# Corona Law Firm, P.A.

> Corona Law Firm, P.A.


## Posts

- [3 tips for helping kids during divorce](https://coronapa.com/blog/2022/10/3-tips-for-helping-kids-during-divorce/): Children whose parents are divorcing have to cope with a major life change. They’re likely counting on both parents to help them as they go through these.  One of the most important things to remember is that you must do what’s in the child’s best interests. This might not always be what’s easiest for you, but you must put them first.  #1: Use direct communication Direct communication between you and your ex can help to alleviate many misunderstandings. Never rely on the children to relay messages back and forth because it puts them in a difficult position. They have to remember […]
- [Chapter 7 vs Chapter 13 bankruptcy](https://coronapa.com/blog/2022/09/chapter-7-vs-chapter-13-bankruptcy/): Many people shudder at the term bankruptcy, but you shouldn’t. Bankruptcy allows people to rid themselves of debt that might be impeding their lives. With one quick finger snap (and some paperwork) you could be lifting a heavy weight off your shoulders after getting to know bankruptcy better. There are two common types of bankruptcy: Chapter 7 and Chapter 13. Both types of bankruptcy have their advantages and disadvantages. Here’s what you should know: Filing a Chapter 7 bankruptcy  Chapter 7 is typically the most common type of bankruptcy people file. Chapter 7 bankruptcy often clears out a large amount of […]
- [My ex won’t let me see my kid. What do I do?](https://coronapa.com/blog/2022/09/my-ex-wont-let-me-see-my-kid-what-do-i-do/): Child custody can be heavily contested during the divorce. In fact, it is not uncommon for this matter to be revisited even after finalizing the divorce. Life is never a straight line, and this can trigger a renegotiation of the existing child custody order. Another unfortunate truth is that some couples carry on with the bad blood long after the divorce is finalized. And sometimes, these conflicts revolve around access to your child. If your ex is violating the existing custody arrangement and, thus, preventing you from seeing your child, you need to take steps to remedy the situation. But first, […]
- [2 common injuries that result from motorcycle accidents ](https://coronapa.com/blog/2022/08/2-common-injuries-that-result-from-motorcycle-accidents/): For some people, jumping on their motorcycle at the weekend is a way to relax and catch up with fellow biker friends. Others use a motorcycle as their main mode of transport.  While there are undeniable benefits to motorcycling, there are also some drawbacks. As a motorcyclist, you’re more exposed than people driving in cars and there is little you can do about that, unfortunately. You are much more likely to suffer worse injuries should an accident occur.  Outlined below are some of the more common injuries that result from motorcycle accidents.  Traumatic Brain Injuries (TBIs)  Not all motorcyclists are legally […]
- [Bankruptcy comes from medical debt more than anything else](https://coronapa.com/blog/2022/08/bankruptcy-comes-from-medical-debt-more-than-anything-else/): Bankruptcy can happen for a lot of different reasons. For consumers, they often struggle with things like student loans, credit card debt, unexpected expenses and even home mortgage loans. A lot of times, each individual aspect of their debt seems sustainable – i.e., they can pay the mortgage or pay the credit cards – but the cumulative total is just too much to pay off. But these things are certainly not the main reason for bankruptcy in the United States. What you’ll find is that most Americans go bankrupt because they have overwhelming medical debt. It is cited in the majority […]
- [Can you be deported for a traffic violation?](https://coronapa.com/blog/2022/08/can-you-be-deported-for-a-traffic-violation/): If you’re an immigrant who hasn’t yet obtained citizenship, It is important to be aware of the potential consequences of both criminal and civil violations, as even a minor offense can lead to deportation.  A traffic violation may seem like a minor incident (and usually is), but it can have severe consequences for non-citizens if certain mistakes are made. How can a traffic stop lead to deportation? Everyone is familiar with that nervous feeling you get when you see police lights in your rearview mirror and a police officer motioning you to pull over. For many U.S. citizens and non-citizens alike, […]
- [Can you suffer a spinal cord injury without knowing it?](https://coronapa.com/blog/2022/07/can-you-suffer-a-spinal-cord-injury-without-knowing-it/): The human spinal cord is a tube-like structure connecting the base of the brain to the upper lumbar region via the vertebral canal. An integral part of the central nervous system, the spinal cord conducts nerve impulses to and from the brain. Damage to the spinal cord usually affects motor control and the ability to feel sensations. Most people associate spine injuries with paralysis, but that doesn’t always occur. An early diagnosis is critical Symptoms associated with spinal cord damage can manifest immediately or over time. When people feel okay after a crash, they may decline emergency medical treatment. The lack […]
- [Technical mistakes can play a role in your foreclosure defense](https://coronapa.com/blog/2022/07/technical-mistakes-can-play-a-role-in-your-foreclosure-defense/):  How you respond to a foreclosure notice will depend on your financial circumstances and the unique situation with your lender. Sometimes, homeowners facing foreclosure are not really to blame for the situation. The company could have made some sort of mistake when handling their payments or recording them. The result of those mistakes is that the homeowner now faces foreclosure despite sending payments or even having those payments taken out of their bank account already. For people in such circumstances, financial defenses are often the best solution. For others who actually missed payments, a technical defense against a pending foreclosure may […]
- [What happens during the naturalization interview?](https://coronapa.com/blog/2022/06/what-happens-during-the-naturalization-interview/): When you have lived legally in the United States and want to become a citizen, you need to go through naturalization. This process involves testing and additional background checks. You must provide certain paperwork to the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) and then attend an interview.  The USCIS interview before naturalization is crucial to your success or failure when seeking United States citizenship. Many people put off becoming citizens because they worry about the interview process. Once you know what happens during the interview, you can begin to prepare.  What can you expect during your naturalization interview?  Questions about […]
- [Stay safe driving in intense heat](https://coronapa.com/blog/2022/06/stay-safe-driving-in-intense-heat/): There are many risks people face when driving in hot weather. Florida is warm all year, but there are times when heat waves make it a little more dangerous to be out in your vehicle. Good car maintenance can make a world of difference for drivers in hot climates, but that’s not all you need to do to stay safe. Here are several things to keep in mind as temperatures heat up. Your car’s fluids need to be topped off…and you should drink more, too The summer is a great time to check your vehicle’s fluids more often. Check the coolant, […]
- [After divorce can I file for bankruptcy?](https://coronapa.com/blog/2022/06/after-divorce-can-i-file-for-bankruptcy/): Divorce can turn everything upside down, or at least it may seem that way. Some people find that following their divorce, they cannot keep up with their financial obligations. This often leads to them filing bankruptcy. Chapter 7 bankruptcy can help you get back on your feet by discharging your unsecured debt. However, there are some debts that you cannot include in your plans. What is non-dischargeable debt? U.S. bankruptcy code does not allow you to include non-dischargeable debt when you file for bankruptcy. These types of debt include: Child support and alimony are considered non-dischargeable debts. If your ex was […]
- [How to stand out as a motorcyclist](https://coronapa.com/blog/2022/05/how-to-stand-out-as-a-motorcyclist/): One of the keys to staying safe on the roads is visibility, and this applies particularly to motorcyclists. Not only do you need to be able to see what’s coming, but other drivers must be able to see you. One of the most common excuses used when drivers run into motorcyclists is that they did not see them. How can you make yourself stand out as a motorcyclist? The color of the bike As well as considering what looks pleasing aesthetically, you may want to think about bright colors that can make you stand out. Drivers are much more likely to […]
- [3 reasons you need to sign a prenup before getting married](https://coronapa.com/blog/2022/05/3-reasons-you-need-to-sign-a-prenup-before-getting-married/): Pretty much everyone gets into a marital relationship with the hope that the union will last a lifetime. Unfortunately, this is not always the case as some marriages end up in divorce. And when this happens, one of the conflicts that most divorcing couples grapple with has to do with property division. A prenuptial agreement is a binding document that couples sign before marriage with the goal of protecting personal property from marital property should the marriage collapse. Here are three benefits of signing a prenup before tying the knot. Start off your marriage on the same page Finances, assets and […]
