Legal Immigrant

Finding help shouldn’t feel dangerous. Millions of immigrants and refugees avoid healthcare, education, childcare, and emergency assistance, not because help doesn’t exist, but because fear, misinformation, and language barriers make systems feel unsafe and confusing. The Immigrant & Refugee Non-Legal Resource Navigator is a plain-language guide designed to help individuals and families understand what support may be available and how to access it safely and confidently without providing immigration legal advice. This book focuses on real-world navigation, not legal strategy. Inside ...

What happens when a wayward lawyer makes a promise to a boy that he cannot keep? Things are not going well for Michael Collins. After narrowly escaping arrest for stealing millions of dollars from a former client, life back at Hut No. 7 in Mexico is hardly a vacation. The love of his life just dumped him and FBI Agent Frank Vatch is still on his trail. When a local boy’s father disappears, Collins makes a drunken vow to bring the missing man home. It’s a promise he doesn’t exactly remember, but it is a promise he intends to keep. Collins and his pot-smoking, mathematician friend, ...

In internationally-bestselling author Ronald H. Balson's newest audiobook, The Girl from Berlin, Liam and Catherine come to the aid of an old friend and are drawn into a property dispute in Tuscany that unearths long-buried secrets. An old friend calls Catherine Lockhart and Liam Taggart to his...

"They should just come legally." You've probably said it. Most Christians have. It sounds fair, reasonable, biblical even—respect the rule of law, follow proper procedures, wait your turn. But what if "coming legally" means doing the impossible? What if the legal immigration system our grandparents used no longer exists? In 1920, an Irish immigrant arrived at Ellis Island with $20 and a suitcase. Medical exam: 20 minutes. Legal inspection: 10 minutes. Admitted the same day. He followed the law. He "came legally." Today, that exact process is a federal crime. The Ellis Island system ended ...

2025!!! There are few things more intimidating than immigration law… but when you have the right guidance, you can navigate it with confidence and steer yourself toward a bright future. A record 46.1 million immigrants were recorded as living in the USA in the 2022 census—and that just goes to show you that your dream is possible. You dream of a free and exciting future for your family. Perhaps you have work opportunities stretching out before you, or maybe you’re here to reunite with relatives. Perhaps it’s your education you’re pursuing, or maybe you’re seeking safety and ...

In a world of rapidly changing values and traditions, an Indian woman enters into an arranged marriage to a man she barely knows and moves to distant Canada. Thirty-year-old Nina is an English teacher living alone in Jangpura, India. With diminishing prospects, she agrees to an arranged union. Her groom is the Indian-born Ananda, who lives in Canada. He once dreamed of becoming a doctor but settled for dentistry. He is lonely, and also in want of a spouse.

Embarrassed to realize that he has become a boring old pest, retired Canadian attorney Donald Dillenbeck decides to discard his cheapskate ways, leave his home town and squander his millions in the USA by indulging in a lavish upscale life. The old boy will soon learn that life-long habits of thrift are tough to break. Don will also discover first-hand that America has become a very dangerous place to travel. ABOUT THE AUTHOR: Durward Garbage is a pen name used by Canadian author and retired lawyer Donald W. Desaulniers to publish some of his shorter novels. Always a proponent of quantity ...

Does the mere mention of the word "lawyer" make you want to vomit? If so, then here's a story you might enjoy. Wentworth "Worthy" McAdams is the New York divorce lawyer every rich man needs, ruthlessly competent and armed with the instincts of a vicious pit bull. On the very day when Worthy finalizes a lucrative settlement for a difficult client, he finishes reading a novel about a fellow scoundrel attorney who retired and transformed from a greedy predator into a generous benefactor. Abruptly deciding to retire himself and move out of the city that loathes him, Worthy heads off to live in ...

Are you setting out on the ambitious journey of integrating into a new culture, seeking to optimize your opportunities for success in pursuit of the American Dream, searching for the ultimate guide to thrive in your new environment, or looking for material for community building? Your quest concludes here! Introducing the Ultimate Essential Guide for New Tagalog Speaking Immigrants to the U.S.—your compass to confidently navigating American life's complexities. Welcome to your new beginning—where opportunity meets preparation!

THE STILL POINT Book One of the Still Point Trilogy A dying woman. A buried truth. And the people who will do anything to keep it from coming to light. At sixty-eight, Grace Li has spent her life keeping things alive — her family, her work, and a single inherited plant that has traveled three generations and survived more than any of them. Then, on an ordinary October morning, a routine scan returns a verdict that turns the rest of her life into a countdown: a cancer that rarely gives anyone a second chance. What should be a private fight for survival becomes something far larger. As ...

WHAT HOLDS Book Two of the Still Point Trilogy The diagnosis was only the beginning. Now the truth is out — and so are the people who wanted it buried. Grace Li survived the surgery. What her family set in motion has not gone quiet. As the case that began in an Ohio hospital room moves into the open, the Li family discovers that surviving the threat and living with its consequences are two very different things. Across a single charged year, the cost of telling the truth comes due. There are depositions and dinner tables, a courtroom and a kitchen, a grand jury and a garden that still ...

At the edge of hope, justice must cross borders. When ICE tears families from their homes and war zones threaten the innocent, attorney Zachary Blake is called to fight for their lives. One story unfolds in Riverview, Michigan, where an undocumented couple raising children is handed the nightmare of deportation. The other takes him across continents, where a visiting mother and daughter vanish into the chaos of a warzone. Blake teams up with his immigration-law partner, Marshall Mann and ace investigator Micah Love to outmaneuver terrorist threats, government red tape, and real human ...