Rights of Foreign Nationals 2010 Edition
ontents 1 Automobile Issues 2 Business Law 3 Criminal Law: Immigration Consequences Arising from Criminal Actions of U.S. Citizens and Noncitizens 4 Employment Issues 5 Family Law 6 Housing 7 Public and Financial Benefits 8 Tax Law 9 Noncitizen Juveniles: Special Rules and Challenges 10 Noncitizen Survivors of Crimes and Domestic Abuse 11 Estate Planning Editors Dagmar Butte, B.A., Carleton College (1987); J.D., Lewis & Clark Law School (1991); member of the Oregon State Bar since 1991; shareholder, Parker, Butte & Lane, Portland. Dick Ginsburg, B.A., Western Reserve University (1967); J.D., George Washington University School of Law (1974); member of the Colorado Bar Association since 1974 (inactive) and the Oregon State Bar since 1978; sole practitioner, Law Office of Richard M. Ginsburg LLC, Hillsboro. Teresa A. Statler, A.B., The College of William and Mary (1978); J.D., Lewis & Clark Law School (1991); member of the Oregon State Bar since 1991; sole practitioner, Immigration Law Office of Teresa A. Statler, Portland. Return Policy: Returns with receipt (packing list) are accepted within 45 days from the shipping date. Defective products will be replaced. Full refund for books with no visible marks, creases, etc., and in salable condition. Full refund for unopened CDs and audio and video products. Please send to OSB, Attention: Returns, 16037 SW Upper Boones Ferry Road, P.O. Box 231935, Tigard, Oregon 97281-1935. Questions? Call 503-431-6413; toll-free in Oregon 1-800-452-8260, ext. 413.
A new resource that addresses issues affecting foreign nationals living in Oregon, Rights of Foreign Nationals combines relevant statutes, rules, and cases on matters such as domestic relations, employment, personal injuries, criminal offenses, business law, and public benefits. This valuable reference will help lawyers avoid potential pitfalls, and highlights situations in which standard advice for a citizen client might be inappropriate for a noncitizen client. Highlights: n How is proper service executed on parties living outside the United States? n Which Oregon crimes are considered aggravated felonies that would render a client deportable? n How do federal and Oregon housing laws protect foreign nationals? n What types of public benefits are available to noncitizens? n How does a client s immigration status affect his or her right to relief under U.S. employment laws? n How do Oregon s new DMV requirements affect noncitizens trying to obtain a driver license or ID card? Rights of Foreign Nationals provides you with the guidance to know how the citizenship status of your client affects the proper handling of a case. A special thanks... It is only through the efforts of dedicated authors that we are able to produce legal publications: Amy Barnhouse, Bradley C. Lechman-Su, Carol-Ann Simon, Dagmar Butte, David N. Shomloo, Deborah Weston, Douglas D. Ballard, Les Bush, Mark Kinzler, Martin Cohen, Megan Dorton, Michael Dale, Michael Moore, Robin M. Quon, and Siovhan Sheridan-Ayala. Thank you
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