- [Who determines medical matters for your child when you divorce?](https://coronapa.com/blog/2022/05/who-determines-medical-matters-for-your-child-when-you-divorce/): When you are married, and your child gets injured or falls ill, you typically work together as parents to get your child the medical care they need. Once you divorce, things can become more complicated. The important thing is still to do what is best for your child. Yet you might not agree on what this is, and personal differences of opinion can make getting your child the treatment they need more complicated. For example, if one parent is anti-vaccine, or one parent has specific religious beliefs that they believe forbid certain treatment for your child. What does Florida law say […]
- [Why are trucks so dangerous?](https://coronapa.com/blog/2022/05/why-are-trucks-so-dangerous/): If you asked drivers what one vehicle they worry most about when driving, the majority would say semitrucks. Here is why they are right to be scared of them: Truck drivers spend more time at the wheel than almost anyone else Everyone has limits on how long they can do something before they get tired. While truck drivers are used to long hours at the wheel, they spend so much time there that it is impossible not to get exhausted at some point. It only takes a driver’s eyelids to close for a second for them to lose control and cause […]
- [Can a brain injury lead to severe personality changes?](https://coronapa.com/blog/2022/05/can-a-brain-injury-lead-to-severe-personality-changes/): While there is still much mystery surrounding how the brain works, researchers have made great strides in recent decades to unravel how certain functions and operations are tied together. After a serious traumatic brain injury (TBI), victims will likely suffer numerous categories of injuries each with their own devastating symptoms. Medical professionals classify TBI symptoms into three categories: physical, cognitive and emotional. Physical symptoms are those with a bodily component such as a headache or loss of balance. Cognitive symptoms are those with neurological elements such as memory loss, trouble making decisions or loss of speech capacity. Emotional symptoms can run […]
- [It is possible to have your child custody orders modified?](https://coronapa.com/blog/2022/04/it-is-possible-to-have-your-child-custody-orders-modified/): Parenting might not always work out, even if you have shared custody of the children with your co-parent. You may find it difficult to discharge your parental duties when your co-parent is constantly flouting the terms of the custody order. In such a case, the court can modify the current custody orders to ensure that you are both involved in the upbringing of the child. When can this happen? The court will only modify custody orders if there has been a drastic change in circumstances in either the children or the parents and the modification is in the children’s best interests. […]
- [Does your motorcycle helmet need to be brand new?](https://coronapa.com/blog/2022/03/does-your-motorcycle-helmet-need-to-be-brand-new/): It is not compulsory for those who are over 21 to wear a motorcycle helmet in Florida, but many riders still choose to do so. Thorough research has been conducted that appears to show helmets can make a huge difference in terms of personal safety. It is important to remember that the condition a helmet is in plays a pivotal role in how effective it is in helping to prevent severe injuries. You take a risk when purchasing a second-hand helmet. How do you know that it has not been in an accident before? Outlined below are some checks you can perform […]
- [Can you file bankruptcy if you’re not a U.S. citizen?](https://coronapa.com/blog/2022/03/can-you-file-bankruptcy-if-youre-not-a-u-s-citizen/): Nobody wants to file bankruptcy – but the protection exists in U.S. law because the government recognizes that life gets complicated. Things happen, and financial disasters can be the result. Both ordinary and exalted people have found themselves filing for bankruptcy over the years, but what about an immigrant? If you’re not (yet) a citizen of this country, can you take advantage of bankruptcy laws? There’s no rule that prohibits an immigrant from filing bankruptcy The federal bankruptcy code states that anyone who “resides, has a domicile, a place of business, or property in the United States” qualifies as a debtor […]
- [How common are slip-and-fall accidents? ](https://coronapa.com/blog/2022/02/how-common-are-slip-and-fall-accidents/): There are numerous ways that a person can get injured through no fault of their own. Cars often clash with other vehicles, pedestrians or cyclists, causing severe injuries to affected parties.  It may come as a surprise, but slip-and-fall accidents are another common source of injury. What makes these incidents so dangerous is that they can essentially happen to anyone in any location. So, exactly how dangerous are these types of accidents and just how common are they?  Monitoring emergency room visits The number of emergency room visits due to slip-and-fall accidents is startling and provides a clear indication of just […]
- [What is the top reason that people in cars cause motorcycle crashes?](https://coronapa.com/blog/2022/02/what-is-the-top-reason-that-people-in-cars-cause-motorcycle-crashes/): Collisions in traffic occur for all kinds of reasons. Inclement weather could lead to a driver losing control of their vehicle. Alcohol impairment or drugs could affect someone’s reaction time. Speeding, distraction and fatigue can all make a significant crash more likely. However, motorcycle crashes are different than the average motor vehicle collision. Often, the person in the bigger vehicle causes the crash, and when they do, they almost always give the same excuse for why they caused the wreck. What is the reason many drivers try to give explaining why they hit a motorcycle? Drivers fail to see motorcycles that […]
- [Why is it best for the children to see both parents?](https://coronapa.com/blog/2022/02/why-is-it-best-for-the-children-to-see-both-parents/): Any time you look into the child’s best interests during a divorce, you will find that the modern view states that the children are better off to see both of their parents. This is why there has been such a shift from sole custody, which often just went to mothers, to shared custody. This means that both parents are involved in the process, even if that split is not perfectly down the middle. Have you ever wondered why this is? Why is it that the courts are on the side of shared custody, and why do they think that it’s best […]
- [Obtaining U.S. citizenship for a foreign-born adopted child](https://coronapa.com/blog/2022/01/obtaining-u-s-citizenship-for-a-foreign-born-adopted-child/): Many Americans choose to adopt a child from another country because they’re in desperate need of a good home. Conditions in many countries around the world are beyond anything that most Americans can imagine. Children and infants who have lost their parents are often among those who suffer the most. If you’re considering bringing a child from another country into your family, there are a number of specific legal processes you need to complete – some dependent on the child’s country of birth. Another concern that many prospective adoptive parents have is how difficult it will be for their child to […]
- [The importance of the 341 meeting in the bankruptcy process](https://coronapa.com/blog/2022/01/the-importance-of-the-341-meeting-in-the-bankruptcy-process/): Filing for bankruptcy can be a daunting and confusing process. The more you understand about what is going on, the better you’ll feel about the choice you’ve made. The bankruptcy code has a language all its own. You’ll be hearing a lot of new terms. One of them is a “341 meeting.” It typically takes place about a month after the bankruptcy filing, once your financial documents and other paperwork have been reviewed by your court-appointed bankruptcy trustee. The number 341 simply refers to the section of the bankruptcy code where it’s detailed. Who attends the meeting? A 341 meeting is […]
- [Don’t neglect your finances when you get divorced](https://coronapa.com/blog/2021/12/dont-neglect-your-finances-when-you-get-divorced/): Although it may not be the first item on your to-do list when you are getting ready for a divorce, reviewing all aspects of your finances thoroughly as you transition to singlehood should definitely be a priority. Understandably, you will be very busy now. You may have to attend to your kids, who are probably reeling from the shock of learning that you and your spouse are going your separate ways. Maybe you intend to depart the family home and settle elsewhere. You could be fumbling for a painless way of letting people know about the turmoil in your private life. […]
- [3 possible ways homeowners can stop the home foreclosure process](https://coronapa.com/blog/2021/12/3-possible-ways-homeowners-can-stop-the-home-foreclosure-process/): Even if you have only lived there for a few months, you have probably invested thousands of dollars in your home. You made a down payment on the property and have since made mortgage payments. You also may have upgraded the windows or replaced wooden siding that featured peeling paint with bright new vinyl siding. All of those investments could disappear in an instant if your lender successfully forecloses on your home. When you think foreclosure could be in your future or when your lender sends you notice of foreclosure proceedings, planning to defend your home could help you preserve what […]
