Louis Haskell

Beware of Post-Bankruptcy Loan Offers: What You Need to Know Before You Borrow

A client of mine sent me the attached solicitation today. She wanted to know if this was legitimate. It is probably a legitimate solicitation if that is a thing. It is not associated with the bankruptcy court. There are companies that sell lists of contacts to marketers.  Among the lists that they sell are people […]

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An Unusual Win

During the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, I filed a Padilla motion for a client of mine in immigration proceedings.  At the time, the courts were basically dysfunctional, my client’s hearing was years away, and I also wanted to have a conversation with an Assistant District Attorney about the case, so I did not mark

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Don’t Just Pray, Get A Lawyer: Denial Notice May Not Spell Doom For Religious Worker’s Immigration Hopes

Receiving a Notice of Intent to Deny your visa application can be discouraging but it may not be the end of your journey to immigrate to the United States legally. In some cases, the United States Citizenship and Immigration Service (USCIS) may have sent a notice to deny based on an outdated or out of

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Where’s My Stimulus?

We have had a number of clients contact the office because they have not received their stimulus checks.  Fortunately, all they need to do is go to this IRS website  and hit the “Get My Payment” button and they can check their status themselves.  Unfortunately, we cannot do any more for them than that, so

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