where i can finde attorney to help my son 1998 yer of birth US sitizen that live in Ukraine,bring civil action
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Find an international attorney or have your son move back to the US to petition the goverment.\nEither way it will cost a lot of money and it is doubtful that he would win.\n\nThe better way would be to send the story to the US media--like Fox news and hope they pick it up and bring attention to it.
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I volunteered for ayuda zillions of years ago. You need to call them and make an ppointment for an intake. They will decide if they can take your case or not because their resources are limited and also they do not take all types of cases and you must be low income or indigent. If they can not help you then I recommend you contact AILA (American Immigration Lawyers Association) and they can help you with a referral list. Both of their numbers are on the yellow pages or call 4-1-1 and ask for it. Both organizations' offices are in Washington DC.
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Check with an attorney in your state.
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If you know of an attorney in your country, that you trust, talk to them regarding the laws surrounding pensions and pension insurance in the Ukraine. If possible, I would suggest you get on the Internet, and contact Western European and/or US pension insurers, to see if they can sell you pension insurance, even if they aren't in the Ukraine. You never know, some of them may have representatives in your country. So, talk to an attorney there, get on the Internet , or do as he counsels you. Getting pension insurance may be a real smart thing, we're all pulling for the Ukraine, but many of your countrymen still want close ties with Russia. Russia, it seems, is backing away from democracy and capitalism a little, so, in 20 years, pension insurance may really help. Good luck and God bless! My compatriot below is asking you to buy stocks and funnel your money outside of the Ukraine, which is all well and good, if Ukrainian law allows it. One, you may not want to subject your pension money to the vagaries (ups and downs) of the US, or a Western European stock market, and second, Ukrainian law , as I've stated above, may not let you. Again, if you can try and find an attorney you trust and have them go with you(if they will) to , at least, talk to these representatives(Alico, Grawe, and others)as you have mentioned above, even if just to hear what they have to say.
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Go to handelonthelaw.com.  You can find lawyers there.
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Ask your state bar association they might be able to give you a referal.
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I would suggest you call legal aid.  It should be listed in the phone book, under the city or county gov't. section
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Tell him to go to the nearest embassy or consulate of his native country, they will help him provided he still has the documentation from his native country.\n\nOtherwise tell him to go the nearest ICE office and they will help him.
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Call the local bar association in that county.  They should be able to hook you up w/ someone who will take the case on a contingency basis.
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An estate or family law lawyer can help.  Call your local Bar Association for a listing of attorneys in your area.
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Call your local law enforcemet office and ask.
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Call a lawyer, you might be able to take legal action.
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GO TO THE marchofdimes.com THEY SHOULD BE ABLE TO PROVIDE ASSISTANCE OR AT LEAST SEND YOU IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION. OR DIVISION OF CHILDREN AND FAMILY SERVICES
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Frank,\nYou might try  Public aid. They maybe able to refer you to a public defender.\nTunes19572003@yahoo.com
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contact the office of child support in your county. i live in ft.smith and the office is located in van buren. DHS should be able to help
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I think you'll find all the information you need at this link:\n\nhttp://caselaw.lp.findlaw.com/scripts/getcase.pl?court=US&vol=372&invol=335
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speak  with the   local    american  embassy   they  may  be  able  to help