- [How can you make parenting easier during a separation?](https://coronapa.com/blog/2021/12/how-can-you-make-parenting-easier-during-a-separation/): The decision to leave a romantic relationship isn’t ever easy. It gets even more complicated when there are children involved. One thing that you must remember when you’re in this position is that your children have to come first.  When you separate from your ex, it’s easy to allow the focus to become making things more difficult for each other. This isn’t in the best interests of the children because they will likely feel the negativity that’s going on. Consider these tips to help you make the most of a parenting relationship during a separation.  Set the schedule One of the […]
- [The psychology of boredom and car accidents](https://coronapa.com/blog/2021/11/the-psychology-of-boredom-and-car-accidents/): Some studies have found that those who suffer from chronic boredom may live shorter lives than those who do not. This helps to illustrate the role that it plays in our lives, and all of us have felt bored at times, to one degree or another.  This boredom can have a drastic impact on our lives in many areas, including when we’re in the car.  Are bored people more likely to cause car accidents?  Impulsive people are often bored  As one expert wrote, those with a naturally impulsive mindset are often bored. This mindset is one that pushes them to seek […]
- [Bouncing back from bankruptcy](https://coronapa.com/blog/2021/11/bouncing-back-from-bankruptcy/): Filing for bankruptcy can feel like you’ve hit rock bottom. The prospect of bouncing back and restoring your financial stability can seem daunting, but it is not impossible. The first step you need to take is to realize that there is life after bankruptcy, and if anything, you should use it as a launching pad for the future. Taking control of your finances following a bankruptcy is the best way to go about it. How well the future pans out depends on the actions you take in the present. Thousands of people file for bankruptcy every year, so you are not […]
- [Will you get deported if you get divorced?](https://coronapa.com/blog/2021/10/will-you-get-deported-if-you-get-divorced/): You came to the United States to get an education, so you used a student visa. While in college, you met your future spouse. The two of you got married fairly young, but doing so allowed you to get a green card and stay in the U.S. long after your visa expired.  Now your spouse has asked for a divorce. You are sad to see the relationship end, but it feels like the right time for it. What you’re really worried about is your immigration status. You got that green card because you married a citizen. Are you now going to […]
- [Living with a traumatic brain injury after an auto accident](https://coronapa.com/blog/2021/10/living-with-a-traumatic-brain-injury-after-an-auto-accident/): When you’re involved in a car crash, there are various forces at play that may cause you serious harm. You could be struck by debris, have injuries from the airbag or seat belt and could have wounds from the impact and force itself. Among the worst potential issues of auto collisions are traumatic brain injuries. Traumatic brain injuries may vary from mild to acute. There are also different types that you could suffer from. What kinds of traumatic brain injuries are there? Some of the most common kinds of traumatic brain injuries that occur in auto collisions include: Contusions, or bruising […]
- [Can listening to the radio cause a car accident?](https://coronapa.com/blog/2021/10/can-listening-to-the-radio-cause-a-car-accident/): Do you generally get into the car and turn the radio on before you even pull out of the driveway? Do you just leave it on all of the time so that it starts up as soon as you start the car? If so, you’re definitely not alone. The majority of drivers listen to something when they drive, and many of them choose music. Even if it’s not the radio, they may stream music from their phones through a Bluetooth connection or (in older cars) use CD players and tape decks.  But does that music have an impact on their ability […]
- [What should you do if it’s time to divorce?](https://coronapa.com/blog/2021/10/what-should-you-do-if-its-time-to-divorce/): Most people know what to do if they are preparing for a storm to hit or if they are girding for another kind of natural disaster. If you live in Florida and you see divorce as your only way to escape from a deteriorating marriage, you may not even begin to realize all the large and small tasks ahead. To put it in business-type terms: Divorce is a major restructuring of each aspect of your life and it’s time to get prepared.  Start out organized and think ahead If you had a formal wedding when you married, you probably remember that […]
- [Ways immigrants may avoid removal from the U.S.](https://coronapa.com/blog/2021/09/ways-immigrants-may-avoid-removal-from-the-u-s/): When you came to the United States, you knew that you were making a huge change to your life and that of your family. You may have tried to do everything right, having every piece of paper you needed and following every immigration law or regulation. Or, you may have immigrated to the U.S., becoming an undocumented individual. If you came here with your parents as a child, you may have one defense against deportation. Even if you tried to do everything right, you may be deported Every day, you may have been aware that you needed to do everything just […]
- [Foreclosures are set to rise, but lawmakers could halt some](https://coronapa.com/blog/2021/09/foreclosures-are-set-to-rise-but-lawmakers-could-halt-some/): The last year and a half have been undeniably rough for a lot of folks. Experts expect foreclosures to start rising as 2021 draws to a close. There are already some troubling signs that their expectations are true: While foreclosure filings were down 4% in July from the previous month, they’re still a whopping 40% higher than they were this time last year. Who is likely to be hit the hardest? Experts say that they anticipate foreclosures to be highest on properties that are already abandoned and those already in default on their mortgages before the government’s moratorium on such actions […]
- [What you need to know about how immigration court operates](https://coronapa.com/blog/2021/08/what-you-need-to-know-about-how-immigration-court-operates/): At last count, there was a backlog of at least three-quarters of a million cases on the U.S. Immigration Court’s dockets. It may take months for a judge to hear a case for the first time. Any instance in which an immigrant appeals a ruling may add a few months or years in processing. Many of the pending cases involve individuals either in detention or awaiting deportation. While this court is unique in terms of how long it takes cases, there are countless ways this system is different from others. It’s hard to know what charges an immigrant faces If immigration officials […]
- [How can a Chapter 7 bankruptcy help you?](https://coronapa.com/blog/2021/08/how-can-a-chapter-7-bankruptcy-help-you/): If you are struggling to make ends meet and have fallen behind on your bills, it can be a very difficult situation to be in. You may not be sure how you’re going to afford rent or might have been affected at work by a collector calling to connect with you. In this situation, it’s a good idea to start looking into bankruptcy. A Chapter 7 bankruptcy may help you resolve the debts that you have in your name so that you can get a fresh financial start. Will I lose everything in Chapter 7 bankruptcy? Some people worry that they […]
- [What are the grounds for annulment in Florida?](https://coronapa.com/blog/2021/08/what-are-the-grounds-for-annulment-in-florida/): “Annulment” may mean different things to different people. Strictly speaking, an annulment may be granted under conditions where the marriage never occurred. The legal meaning refers to several types of circumstances that mean the marriage was never valid. “Annulment” may also have religious meanings to members of the Catholic church. Once someone has been granted a divorce by the court, they may decide to apply for an annulment through the Catholic church. The conditions for this type of annulment are different from those for a legal annulment. In Florida, the legal grounds for annulment may include: A lack of consent because […]
- [What causes most car accidents? It’s simpler than you think](https://coronapa.com/blog/2021/07/what-causes-most-car-accidents-its-simpler-than-you-think/): You’re involved in a car accident caused by a drunk driver. When you tell your friends, one of them mentions that they were recently hit by a distracted driver. Another notes that they got injured in an accident when someone ran a red light.  It starts to feel like there are so many different causes of car accidents that you can never really avoid them. But is that true? There is actually a simpler way to look at it, and you’ll find that just one thing causes most of these accidents.  Human drivers make mistakes Roughly 90% of car accidents are […]
