In this episode, we look into this great option if you or your client is in Removal Proceedings. This immigration process is a mechanism that immigration judges (IJs) and the Board of Immigration Appeals (BIA) have used for more than three decades to indefinitely suspend removal proceedings in appropriate cases and, if weren't enough, it comes with a Work Permit. Want to know if you're eligible? KEEP LISTENING!

“If there’s a cause worth fighting for, it’s this: children belong in families.” – Nicole Skellenger. Today, our very special guest and former client, Ashley Champman shares with us her journey through miscarriage and then, the adoption of her kids back in South Korea. She talks about how she feels her kids were born within her heart and the road to becoming the mixed family she always dreamed about, including feeling at home away from home.

Welcome back! Today's episode is really, really special, our guests: Immigration Judge Frazer and Ryan Walsh, have an amazing conversation about life, work, and ice cream. We want to thank everyone for listening and for taking the time to listen to what is like behind the other side of the desk, thank you, IJ Frazer, for all your advice!

Has someone ever told you something hurtful? Have you said anything hurtful to someone? Well, this episode is for you, the second agreement provides readers with a way to deal with hurtful treatment from others that they may experience in life. It advocates the importance of having a strong sense of self and not needing to rely on the opinions of others in order to be content and satisfied with their self-image. This agreement also allows readers to understand the notion that each individual has a unique worldview that alters their own perceptions, and that the actions and beliefs of a person are a projection of their own personal reality.

The immigration system is complicated in its own right. When you add in these myths, it’s easy to get off track and make mistakes that harm your chance of fixing your status so, in today's episode, we go back to U Visa - our miraculous immigration relief and the myths that sometimes prevent people from signing up for it. As you learn more about the United States legal system and the type of immigration you’re seeking, it’s easier to separate fact from myth with the idea of making the right decisions at the right time.

Have you ever heard of "The Four Agreements"? If you haven't, do not worry, for the following 4 weeks, we'll go over this amazing book that helps readers transform their lives into a new experience of freedom, true happiness, and love. In this episode, Attorney Hillary will go over the first, most important, and the most difficult one to honor, according to the author, Don Miguel Ruiz - Be Impeccable With Your Word. In essence, this agreement focuses on the significance of speaking with integrity and carefully choosing words before saying them aloud - GEEZ, this will be good.

Indyra came to the US from Venezuela with a dream, wondering if it was the right thing to do, she would soon find the answer after meeting the love of her life, her husband Diego, shortly after arriving in this amazing country. Here in the US, she has found hope, a second family, and a second home. She was able to fix her status through what we call "Adjustment of Status" and before the next presidential elections, she will be a US citizen. In today's episode, she will share her unique journey to her amazing life as it is today.

Also known as self-petition, VAWA (Violence Against Women Act) provides domestic violence survivors, men, and women, with the means that are essential to escaping violence and establishing safe, independent lives. As a victim of abuse from your U.S. citizen or lawful permanent resident (LPR) spouse or US children over the age of 21, you may be eligible to obtain immigration relief on your own but the first step is to talk about it.

Do I qualify? My spouse has never hit me. I don't want to affect my kid. Do I have to leave the US to fix my status? All these questions were answered in this episode.

YOU ARE NOT ALONE. Learn more here.

Harry Lopez, transformational coach, entrepreneur, leader in the consciousness industry, and founder of Launch Latinx, a mindset and business coaching accelerator program that champions extraordinary Latinx visionaries and coaches to access their limitless potential is our special guest today! He shares his experience as 1st Gen American, growing up Hispanic and becoming your unique and true self who deserves to DREAM BIG. Find more about him, here:

https://www.launchlatinx.co/

https://www.instagram.com/theharrylopez/

https://www.harrylouislopez.com/

The United States is a country of immigrants. And immigration isn't just about learning new things—it's also about sharing what we have with each other. In this episode, our guest speaker, Tara, is a fellow military wife who has lived all over the world and knows a thing or two about living abroad. She shares her favorite experiences with culture and language. How did she end up trying to poison her German neighbor? Stay tuned to find out!