My husband & I are truly grateful for the assistance of Brian and Nikki from the start of our filing process until the very end. They were meticulous, and straight forward which we appreciated throughout. Their expertise made our what could have been a rather stressful experience a lot less scary.
Brian and Nikki are both very professional, knowledgeable, and honest. Going through an immigration matter is a highly stressful process for most. I am very grateful for their support and guidance through this process, they made me feel very comfortable and at ease.
Brian Richards and Nikki (secretary) are an amazing team! I would definitely recommend them to any DACA recipient!!!
Brian Richards and his secretary Nikki were a fabulous team to work. My husband was a DACA (Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals) recipient and we applied for his U.S. Residency Green Card through his law office.
My husband, Ron, and I needed to file for his green card and with all the paperwork to do ourselves, we were pretty daunted by it all. Brian was a recommendation from a friend and we decided to go with him after a quick consultation call! Ron and I lived in West Michigan when we began our filing process.
I chose Brian Richards Immigration Law to help me with my immigration to the US. Brian always returns calls promptly and he made us feel relaxed through the entire process. My application was processed and approved without any issues. I made the right choice for sure.
My husband and me hired Brian Richards for my green card application because of his outstanding reputation as an immigration lawyer. Brian successfully completed all the necessary work with professionalism and integrity. I will look forward to continue working with Brian for my next step of my naturalization process.
If you do not have complex assets and only need a simple will, then you can do it yourself. This is not a good idea if you have many different asset classes, think that someone might contest it or if you have debtors who might try to take your assets. If you have any questions, it is always best to consult a legal professional.
A living will is an important document that provides instructions as to what type of care you would like to receive if you were to become unable to make decisions for yourself. This document tells medical staff whether you would like to be put on life support, given food and water only or whether you would like for them to try to resuscitate you.