- [Safety tips for cyclists](https://coronapa.com/blog/2021/07/safety-tips-for-cyclists/): Cyclists need to learn to ride as safely as they can because of their own vulnerability. If a driver causes an accident, it is almost guaranteed that the cyclist is the one who will be seriously injured in that crash. Similar to defensive driving, defensive riding takes on a new importance. This is not to say that you, as a cyclist, are at fault if someone else causes an accident. But your goal is to avoid injury first and foremost, and these tips can help you do it. If they’re not enough and you get injured by a negligent driver anyway, […]
- [Biden releases statement reaffirming support for DACA on law’s 9th anniversary](https://coronapa.com/blog/2021/06/biden-releases-statement-reaffirming-support-for-daca-on-laws-9th-anniversary/): The White House came out with a statement on June 15th, 2021, reaffirming the administration’s support for DACA (Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals). This statement was released to coincide with the 9th anniversary of the original signing of DACA by former President Obama.   Since DACA was created in 2012, over 800,000 immigrant youth who came to the United States as children have been allowed to remain in the country and work lawfully, pursue their educational goals and maintain the hope that one day they will be able to obtain full citizenship.   The Biden Administration still stresses in the statement that to create long-term and permanent immigration reform with a […]
- [Is bankruptcy an option when you’re behind on credit card payments?](https://coronapa.com/blog/2021/06/is-bankruptcy-an-option-when-youre-behind-on-credit-card-payments/): If you are behind on your credit card payments, one of the options may be to use bankruptcy to resolve those debts. This can be an excellent choice if you don’t have enough income coming in to pay down what you owe or you’re unable to work out a new payment plan or settlement with the credit card company. There are a few things you should know about bankruptcy, though. First, bankruptcy is likely to damage your credit score significantly. That means that you most likely won’t be able to get credit in the future, which could hurt your ability to […]
- [Does your health impact your custody arrangement? ](https://coronapa.com/blog/2021/06/does-your-health-impact-your-custody-arrangement/): There are many factors that play into child custody arrangements when two parents decide to get divorced. As often as possible, the court focuses on the best interests of the children, and not necessarily the wishes of the parents.  If you’re working to get custody of your children, you may wonder if your health is part of this equation. What does it mean for your children’s best interests and your rights as a parent? Be honest about your health, as it can play a role When you go to court, be honest about your health. Remember that the “mental and physical […]
- [Does no-fault insurance mean you can't ask for compensation?](https://coronapa.com/blog/2021/05/does-no-fault-insurance-mean-you-cant-ask-for-compensation/): Some states have no-fault motor vehicle insurance that covers the person who carries the policy. Other states have liability policies that cover those affected by a crash caused by a policyholder. Florida has a hybrid system for its motor vehicle insurance requirements. Drivers have to carry liability-based property damage protection and no-fault personal injury protection (PIP). Does that no-fault coverage mean you can’t bring an injury-related claim against another driver? Your PIP won’t cover all of your costs Depending on how much insurance coverage you have, you may only have $10,000 worth of PIP coverage. That coverage will pay for your medical […]
- [How the courts determine shared parenting in a Florida divorce](https://coronapa.com/blog/2021/05/how-the-courts-determine-shared-parenting-in-a-florida-divorce/): Your relationship with your children will likely be one of your biggest worries when you file for divorce or get served with a divorce petition. Splitting custody means less time with the children, and the rift between you and your ex could also do emotional damage to the bond you have with your kids. No one wants to get cut off from their children, and many people have heard horror stories of exactly that happening during a contentious divorce. Trying to make sense of how the Florida family courts handle parental rights during a divorce can help you feel more confident […]
- [How can I go from a green card to citizenship?](https://coronapa.com/blog/2021/05/how-can-i-go-from-a-green-card-to-citizenship/): As a permanent resident on a green card, you may be content as you are. You should be able to continue living in the U.S. for the rest of your life. Provided the rules do not change, you renew on time, and you do not do anything to warrant deportation. However, if you want total security, you may consider applying for citizenship. It has several advantages. These include getting a U.S. passport and the right to vote. You will no longer need to spend most of your time in the country either. You will be free to come and go as […]
- [A foreclosure notice doesn't mean you have to lose your home](https://coronapa.com/blog/2021/05/a-foreclosure-notice-doesnt-mean-you-have-to-lose-your-home/): As soon as you miss one payment on your mortgage, the clock starts ticking. Your lender likely has strict policies about addressing missed payments. Although they may offer a grace period of a week or two, they will likely start sending you notices or calling you after a payment is two weeks late or more. When you’ve gone a whole month without making a payment, they may initiate foreclosure proceedings. Other times, they may give you slightly longer to make your missed payments. Either way, if you fall behind and don’t quickly catch up, your lender could try to take your […]
- [Is distracted driving as big an issue as campaigners claim?](https://coronapa.com/blog/2021/05/is-distracted-driving-as-big-an-issue-as-campaigners-claim/): You hear a lot about the dangers of distracted driving. Many states have passed laws to stop you from using your phone while driving. Yet, a new study ranks distracted driving only fifth in the reason for crashes. Does that mean it is not as dangerous as people say? The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) worked out the leading factors behind fatal crashes. Distracted driving was the primary factor in 2,688 collisions where someone lost their life. By contrast, driving too fast claimed 8,596 lives. What are the leading causes of vehicle accidents? Here are the top five factors in […]
- [Resolve your debts with bankruptcy when you feel overwhelmed](https://coronapa.com/blog/2021/05/resolve-your-debts-with-bankruptcy-when-you-feel-overwhelmed/): It can be difficult to look at your bank accounts and see that you don’t have money to spare. You may be struggling with heavy debts and wondering if you’ll ever be able to get back on track. If you’re starting to miss payments or are finding that you are overwhelmed with debt you don’t believe you can pay back, then it’s time to look into bankruptcy. Bankruptcy can be an excellent way to take back control of your finances and to eliminate your debts. If you have debt, a bankruptcy could help The truth is that debts quickly become overwhelming […]
- [Corona Law Firm gets bitcoin money laundering case dismissed](https://coronapa.com/blog/2020/04/corona-law-firm-gets-bitcoin-money-laundering-case-dismissed/): A Florida criminal court Judge agrees with attorney Rene Palomino of the Corona Law Firm P.A. and dismisses money laundering charges against Michell Espinosa in a precedent setting ruling that Bitcoin is not currency. We congratulate Rene on his fine work on this cutting edge case. Another defendant not represented by Corona Law Firm previously pled guilty and agreed to work with law enforcement. For more information visit: Miami Herald Post: http://www.miamiherald.com/news/local/crime/article91682102.html Sun Sentimental: http://www.sun-sentinel.com/local/miami-dade/sfl-bitcoin-money-laundering-20160725-story.html USA Today: http://www.usatoday.com/story/money/2016/07/25/miami-judge-bitcoin-isnt-money/87527832/
- [Foreclosure Litigation Strategy Takes Aim at Seniors](https://coronapa.com/blog/2020/04/foreclosure-litigation-strategy-takes-aim-at-seniors/): Felicia El Hassan had already lost one house. During turbulent times decades earlier in communist Cuba, she’d been forced to surrender property before fleeing to America. The 86-year-old woman thought those days were far behind her after living quietly for nearly 20 years in a modest house in Opa-locka, a working-class neighborhood in northern Miami-Dade. But that peace of mind ended when a process server appeared on her doorstep with court papers informing her of a foreclosure lawsuit by Liberty Home Equity Solutions Inc., formerly Genworth Financial Home Equity Access Inc. The complaint’s sole basis was the lender’s claim that El […]
- [Corona Law Firm PA gets $1 Million verdict against the City of Sweetwater](https://coronapa.com/blog/2020/04/corona-law-firm-pa-gets-1-million-verdict-against-the-city-of-sweetwater/): He’s getting $1 million for car crash caused by trigger-happy Florida cops A jury on Monday awarded $1 million to a Miami construction worker who was critically injured in a car crash caused by trigger-happy Sweetwater cops. Federal jurors ruled that Sweetwater violated the civil rights of Juan Perez, 63, whose car was struck by a suspect fleeing police in West Miami-Dade. Perez suffered a traumatic brain injury, spent weeks in the hospital and now relies on his wife to care for him full time, said his lawyer, Carolina Corona. “Obviously, he can’t work at his construction job any longer,” she […]
