The construction industry’s labor shortage isn’t new, nor is it news — at least, not to employers who have struggled for years to hire the labor they need despite record industry employment. Despite the challenges facing the U.S. as it recovers from the extraordinary setbacks of COVID-19, Texas remains an all-around powerhouse in job creation and population […]
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How to Stop Foreclosure in Texas
If you’re at risk of losing your home to foreclosure, there are steps you can take to stop the foreclosure on your property. Whether you want to hold on to your home forever, avoid the stain of a foreclosure on your credit history, or simply delay the proceedings so you can get a handle on […]
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Do I Need a Lawyer for a K-1 Visa?
Maybe you met on a sightseeing trip, or perhaps in a semester-long study abroad program. A friend’s destination wedding. A job training program. A whirlwind romance during what might have otherwise been a simple vacation or a match made by an international marriage magic-maker. Now, all that’s needed is to tie the knot — and […]
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How to File for Bankruptcy in Texas
Hardly anyone expects their lives to follow a path full of worst-case scenarios. Sometimes bad things happen — even when you work hard to do your best. So, when it comes to your finances, U.S. bankruptcy law has long been set up to help you brush yourself off, move on, and try again. How does […]
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Wednesday Webinar Series: How to Navigate the H-2A Farm Labor Contractor Process
This informative webinar focuses on “How to Navigate the H-2A Farm Labor Contractor Process,” hosted by attorney Kyle Farmer. Event occurred Wednesday, June 16th, 2021 at 10:00 AM CDT. About Kyle Farmer Kyle has a passion for teaching. He discovered this passion while working for Kaplan Test Prep as he finished his Political Science […]
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Who Gets H-2A Visas?
The United States has a long history of welcoming workers from abroad to support the agricultural sector. The first agricultural guest worker program — later formally called the Bracero program — was initiated in 1917 to recruit workers from Mexico to fill in the U.S. labor shortage during World War I. While this first-wave bilateral […]
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