration policy. The flaws in these policies, from racial bias to constitutional overreach, highlight the need for robust legal defenses and systemic reforms.  Read more at www.askthelawyer.us. To read the complete analysis in our publication, click here, and on our immigration blog, click here. 

BUSINESS MATTERS:

Introduction to Limited Liability Companies (LLCs), in New York State
A Limited Liability Company (LLC) is a popular business structure in the United States that provides business owners with the flexibility of a partnership or sole proprietorship while offering the limited liability protection typically associated with a corporation. An LLC is a distinct legal entity separate from its owners (known as members), meaning the members are generally not personally liable for the business’s debts and liabilities. Read more at www.askthelawyer.us. To read the complete analysis in our publication, click here, and on our chamber coalition blog, click here.