- [Attorneys Win $1 Million for Bystander Injured in Police Chase](https://coronapa.com/blog/2020/04/attorneys-win-1-million-for-bystander-injured-in-police-chase/): Left to right: Carolina Corona, Ricardo M. Corona, Ricardo R. Corona and Nina Tarafa It seemed like a leap: holding a city liable for a civil rights violation after a man fleeing from police crashed his car into another motorist. The city, after all, at first glance seemed to have nothing to do with the accident. But that’s what the plaintiffs attorneys from Corona Law Firm argued in a cause of action under the U.S. Constitution, relying on legal precedent that gives bystanders grounds to sue if police actions cause injuries. It was a difficult tactic that required the attorneys to […]
- [Corona Law Firm gets foreclosure judgment reversed!](https://coronapa.com/blog/2020/03/corona-law-firm-gets-foreclosure-judgment-reversed/): http://www.4dca.org/opinions/Mar%202016/03-23-16/4D14-810.op.pdf JORGE SOSA and JEANETTE SOSA, Appellants, v. THE BANK OF NEW YORK MELLON, f/k/a THE BANK OF NEW YORK AS SUCCESSOR IN INTEREST TO JP MORGAN CHASE BANK, N.A., AS TRUSTEE FOR STRUCTURED ASSET MORTGAGE INVESTMENTS II, INC., BEAR STEARNS ALT-A TRUST 2005-2, MORTGAGE PASS- THROUGH CERTIFICATES, SERIES 2005-2, Appellee. No. 4D14-810 [March 23, 2016] Appeal from the Circuit Court for the Seventeenth Judicial Circuit, Broward County; John J. Murphy, III, Judge; L.T. Case No. 09-321 (11). Krista Bordatto and Ricardo Corona of Corona Law Firm, P.A, Miami, for appellants. Donna L. Eng, Michael K. Winston and Dean A. Morande […]
- [Corona Law Firm gets ANOTHER foreclosure judgment reversed!](https://coronapa.com/blog/2020/03/corona-law-firm-gets-another-foreclosure-judgment-reversed/): http://www.4dca.org/opinions/Mar%202016/03-23-16/4D14-3799.op.pdf DISTRICT COURT OF APPEAL OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA FOURTH DISTRICT OTTONIEL CRUZ and LUZ M. CRUZ, Appellants, v. JPMORGAN CHASE BANK, NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, AS SUCCESSOR IN INTEREST TO WASHINGTON MUTUAL BANK, FORMERLY KNOWN AS WASHINGTON MUTUAL BANK, F.A., Appellee. No. 4D14-3799 [March 23, 2016] Appeal from the Circuit Court for the Seventeenth Judicial Circuit, Broward County; Thomas M. Lynch, IV, Judge; L.T. Case No. CACE09024572(11). Paul Alexander Bravo of P.A. Bravo, Coral Gables, and Ricardo Manuel Corona of Corona Law Firm, Miami, for appellants. Nancy M. Wallace of Akerman LLP, Tallahassee, William P. Heller of Akerman LLP, Fort Lauderdale, […]
- [Winning because of "Standing"](https://coronapa.com/blog/2020/03/winning-because-of-standing/): Last week, Corona Law Firm was able to win two cases on appeal because of “standing.” Standing, when used in a legal sense, refers to the person or entity that has the legal right to sue. This has been a highly litigated issue especially in foreclosure cases such as these and is often a reason used to defend these cases. The appellate court in the cases that we won ultimately agreed with our arguments at trial, that the bank trying to collect and take our client’s home, could not prove that they were the party that could enforce the note and […]
- [This week the Corona Law Firm was showcased in the Daily Business Review for their victory over JP Morgan Chase.](https://coronapa.com/blog/2020/03/this-week-the-corona-law-firm-was-showcased-in-the-daily-business-review-for-their-victory-over-jp-morgan-chase/): This week the Corona Law Firm was showcased in the Daily Business Review for their victory over JP Morgan Chase.  JP Morgan Chase attempted to prove that it was the rightful owner of a mortgage that had passed through several hands before ending up with them.  The problem was they had no evidence!  Evidence is what makes or breaks cases. The Corona Law Firm fought hard against the establishment to require them to prove what they asserted and while the trial court entered judgment in favor of the bank, the Corona Law Firm P.A. ultimately won his fight! The hard, long […]
- [JPMorgan Loses Foreclosure Appeal for Lack of Proof](https://coronapa.com/blog/2020/03/jpmorgan-loses-foreclosure-appeal-for-lack-of-proof/): Judge Kevin Emas J. Albert Diaz No note? No problem — at least for JPMorgan Chase N.A. in a foreclosure trial. But the Third District Court of Appeal reversed the final judgment granted without “any document or other evidence to establish its foreclosure action.” Related Articles: JPMorgan Chase Loses Foreclosure Case at Fourth DCA After 5 Debt Sales The bank triumphed in a bench trial after filing to foreclose on a condominium at 7910 Harbor Island Drive in North Bay Village in 2013. The borrower, Angel Enrique Abreu, received $263,250 in July 2008 on a note that set an interest rate […]
- [Cubans who entered with 220A- Is There a Chance for Residency?](https://coronapa.com/blog/2026/08/cubans-who-entered-with-220a-is-there-a-chance-for-residency/): By Corona Law Firm Immigration judges in Orlando, New Orleans, and San Antonio have all ruled in favor of Cubans who were given an I-220A, treating it as valid parole under the Cuban Adjustment Act. The most recent case made headlines in May 2026, when an Orlando judge granted a permanent residency for a Cuban […]
- [Miami Condo Water Damage: When the Association Has to Repair Your Walls and Ceilings Under Chapter 718](https://coronapa.com/blog/2026/06/miami-condo-water-damage-when-the-association-has-to-repair-your-walls-and-ceilings-under-chapter-718/): Corona Law Firm, P.A. | Condominium Litigation Attorneys | Miami, Florida We see this fact pattern constantly in Miami-Dade and Broward condominiums, whether it is a high-rise in Brickell, Aventura, or Miami Beach, or a garden-style building in Kendall, Doral, Miami Lakes, Hialeah, or Coral Gables. Water comes in after a storm, from a common […]
- [A Way Out of Immigration Custody: 11th Circuit Restores Bond Hearings for Detained Immigrants](https://coronapa.com/blog/2026/06/a-way-out-of-immigration-custody-11th-circuit-restores-bond-hearings-for-detained-immigrants/): On May 6, 2026, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit handed down one of the most important immigration decisions of the year. In Hernandez Alvarez v. Warden, Federal Detention Center Miami, the court ruled that immigrants who entered the United States without inspection and are now living here and who were detained […]
- [Good Faith Is Mandatory: What Insurance Companies Must Do After a Miami Car Crash](https://coronapa.com/blog/2026/05/good-faith-is-mandatory-what-insurance-companies-must-do-after-a-miami-car-crash/): Insurance companies spend millions of dollars selling trust and advertise Protection; Savings; Loyalty; Peace of mind. They want you to believe that, after a serious car crash, the company will be there when it matters and help you. And after a crash, the insurers have a duty, under Florida law, to act in good faith […]
- [Is there a way out of Immigration detention?](https://coronapa.com/blog/2026/04/is-there-a-way-out-of-immigration-detention/): April 1, 2026 Fighting immigration detention in 2026 takes patience but it is not impossible. The government keeps changing the rules and how it enforces them.  Bonds are sometimes not even entertained if you did not enter on a visa.  Habeas petitions are many times the only way to get someone out of immigration custody.  […]
- [Is asset liquidation mandatory during personal bankruptcy?](https://coronapa.com/blog/2025/09/is-asset-liquidation-mandatory-during-personal-bankruptcy/): A personal bankruptcy filing can help address overwhelming debt and aggressive collection efforts. Bankruptcy can delay legal action, including foreclosure and creditor lawsuits. People may be able to discharge some of their debts. However, there are obligations imposed on the person filing for bankruptcy. Some people have to make structured payments for years to qualify […]
- [Why you shouldn’t talk about the divorce when you start dating](https://coronapa.com/blog/2025/08/why-you-shouldnt-talk-about-the-divorce-when-you-start-dating/): Starting to date again after a divorce can feel exciting and overwhelming at the same time. It is a fresh opportunity to connect with someone new, while also a chance to rediscover yourself. However, one of the most common mistakes people make early on is talking too much about their divorce.  While being open and […]
- [Understanding the costs of traumatic brain injury after a crash](https://coronapa.com/blog/2025/08/understanding-the-costs-of-traumatic-brain-injury-after-a-crash/): A traumatic brain injury (TBI) can change a life in seconds, but the financial toll can take months or years to unfold. For car accident victims, TBI costs go far beyond the emergency room, often posing long-term or lifetime financial strain.  That’s why it’s critical to reflect the full impact of a TBI in your […]
- [Do immigrants need to master English to naturalize?](https://coronapa.com/blog/2025/08/do-immigrants-need-to-master-english-to-naturalize/): Becoming a citizen of the United States is a lengthy process. Foreign nationals typically secure visas or green cards first. They live in the country legally for years. They can then petition the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) to naturalize. The naturalization process begins with a review of paperwork and a thorough background […]
