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  Introduction If you have been living in the United States under TPS for a while, you might be able to get a green card if things work out well for you for you. If you are in a good spot and want to stay in the US forever, go ahead and apply for a green card. Once you get one, you will be able to do a lot more things in the US like work and live without any worries about being sent back. With TPS, you can stay in the US for a while, but the government keeps checking if it is still safe in your home country. If they say it is okay, you will have to leave. The government puts out updates about changes to TPS in the Federal Register. Right now, the countries that are still under TPS are Afghanistan, Burma (Myanmar), Cameroon, El Salvador, Haiti, Honduras, Nepal, Nicaragua, Somalia, Sudan, South Sudan, Syria, Ukraine, Venezuela, and Yemen. If you are eligible, you should apply to move from a TPS to a green card status as soon as you can. If you get it, you will be seen as a perm...

  Introduction Divorce can be super tough, and it can really mess with your head. When you are in it for the first time, it is nice to know what is coming next, as everything feels so uncertain and can be quite scary. While every divorce might be different, they do tend to go through the same steps, generally. One of the most difficult things anyone will ever have to go through is divorce. To take two people who once felt so happy together and watch them fall apart can be heartbreaking for everyone involved, and always with a wish that things could have been different. But even though it is hard and not without feelings, it is totally possible to part ways without making things worse or causing unnecessary pain. The onset of divorce may feel like drowning. It is totally normal, especially since you have heard all the advice from people who have been through it or have seen it on TV and in movies. So, what you think you know might freak you out. But with good information and s...