Monthly Archives: April 2026
How to Establish Functional Limitations with a Veterans’ Benefits Claim
Many veterans struggle with daily activities, including bathing and cooking, while even more veterans have difficulty handling finances or housekeeping. To receive disability benefits, a veteran must do more than prove they have a physical impairment. They also need to show how their condition negatively impacts their life. Contact Empowerment Legal, PLLC, for assistance… Read More »
Are You Entitled to a Bond Hearing if Arrested by ICE?
After an ICE arrest, you might have the right to a bond hearing. The hearing works like bond hearings in criminal court. A judge will determine whether you can be released based on the risk that you will flee and whether you pose a threat to the community. This is one area of immigration… Read More »
Modifying Child Custody When Your Child is Endangered
Parents in Florida who fear for their children’s safety can often request an immediate court order. Child endangerment often arises when a custodial parent is dealing with substance abuse or a psychological disorder. In other cases, a new partner poses an immediate threat to your child’s well-being when they move into the home with… Read More »
New Rules for Refugees in 2026
The Trump Administration has spent the past 12 months adopting countless new immigration regulations. New rules are also in place for refugees. In fact, according to a February 2026 memo, any refugee who does not obtain a green card within a year must present themselves to the agency to avoid detention. We encourage refugees… Read More »