- [What are the differences between the E-1 and E-2 business visas?](https://coronapa.com/blog/2025/08/what-are-the-differences-between-the-e-1-and-e-2-business-visas/): The United States offers several visa options for entrepreneurs and business professionals. Among them, the E-1 and E-2 visas provide unique opportunities for individuals from treaty countries to engage in trade or investment activities. Understanding the key differences between these visas can help businesses and individuals determine which option suits their needs. Purpose and eligibility […]
- [3 pitfalls to avoid when filing for bankruptcy](https://coronapa.com/blog/2025/07/3-pitfalls-to-avoid-when-filing-for-bankruptcy/): Filing for bankruptcy is a decision that requires careful consideration. Your financial obligations have become overwhelming, and you need a fresh start. However, navigating the process can be challenging. Missteps along the way can lead to delays or even a dismissal of your case. Understanding and avoiding these common pitfalls can lead to a significantly […]
- [Do car colors determine the probability of collisions?](https://coronapa.com/blog/2025/07/do-car-colors-determine-the-probability-of-collisions/): When choosing a car, most people prioritize factors like price, fuel efficiency, brand reliability and style. One detail that often seems purely cosmetic is the car’s color.  But can the color of a vehicle actually influence its likelihood of being involved in a collision? While it might sound like a stretch, research and data suggest […]
- [Timely child support payments can help co-parents get along](https://coronapa.com/blog/2025/06/timely-child-support-payments-can-help-co-parents-get-along/): When it comes to successful co-parenting, consistency and trust are generally foundational. One way to build and maintain that trust is by making timely child support payments. While support is often court-ordered and legally required, it’s also a meaningful act that demonstrates reliability and respect for the co-parenting relationship. When both parents meet their responsibilities, […]
- [Do you understand the different types of foreclosure?](https://coronapa.com/blog/2025/06/do-you-understand-the-different-types-of-foreclosure/): Foreclosure is a process that allows a lender to recover a debt by forcing the sale of property used as collateral. For homeowners struggling with missed payments, the threat of foreclosure can create significant stress. Understanding how different types of foreclosure work may offer clarity and help identify possible next steps. There are two main […]
- [3 strategies for responding to a foreclosure attempt](https://coronapa.com/blog/2025/06/3-strategies-for-responding-to-a-foreclosure-attempt/): For many people, the home where they live is their most valuable asset. They spend three decades paying off their mortgages and accumulating equity. They may also perform labor at the property to improve its value. Those investments could be at risk if the mortgage lender who financed the purchase forecloses on the property. People […]
- [Do you understand your rights as an H-2 visa holder?](https://coronapa.com/blog/2025/06/do-you-understand-your-rights-as-an-h-2-visa-holder/): If you are working in the United States on an H-2 visa, you are entitled to fair and lawful treatment on the job. Whether you hold an H-2A visa for agricultural work or an H-2B visa for non-agricultural labor, your legal protections as a worker matter.  Understanding these rights can help you protect yourself and […]
- [Tips for rebuilding credit after bankruptcy](https://coronapa.com/blog/2025/05/tips-for-rebuilding-credit-after-bankruptcy/): Filing for bankruptcy can offer those struggling with debt a fresh financial start. However, there are some downsides to the process. Notably, filing for bankruptcy initially takes a significant hit on an individual’s credit score. If you file for this kind of debt relief, however, it is important to understand that while bankruptcy remains on […]
- [100 deadliest days of summer begin earlier](https://coronapa.com/blog/2025/05/100-deadliest-days-of-summer-begin-earlier/): According to the National Road Safety Foundation (NRSF), the roughly three-month period between Memorial Day and Labor Day comprises the 100 deadliest days of the season. But the danger actually begins earlier than that. In spring, the weeks between April and June are also quite deadly. While not officially part of the 100 deadliest days, […]
- [Potential symptoms of a TBI](https://coronapa.com/blog/2025/04/potential-symptoms-of-a-tbi/): One of the complicated parts of a traumatic brain injury is that the symptoms can vary greatly from one person to the next. These injuries are often unique in every case, depending on severity, location and a variety of other factors. That said, there are some common symptoms to watch out for. If you have […]
- [What happens after people fail their naturalization tests?](https://coronapa.com/blog/2025/04/what-happens-after-people-fail-their-naturalization-tests/): Immigrants have many options for living legally in the United States. Some people only need temporary legal status and may simply need to secure visas. Others might hope to live in the country permanently. Green cards grant permanent residents the right to remain in the country indefinitely unless they commit significant crimes or fail to […]
- [Chapter 7 versus Chapter 13 bankruptcy](https://coronapa.com/blog/2025/04/chapter-7-versus-chapter-13-bankruptcy/): Nobody ever plans to be overwhelmed by debt. It starts with purchasing a big ticket item like a house or a new vehicle. You did the math and knew you could make the monthly payments. But Murphy’s Law says, “Anything that can go wrong will go wrong,” and you suddenly have unexpected expenses. You try […]
- [Facing foreclosure? Understand your options](https://coronapa.com/blog/2025/03/facing-foreclosure-understand-your-options/): Falling behind on mortgage payments and facing foreclosure can feel overwhelming, but you have options. Some may help you stay in your home, while others can minimize the ensuing financial damage. However, you must act quickly. The foreclosure process in Florida moves fast, and waiting too long is not in your best interests. Understanding your […]
- [Decisions parents have to make when sharing legal custody](https://coronapa.com/blog/2025/03/decisions-parents-have-to-make-when-sharing-legal-custody/): If you and your spouse get divorced and you have children together, you may have to divide custody. This typically begins by determining where the child will live and which parent will be with them. This is known as physical custody. At the same time, though, you may need to divide legal custody. This gives […]
- [What determines the right of way among drivers at intersections?](https://coronapa.com/blog/2025/02/what-determines-the-right-of-way-among-drivers-at-intersections/): Many drivers can agree that navigating intersections can be a challenging element of driving. This is where multiple vehicles, pedestrians and cyclists converge from different directions. At intersections, the concept of the right of way is invaluable in helping ensure vehicle flow. Familiarizing with the right-of-way rules can help minimize confusion and potential collisions at […]
- [When are immigrants vulnerable to denaturalization?](https://coronapa.com/blog/2025/02/when-are-immigrants-vulnerable-to-denaturalization/): Immigration enforcement has become a hot topic in recent weeks. There have been efforts to detain and remove undocumented immigrants in large numbers. There are also discussions ongoing about ways to modify and improve legal immigration. The laws and policies that guide visas, asylum and even immigration enforcement are undergoing intense scrutiny. One of the […]
- [What to do if your adjustment of status application is denied](https://coronapa.com/blog/2025/02/what-to-do-if-your-adjustment-of-status-application-is-denied/): Whether you applied for a green card through family, employment or other routes, a denial can be a major disappointment. The news can leave you frustrated, confused and unsure of what’s next. Fortunately, it doesn’t have to be the end of the road. Despite the initial setback, you can still pursue your goal of obtaining […]
- [Try these 2 tips for easier co-parenting communication](https://coronapa.com/blog/2025/01/try-these-2-tips-for-easier-co-parenting-communication/): Going through a divorce can bring out the worst in you and your ex, but that’s not a good thing if you share children. When children are part of a divorce, the parents will have to communicate with each other, even after the divorce is finalized.  It’s not always easy to have to deal with […]
- [Long-term care is often required after car accidents ](https://coronapa.com/blog/2025/01/long-term-care-is-often-required-after-car-accidents/): Car accidents can leave victims with serious injuries. Some of these injuries may take weeks or even months to heal. However, for many victims, the road to recovery can be much longer.  Serious injuries often require lengthy rehabilitation. In some cases, the damage may be permanent. Car accidents often require the following types of long-term […]
- [Why can medical debt cause bankruptcy even with insurance?](https://coronapa.com/blog/2024/12/why-can-medical-debt-cause-bankruptcy-even-with-insurance/): One of the top causes of bankruptcy is simply that people have overwhelming medical debt. This is commonly cited along with issues like job loss or credit card debt. A common reason given for this issue is that people will prioritize their health, especially in an emergency. If someone is having a heart attack or […]
