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Odunlami Law Named to the 2026 Inc. 5000 and Expands Services to Include New Jersey Family Law
Odunlami Law Named to the 2026 Inc. 5000 and Expands Services to Include New Jersey Family Law
  FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Ranked No. 1,393 among America’s fastest-growing private companies, the...
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New Jersey Divorce After Nigerian Divorce: Can a New Jersey Divorce Fix a Problem With Your Nigerian Divorce? (Part 2)
You believed you were legally divorced in Nigeria. You later remarried and began building a new life...
Divorced in Nigeria? The Documents USCIS May Require Before Approving Your Green Card
Divorced in Nigeria? The Documents USCIS May Require Before Approving Your Green Card (Part 1)
You paid a lawyer in Nigeria. You received divorce papers. You moved forward believing your marriage...
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Can a Child Choose Which Parent to Live with in NJ Custody Cases?
A child cannot legally choose which parent to live with in New Jersey custody cases. While a child’s...
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How Long Does Divorce Take in New Jersey?
A divorce in New Jersey can take anywhere from a few months to over a year to finalize. A simple, uncontested...
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What Happens to a Child if Their Parent is Deported?
When a parent faces deportation, the future of their child can take many different paths depending on...
Immigration Deportation: Answering Most Common Questions
How to Fight a Deportation Order Issued in Absentia
You can fight a deportation order issued in absentia by filing a motion to reopen your case and proving...
VAWA Checklist For A Successful VAWA Petition
Can I Apply for VAWA If I’m Still Living With My Abuser?
You can apply for VAWA  (Violence Against Women Act) if you are still living with your abuser. You do...
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Can You Apply for a U Visa Without a Police Report?
Filing a police report is generally the most common first step in a U visa application. Individuals must...
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What Happens After SIJS Is Approved?
When Special Immigrant Juvenile Status (SIJS) is approved, it means USCIS has formally recognized a state...
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