Can You Get US Citizenship Through Military Service?
Becoming a U.S. citizen is a dream for many immigrants, but the process can feel long and complicated. If you have a green card and are willing to serve in the U.S. military, you may be able to become a citizen much faster. Military service can open a quicker path to citizenship,...
Understanding Family Preference in Immigration Law
Family ties are one of the strongest paths to living lawfully in the United States. But immigration law doesn’t treat every family relationship the same way. Some relatives are given first priority, while others face long waiting periods before they can join loved ones here. If you’re thinking about helping a family...
Benefits of Hiring a Private Defense Attorney Over the Public Defender
Being charged with a crime can feel like your life is suddenly spinning out of control. You might not know who to trust, what to expect, or how to move forward. One of the most critical choices you’ll make is who will represent you.
While public defenders work hard...
What Happens if You Commit a Sex Crime While on a Visa?
Being charged with a sex crime is frightening enough. When you're in the United States on a visa, the situation becomes even more complicated. A criminal accusation can threaten both your freedom and your ability to stay in the country. At Central Justice, we understand how much is at stake. If you’re...
Co-Parenting With a Narcissistic Ex: Tips to Protect Your Child
Co-parenting is rarely easy, but it becomes even harder when your ex is narcissistic, controlling, or toxic. You may feel like you’re constantly walking a tightrope between protecting your child and avoiding unnecessary drama. At Central Justice, we know how overwhelming this can be, but you don’t have to manage it alone....
How to Prepare for Your Deportation Hearing
Facing a deportation hearing can feel overwhelming. We understand how much is at stake — your home, your family, your future. But you don't have to face it unprepared. With the right steps and support, you can stand in court with confidence. At Central Justice, we’ll help you understand the process, prepare...
Statute of Limitations for Criminal Charges in Florida
If you’ve been accused of a crime, the state doesn’t have an unlimited amount of time to press charges. In Florida, the statute of limitations sets a deadline for how long prosecutors have to bring a case against you. Once that time runs out, you may have a strong defense against prosecution....
What Immigrants Should Know About Assault and Battery Charges
Facing an assault or battery charge can be stressful for anyone. But for immigrants, the stakes are even higher. Even a minor criminal charge can cause serious immigration problems, including deportation or losing the chance to apply for a green card.
In Florida, assault is the threat of violence...
How to Defend Against False Rape Charges
Facing false rape allegations can turn your life upside down. It’s one of the most serious accusations you can face, and the consequences—both legal and personal—can be devastating. At Central Justice, we’ve helped clients through situations just like this. We understand what’s at stake, and we know how to fight back. If...
How a DUI Charge Affects Your Immigration Status
Getting charged with a DUI in Florida can be stressful for anyone—but if you’re not a U.S. citizen, the consequences can go far beyond court fines or license suspension. A DUI arrest may raise serious concerns about your immigration status, no matter what stage of the process you’re in. In this blog,...