- [Can people recover after a crash causes a spinal cord injury?](https://coronapa.com/blog/2024/12/can-people-recover-after-a-crash-causes-a-spinal-cord-injury/): There are many different types of significant injuries that people can sustain in a car crash. People tend to fear injuries that they associate with decreased quality of life more than other potential injuries. Spinal cord injuries are among the best-known and most feared traumatic injuries that people can sustain in a motor vehicle collision. […]
- [Tips to keep your child safe in and around your car](https://coronapa.com/blog/2024/12/tips-to-keep-your-child-safe-in-and-around-your-car/): Children are adorable companions, and the occasional drive can be a fun bonding experience. However, they can be unpredictable, which makes it crucial to stay alert and prepared to better ensure their safety in and around your car. To keep your child safe from unexpected situations, it’s important to remain vigilant and proactive. The following […]
- [How bankruptcy protects homeowners from home foreclosure ](https://coronapa.com/blog/2024/11/how-bankruptcy-protects-homeowners-from-home-foreclosure/): For homeowners struggling with mortgage payments, the looming threat of foreclosure can feel overwhelming. Bankruptcy, often misunderstood as a financial catastrophe, can actually serve as a lifeline to protect a home from being seized.  By halting foreclosure processes and offering structured solutions, this debt management plan provides a legal framework for homeowners to manage mortgage […]
- [What are common forms of relief from removal?](https://coronapa.com/blog/2024/11/what-are-common-forms-of-relief-from-removal/): Removal, often called deportation, involves legally expelling a non-citizen from the United States. Individuals may face removal proceedings for violating immigration laws or committing certain crimes. Relief from removal provides eligible individuals with legal avenues to remain in the U.S. by halting or canceling the deportation process. 1. Asylum Asylum offers protection to individuals who […]
- [How the color of your car keeps you safe](https://coronapa.com/blog/2024/11/how-the-color-of-your-car-keeps-you-safe/): The next time you buy a new car, it is important to think about the color. This goes beyond merely a stylistic choice or an aesthetic preference. The color of your vehicle can help to keep you safe. For instance, some studies have found that drivers who have white vehicles are 12% less likely to […]
- [What is psychiatric malpractice?](https://coronapa.com/blog/2024/10/what-is-psychiatric-malpractice/): All care providers have a duty to provide the standard of care expected, including those who practice in mental health. Unfortunately, those receiving such care are vulnerable to psychiatric malpractice. Understanding the common causes of mental health care malpractice can help patients and their families recognize potential issues and seek appropriate legal recourse. Here are […]
- [What does a Chapter 13 repayment plan involve?](https://coronapa.com/blog/2024/10/what-does-a-chapter-13-repayment-plan-involve/): Individuals facing financial hardship often decide to file for personal bankruptcy. When they do, they have to choose the type or chapter of bankruptcy they pursue. Most people find themselves choosing between two particular forms of bankruptcy. Those with lower incomes may qualify for Chapter 7 bankruptcy. Those with average or above income or valuable […]
- [How do you know if you suffered a skull fracture in an accident?](https://coronapa.com/blog/2024/10/how-do-you-know-if-you-suffered-a-skull-fracture-in-an-accident/): When you are involved in an accident, there are many different types of injuries you may suffer, some of which might not be immediately obvious. A skull fracture, for instance, is a serious injury that occurs when the bone in the skull is broken due to a significant impact or trauma. Skull fractures are serious […]
- [Setting boundaries when cohabitating during divorce](https://coronapa.com/blog/2024/09/setting-boundaries-when-cohabitating-during-divorce/): The period between when you announce that you want a divorce and when you can actually get into separate living spaces can be very awkward and difficult to navigate. Emotions are probably running amok, and the shared history you have with your spouse can complicate things. Setting clear physical boundaries can be essential to preserving […]
- [How can you become more of a defensive driver?](https://coronapa.com/blog/2024/09/how-can-you-become-more-of-a-defensive-driver/): One of the main keys to driving safely is becoming a defensive driver. You need to do everything that you can to anticipate the risks you face or the mistakes other drivers will make. You should have a focus on safety, which may go above doing the bare minimum. For instance, when the traffic light […]
- [When can a criminal conviction impact immigration status?](https://coronapa.com/blog/2024/08/when-can-a-criminal-conviction-impact-immigration-status/): Legal immigration is a complex and lengthy process. Individuals have to submit appropriate paperwork to the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS). They have to undergo background checks and a review of their medical records to ensure they meet immigration standards. They also have to comply with immigration rules and local laws while residing […]
- [Why keep a close eye on your child’s behavior when divorcing?](https://coronapa.com/blog/2024/08/why-keep-a-close-eye-on-your-childs-behavior-when-divorcing/): If you are about to divorce then it’s likely you and your spouse have had some difficult conversations lately. What’s more, there is also a good chance you realize you should have had many more difficult conversations earlier. Being able to express how you are feeling to someone helps keep the relationship strong. So many […]
- [Defining the best interests of the child in Florida ](https://coronapa.com/blog/2024/08/defining-the-best-interests-of-the-child-in-florida/): Every family is different, and thus, every child custody case is different. There are, however, some constants. The family courts in Florida will always apply the best interests of the child standard.  This means that any ruling they give or agreement that they sign off on will be in the best interests of the child. […]
- [Reasons to think twice before deciding against spousal support](https://coronapa.com/blog/2024/07/reasons-to-think-twice-before-deciding-against-spousal-support/): Divorce is challenging at best, and financial stability is often a significant concern. Alimony, or spousal support, can help to fill financial gaps, but more and more eligible people are saying no to post-divorce spousal support. Regardless of why you may want to pass on alimony, it is essential to weigh your current and future […]
- [The 3 main driving distractions](https://coronapa.com/blog/2024/07/the-3-main-driving-distractions/): Driving distractions come in many forms when you look at individual events. One distracted driver could be turning around to help their children, for instance, while another is trying to take a video with their phone. Both drivers are distracted in quite different ways. However, these drivers may share more similarities than differences. This is […]
- [What is U.S. citizenship through derivation?](https://coronapa.com/blog/2024/06/what-is-u-s-citizenship-through-derivation/): As children of U.S. citizens, the dream of becoming an American is within your reach through derivative citizenship. This legal avenue allows you to automatically acquire U.S. citizenship from your parents. It grants you the full rights and privileges of being an American citizen. However, there are certain conditions for derivative citizenship. This path is […]
- [What happens to debt during a divorce?](https://coronapa.com/blog/2024/06/what-happens-to-debt-during-a-divorce/): People who are going through a divorce often think about how they’re going to divide their assets. However, they should also take the time to think about their debts. Separate and marital debts aren’t going to go away if you’re divorcing. Instead, these have to be assigned to one spouse or the other, who then […]
- [What testing is necessary for naturalized citizenship?](https://coronapa.com/blog/2024/06/what-testing-is-necessary-for-naturalized-citizenship/): Becoming a citizen can be a lengthy process. People often need to stay in the United States for years to be eligible for citizenship. They also have to complete the standard naturalization process.  That process involves paying a fee, filing paperwork, undergoing a background check and attending an in-depth interview. The United States Citizenship and […]
- [Human error causes most car accidents](https://coronapa.com/blog/2024/05/human-error-causes-most-car-accidents/): When people get into car accidents, they may blame a variety of different factors. They could blame the road design, for example, or a defect with the vehicle itself. In some cases, these drivers are correct, and outside factors caused the accident. But the reality is that roughly 98% of car accidents happen just because […]
- [Chapter 7 bankruptcy: Property exemptions in Florida](https://coronapa.com/blog/2024/05/chapter-7-bankruptcy-property-exemptions-in-florida/): Realizing that you have more bills than money every month is difficult. Once you hit that point, you may decide that you need to file bankruptcy. One of the first things you have to do if you’re doing this is to determine if you should file Chapter 7 or Chapter 13.  A Chapter 7 bankruptcy […]
