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The big day is Tuesday, November 3, where the U.S. gets an opportunity to end the chaos, nightmare and pure evil of the Donald Trump presidency and his henchmen and women in the Senate and Congress. Early voting has started in NY on October 24. Your vote is your voice. Your vote is your power. Eligible voters must vote now. Attorney Brian Figeroux discusses why we vote and why we should vote id we are able.

We are being warned about the pandemic hitting hard in the winter and that our darkest days are coming. Given the first wave in the spring being so unexpected, Attorney Brian Figeroux gives legal advice for families and seniors. Plus, we have to vote on November 3rd like our life depends on it because it does. This is the battle for the soul of the nation, our present and the future of our children. We have to end this nightmare of the Trump’s  presidency. We have to vote Biden-Harris.

What does the phrase “eyes wide shut” really mean? It seems to be a contradiction. It could mean that a person refuses to see something in plain view, because of preconceived notions of what this something should look like or what they would like it to be. And this frequently happens to naïve people. It also doesn't only apply to naive individuals as the definition is very much a play of words. It applies to those who choose to enter into or take on something and all the while are fully aware of the perils or dubious outcomes that may lie right before them. It sometimes can be an ignorance to the obvious and not listening to intuition. Are your eyes wide shut or are your eyes wide open?

October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month. Intimate partner violence is especially horrible for immigrants who depend on their spouses for immigration benefits. We call it Green Card Slavery. Thanks to VAWA (the Violence Against Women's Act) which is gender neutral and was sponsored by then Senator Joe Biden, there is hope through the Spousal Abuse Petition. This law shows the character of Biden coming up with a solution for women, immigrant women who benefit the most.  Attorney Brian Figeroux speaks on this, as well as children who are abandoned in the U.S., the orphan petition and other immigration issues.

Some deaths are avoidable through preventive interventions or timely health care. Differences in rates of avoidable mortality between population groups reflect differences in people getting the help that they need to address life-threatening health risks and illnesses. Black lives matter in health care. Attorney Brian Figeroux speaks  on health inequalities and your legal rights.

Typically, no one wants to file for bankruptcy. If you are struggling to meet your financial commitments and the COVID-19  pandemic has made it insurmountable for you, bankruptcy can be the right solution to handle your debts. Listen to Attorney Brian Figeroux explain how bankruptcy can be your financial bailout.

Empathy is defined as understanding and sharing the feelings of another. Attorney Brian Figeroux talks about being empathetic in helping clients with their legal issues.

We are strongly advising all immigrants to get in your applications before October 2, 2020 to avoid paying the increase in fees. Get a free consultation by calling 855-768-8845 or visiting www.askthelawyer.us

There is a foreclosure crisis in Brooklyn, amplified by the pandemic. Brooklyn is known as the foreclosure capital. Added to the issue, persons are losing their homes to deed theft and deed fraud. A part of the deed fraud, persons are signing their deeds for loans and money and even before short sales. Are persons, naive, stupid or victims of predators?