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Marriage to a US Permanent Resident While Residing in the United States: Step by Step
If you are a permanent resident rather than a US citizen, it will take you longer to complete the immigration process for your spouse than it would take a US citizen. The post Marriage to a US Permanent Resident While … Continue reading
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The House Offers a Small Step Forward on Retirement Savings
The U.S. House of Representatives will soon consider the Setting Every Community Up for Retirement Enhancement (SECURE) Act of 2019, introduced by House Ways and Means chairman Richard Neal (D-MA) and cosponsored by a bipartisan cohort. The Senate Finance Committee … Continue reading
Marriage to a US Citizen While Residing Abroad: Step by Step
If your spouse resides outside the US, it could take 12 to 18 months before he or she is allowed to enter the US. If you are not married yet and you are planning to marry before filing your spouse’s … Continue reading
Oregon Another Step Closer to a Gross Receipts Tax Funding Public Education
Last night, Oregon’s Joint Committee on Student Success passed House Bill 3427, which raises about $2 billion over the next biennium to improve the state’s public school system. The improvements will be funded via a gross receipts tax, entitled the … Continue reading
Step by Step
One foot in front of the other . . .Northfield School Board v. Washington South Education Ass'n., 2019 VT 26By Elizabeth KruskaThis opinion can be boiled down pretty simply: if there is a statute that tells you what steps to … Continue reading
