Drug charges are serious offenses that could have a significant impact on someone’s life. In Florida alone, the state’s Department of Law Enforcement reported more than 134,000 arrests for drug offenses in 2018. If you are facing drug charges in Florida, the team at Magilligan Law is here to help. Contact our attorneys as soon as possible […]
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It’s not uncommon for individuals to experience the same pain or discomfort whether that be a backache or other complication. However, that doesn’t mean that medicine prescribed to one individual should be given to another individual who has similar aches or pains. Federal law states that no one is allowed to use medication that is
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Walking down the aisle to the person you love is something thousands of people do each year. For non-U.S. citizens, though, this commitment is not only allowing someone to be with the person they love but also potentially paving the way for them to become a U.S. citizen. Eligibility Requirements Getting married is an important
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Not everyone who requests a green card will receive one. There are several factors that could lead up to this or a mistake that needs to be corrected before applying for a green card again. If you need assistance obtaining a green card or help with a family member getting a green card, contact Magilligan
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Having a green card gives you certain rights in the U.S. However, even after you obtain a green card, you could be deported from the U.S. under certain circumstances. What Does it Mean to Have a Green Card? Having a green card means that someone is a permanent resident and is authorized to live and
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