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Kentucky Immigration Law Blog
Immigrants in Kentucky: Know your Fourth Amendment rights
If you're a naturalized U.S. citizen, you may have studied various amendments of the U.S. Constitution before taking your citizenship tests. However, there are people in Kentucky and elsewhere throughout the country who have been born and raised in the United States...
read moreRefugee status alone does not guarantee permanent residency
The United States is a haven for persecuted people around the globe. If you have refugee status in Kentucky, you and any family members who came with you have one year to apply for a green card. At Vickerstaff Law Office, we often assist clients in attaining U.S....
read moreImmigration, divorce and custody
Those working through immigration matters may be struggling with a number of concerns, especially if they have kids. Likewise, the same can be said for many people who are in the middle of a divorce. Sometimes, people find themselves dealing with both of these...
read moreDepression, hopelessness and immigration court
Recently, we have explored some of the emotional issues related to immigration court, such as high levels of stress and some of the consequences of being unprepared. In this post, we will look into depression and feeling hopeless, which many people have dealt with...
read moreImmigration court and the consequences of confusion
On this blog, we have written about the importance of preparing for an immigration court case. Unfortunately, many people are not prepared, and some who try to prepare themselves for their case may still struggle because they are confused with various aspects of their...
read moreImmigrants in Kentucky may experience these challenges
Life is definitely a series of ever-changing events. If you're one of many immigrants in Kentucky, you and your family may be going through some significant changes as you transition from life in another country of origin to life in the United States. At any given...
read moreImmigration court and high stress levels
When it comes to immigration court, there are a lot of different factors that people have to take into consideration. Every single case is unique and some are especially challenging. Moreover, some people may be facing unique problems (such as an anxiety disorder or...
read moreInternational relocation as a family
People move across the world for multiple reasons, but many instances of immigration are a result of family issues or involve family members. For example, someone may move to another country to live with their spouse, or they may have accepted a job in a different...
read morePreparing for immigration court
Any type of court case can be stressful, whether someone is going through a divorce or they have to appear in court because they have been accused of drunk driving. However, some court cases can be especially difficult to deal with, and this is very true for people...
read moreImmigration and stress management
For those who immigrate to another country, all sorts of hurdles may arise, whether they involve legal challenges, financial concerns or emotional issues. Immigration can be incredibly stressful, especially for those who are immigrating with their families....
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