Supporters of immigration reform that includes of a path to citizenship say that the US is not as attractive a destination as it once was for illegal immigration.
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Prior to law school, Aimee Guthat had no idea there was such a thing as "immigration law," despite hearing references to green cards and immigration papers.
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UDM LAW CLINIC SUCCESSFULLY SETS ASIDE ORDER TO TERMINATE LAND CONTRACT INTERESTS FOR EXCLUSIVE POSSESSION AND TO QUIET TITLE
DETROIT, Mich. – December 17, 2012 – University of Detroit Mercy School of Law's Mortgage Foreclosure Defense Clinic successfully argued a motion today in Wayne County Circuit Court to prevent 70 Wayne County individuals and their families from foreclosure and wrongful eviction.
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University of Detroit Mercy School of Law Mortgage Foreclosure Defense Clinic is set to argue a motion to set aside an order effectively stripping over 70 Wayne County homeowners of ownership interests, leaving them faced with wrongful eviction from their homes. A large number of the affected homeowners are expected to be present for the motion hearing scheduled for Monday, December 17, 2012 at 9:00 a.m. at the Wayne County Circuit Court, Rm. #1901.
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Dec 7, 2012
UDM Law's Project SALUTE hosted its first annual Veterans' Legal Assistance Conference on Thursday, October 25. This half-day conference provided information to volunteer attorneys assisting veterans through Project SALUTE as well as any attorney interested in learning more about issues facing our veterans. For pictures of the event, please click here.
