U – VISA: WHAT IS IT AND HOW TO APPLY
U – Visa is designed to protect victims of crimes who have suffered substantial mental or physical abuse and who are willing to assist authorities in the investigation and prosecution of criminal activity In 2000, Congress passed the Victims of Trafficking and Violence Protection Act. The purpose of this legislation was twofold: (1) to provide law enforcement […]
Five things you need to know about spousal support in Virginia
Whether you are seeking or contesting spousal support in your Virginia divorce, it’s crucial to consult with an experienced and knowledgeable Virginia family law attorney who can provide guidance and advocacy tailored to your specific circumstances. At Khanna Law we regularly provide successful representation to clients in their Fairfax, Loudoun and Prince William spousal support, […]
Issues within a Virginia Divorce
ISSUES YOU FACE IN A VIRGINIA DIVORCE AND SOME STRATEGIES TO HELP Divorce is an important life event that impacts your current and future personal, professional, and financial life. Here are some crucial issues you will face in your divorce case as well as some strategies to help you protect your assets and secure your […]
WHAT IS THE DISCOVERY PROCESS AND HOW DOES IT AFFECT ME?
Discovery is a standard part of every case in which each party “discovers” what the other spouse has in the way of witnesses, documents, evidence, and other information. Both parties have the right to seek discovery from one another so you can be assured that you are not being subjected to something unfair; in fact, your […]
Contested vs Uncontested divorce.
What is a Contested divorce in Virginia?A couple go through a contested divorce when they aren’t able to agree upon one or moreissues in their divorce case, e.g., Child support, spousal support, division of property etc. In order for a contested divorce case to commence, a divorce complaint must be filed by either party in […]
Form I-140 Applications for Immigrants with Extraordinary Ability
Form I-140 Applications for Immigrants with Extraordinary Ability 8 CFR §204.5(h)(1) instructs that a noncitizen, or any person on behalf of the noncitizen, may file an I-140 visa petition for classification under INA 203(b)(1)(a) as an alien of extraordinary ability in the sciences, arts, education, business, or athletics. Extraordinary Ability refers to a level of […]
Applying for U.S. Citizenship through Naturalization
Applying for and receiving Citizenship through the Naturalization process, is often seen as the culmination of an immigrant’s journey to the United States. One may apply for Naturalization if they meet the following requirements for application: Basic requirements for naturalization: If you believe that you meet the requirements for Naturalization and are interested in applying […]
EB-2 Visas and National Interest Waivers
Employment Based Immigrant Visas for Non-U.S. Citizens with advanced degree(s), or an extraordinary ability, who qualify for National Interest Waivers Employment based immigrant visas come in several categories. Here at Khanna Law, we have experience representing clients who seek an EB-2 visa and contemporaneous National Interest Waiver. In order to qualify for an EB-2 visa […]
Do Grandparents Have Rights to Seek Visitation with their Grandchildren?
Can Grandparents seek visitation with their grandchildren? In Virginia a third party who is a “person with legitimate interest” may file a petition for custody or visitation of a child. Virginia law defines “person with legitimate interest” broadly to include grandparents, stepparents, former stepparents, blood relatives and family members such as aunts, uncles or adult siblings. […]
What Is a Final Decree of Divorce?
What Is a Divorce Decree or a Final Decree of Divorce? A final decree of divorce is the court’s final order, ruling, or judgment that makes the termination of a marriage official and lays out the ruling of the Court regarding the issues in a Virginia divorce case. The purpose of a final decree of […]
