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02/08/2026

03/22/2025

I like this! I had enough of government control!

02/08/2023

I did not make this up but it really lines up with my ideas.

I would tell my younger self to trust my gut to notice not just red flags, but yellow flags. In my younger days, I caused pain for myself and got taken advantage of a lot because I was around taker energy. I would tell my younger self to stay away from takers! Takers used me because I wanted to get the approval of people who were users. Noticing yellow flags that turn into red flags is important.

I would tell myself that people pursuing status can be dangerous, and people pursuing growth are better for me to hang around with. Growth is a MUCH more important life pursuit than status. Be careful of people who want to be famous. Fame in any field and wanting to have people like you is more seductive than growth, but in the long term, growth is better.

I would tell my younger self, despite the best of intentions, life is not fair. In life, you will get your heart broken. If you don't, you're just lucky. You will get betrayed. If you don't, again, you're just lucky. You can avoid a lot of heartache and betrayal by aligning yourself with people who are aligned with you.

I would tell my younger self to always put myself into work situations where I win if other people win. The only true win-win situations are when someone benefits by you benefiting.

Frankly, this is what lawyers achieve, but it may not be common in other businesses we own. So much of the business world is somebody winning at the expense of someone else losing. Avoid this the best you can.

I would convince my younger self to learn to love some type of physical exercise that will be sustainable in later years, rather than just consider physical work as exercise

01/26/2023

Immigration fees may increase.

04/22/2020

Note: At this time, the Executive Order has not been made public.
Here’s What We Know (As of April 22, 2020, 4:00 pm (ET))
On April 20, 2020, President Trump tweeted that he will be signing an Executive Order to temporarily suspend immigration into the United States as a result of the 2019 novel coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.
During a press briefing on April 21, 2020, President Trump announced: “This order will only apply to individuals seeking a permanent residency, in other words, those receiving green cards.” He noted that the order “will not apply to those entering on a temporary basis” and that “the pause will be in effect for 60 days” with the possibility of a later extension or modification.
President Trump later tweeted that he intends to sign the order on Wednesday, April 22, 2020.
To date, President Trump has neither signed nor publicly released the Executive Order.
Fact
• Routine visa services at all U.S. embassies and consular posts around the world have been suspended as of March 20, 2020. U.S. embassies and consulates continue to provide urgent and emergency visa services as resources allow. The Department of State (DOS) intends to continue to process visa applications for farm workers and medical professionals assisting with COVID-19.
• U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) has temporarily suspended in-person services through at least May 3, 2020, including in-person interviews and biometrics processing. USCIS staff will continue to perform duties that do not involve contact with the public and will provide emergency services for limited in-person situations.
• The U.S. borders with Canada and Mexico are closed for non-essential travel until at least May 20, 2020.
• With some exceptions, the entry of individuals who were present in China, Iran, the Schengen Area, the U.K., and Ireland, during the 14-day period before their attempted entry into the United States has also been suspended.
• Despite these limitations, USCIS continues to accept and process applications and petitions, including applications requesting an extension or change of status.
Fiction
• There will be a complete halt on all immigration into the United States.
o Based on what we know, there will NOT be a complete halt on immigration. President Trump announced in a press briefing on April 21 that the suspension will only apply to individuals seeking permanent residency and will not affect those entering the country on a temporary basis. The President also indicated that the Executive Order will include some exemptions. Finally, the President also referred to the possibility of extending the 60-day suspension and additional orders.
What Is AILA Doing
The American Immigration Lawyers Association (AILA) has urged the Administration to implement rational, policy-based measures during this national crisis. AILA previously sued USCIS seeking the immediate suspension of immigration benefit deadlines and the maintenance of status for nonimmigrants in the United States amid the COVID-19 pandemic. AILA is closely monitoring the situation, and will post any updates immediately on AILA.org.
What Our Office Is Doing
We are closely monitoring the situation and will reach out to clients who might be affected by the anticipated Executive Order as soon as we know more.
President Trump’s Executive Order to Temporarily Suspend Immigration into the United States – What Clients Should Know
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AILA is the national bar association of immigration lawyers comprised of over 15,000 members located in every state in the United States and worldwide.

12/15/2017

Our baby boomers need competent attorneys who are up to date with the new laws affecting estate planning. My clients do not need to worry about going to court and having their case dismissed. I have been taking care of elderly since 1995 and I do my best to inform my clients of their rights and options when it comes to long term care and estate planning. I can help my clients avoid probate when their loved ones pass away (having to go to court and paying a lot of fees).

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