- [Kids in the car can be a bigger distraction than your phone](https://coronapa.com/blog/2024/04/kids-in-the-car-can-be-a-bigger-distraction-than-your-phone/): Most motorists are well familiar with the dangers of distracted driving. Texting, talking on the phone and fiddling with the radio can take your focus away from the road. This can increase the risk of accidents. But what if another culprit is lurking in the backseat – your own children? Studies have shown that having […]
- [Haitian immigrants face many challenges](https://coronapa.com/blog/2024/04/haitian-immigrants-face-many-challenges/): The recent descent into chaotic gang rulership in urban Haitian cities has driven many fearful, law-abiding citizens of the devastated country to set sail for Florida, seeking asylum. But those lucky enough to make it to American shores without capsizing have not had the welcome mat rolled out to receive them. The governor and former […]
- [Uh-oh: Accidentally telling your kids about your divorce](https://coronapa.com/blog/2024/04/uh-oh-accidentally-telling-your-kids-about-your-divorce/): Divorce is a difficult conversation topic for anyone involved, especially children. Ideally, parents have time to prepare themselves and their kids before breaking the news. But life doesn’t always follow a script, and sometimes, the news about a potential divorce can slip out unintentionally. If this is your current predicament, you can benefit from tips […]
- [Did you suffer a brain injury in a car accident?](https://coronapa.com/blog/2024/04/did-you-suffer-a-brain-injury-in-a-car-accident/): Car accidents have the potential to cause brain injuries. While some may be mild, like a concussion, others are more severe, leaving victims with long-term issues. Everyone must know the signs of a brain injury to get treatment immediately.  Here are some key signs of a brain injury from a car accident to watch out for: Physical […]
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- [What is an automatic stay in bankruptcy?](https://coronapa.com/blog/2024/03/what-is-an-automatic-stay-in-bankruptcy/): Once you realize that you’re drowning in debt and that there’s very little chance you’ll be able to recover without some sort of help, the option of filing for bankruptcy may come to mind. This is a responsible decision that can enable you to reclaim your financial stability. When you file for bankruptcy, the court […]
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- [What are the most common types of medical malpractice?](https://coronapa.com/blog/2024/02/what-are-the-most-common-types-of-medical-malpractice/): Medical malpractice is a serious concern in the United States. There are many laws regulating the medical industry to limit mistakes that could harm patients. Medical professionals need extensive education and state licensing. They must follow laws restricting the administration of dangerous drugs and best practices established within the medical profession for the care of […]
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- [What are the Florida rules for property division during divorce?](https://coronapa.com/blog/2024/01/what-are-the-florida-rules-for-property-division-during-divorce/): People who are thinking about divorce in Florida often have a lot of questions. They naturally worry that the end of their marriage could have major implications for their finances. After all, they have likely shared all of their income and resources with their spouse since their wedding. Those preparing for divorce frequently find themselves […]
- [Can you get hit by a car in a parking lot?](https://coronapa.com/blog/2024/01/can-you-get-hit-by-a-car-in-a-parking-lot/): Parking lots, though seemingly mundane, can pose unexpected risks to pedestrians. If you’re wondering if you can get hit by a car in a parking lot, you’ll be surprised to know that it’s quite possible.  Since your safety is paramount, understanding the risks associated with parking lots is crucial. This information can help you better […]
- [Who might qualify for a K-1 fiancé visa?](https://coronapa.com/blog/2023/12/who-might-qualify-for-a-k-1-fiance-visa/): There are many different types of family-based immigration, and most of them require an established family relationship. However, those seeking to create a family relationship may also sometimes qualify for special immigration opportunities. A K-1 visa can help someone bring the person they want to marry to the United States legally. Their fiancé can obtain […]
- [3 kinds of debt people can't ordinarily discharge during bankruptcy](https://coronapa.com/blog/2023/12/3-kinds-of-debt-people-cant-ordinarily-discharge-during-bankruptcy/): The primary purposes of a personal bankruptcy filing are for someone to stop collection activity and eliminate certain debts. Oftentimes, people decide to file for bankruptcy because a creditor threatens aggressive collection actions. If someone falls behind on car payments, they might be at risk of losing the vehicle that helps them get to work […]
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- [A lender's technical mistakes can help someone avoid foreclosure](https://coronapa.com/blog/2023/11/a-lenders-technical-mistakes-can-help-someone-avoid-foreclosure/): Receiving a foreclosure notice is a very stressful experience. People often invest a huge portion of their income and savings in their primary residences. It is also far more expensive to rent a property of comparable size than it is to pay the mortgage on a home in most cases. The idea of losing one’s […]
- [What are the requirements to become a U.S. citizen?](https://coronapa.com/blog/2023/11/what-are-the-requirements-to-become-a-u-s-citizen/): The U.S. offers a pathway to citizenship for eligible individuals through naturalization, a process that allows them to enjoy the rights and privileges of United States citizenship. The requirements for applying reflect the country’s commitment to maintaining a fair and orderly immigration system. Understanding these requirements for United States citizenship is essential for those seeking […]
- [Should you consider birdnesting as a parenting solution?](https://coronapa.com/blog/2023/10/should-you-consider-birdnesting-as-a-parenting-solution/): Parents who are going through a divorce are looking for ways to divide parenting time and child custody rights. This does involve the decision-making power that they have to make choices for their child, but many parents are focused on the physical aspect. Where is the child going to live and how can they create […]
- [Why is it so hard to stop distracted driving?](https://coronapa.com/blog/2023/10/why-is-it-so-hard-to-stop-distracted-driving/): Distracted driving is very dangerous. It can impact someone’s reaction times and it’s very similar to drunk driving or fatigued driving. People simply make more mistakes when they’re distracted, and they cause accidents and they injure others more often than they otherwise would accordingly. To combat this risk, Florida and many other states have made […]
- [3 mistakes to avoid before filing a chapter 7 or 13 bankruptcy](https://coronapa.com/blog/2023/10/3-mistakes-to-avoid-before-filing-a-chapter-7-or-13-bankruptcy/): When learning about bankruptcy, you will probably stumble upon many strategies that may help you make the experience more positive. Tips and knowledgeable opinions may allow you to ensure the proceedings flow smoothly. It is great to know what you should do in a personal bankruptcy, but just as important to understand what not to […]
- [What are the major reasons for home foreclosures?](https://coronapa.com/blog/2023/09/what-are-the-major-reasons-for-home-foreclosures/): Homeownership is a dream that many people aspire to achieve. However, for some, this dream can quickly become a nightmare when they face the prospect of foreclosure. Home foreclosures are distressing events that can have far-reaching consequences for both homeowners and the housing market as a whole. Considering the major reasons for home foreclosures can […]
- [How divorce affects those who got a green card through marriage](https://coronapa.com/blog/2023/09/how-divorce-affects-those-who-got-a-green-card-through-marriage/): Many people obtain their permanent resident status and green card when they marry a U.S. citizen. Because this is such a highly coveted status, immigration officials go to considerable lengths to ensure that these marriages are “real,” and not just a way to be able to live in the U.S. No matter how much these […]
- [Will foreclosure happen after one missed payment? ](https://coronapa.com/blog/2023/08/will-foreclosure-happen-after-one-missed-payment/): You have a lot of bills to pay every month, but one of the most important ones is likely your home mortgage. You know that you need to stay current on this mortgage so that your home doesn’t go into foreclosure. Home prices have certainly gone up lately, so buying another home could be difficult.  […]
- [3 common reasons for immigrant removal from the United States](https://coronapa.com/blog/2023/08/3-common-reasons-for-immigrant-removal-from-the-united-states/): Legally living in the United States is a goal for many people, and there are numerous ways to achieve that aim. Some people use family relationships as a way to lawfully enter the country. Others secure visas related to their educational pursuits or employment. Once someone is legally in the United States thanks to a […]
- [What should you know about Florida’s new alimony law?](https://coronapa.com/blog/2023/08/what-should-you-know-about-floridas-new-alimony-law/): Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis has finally signed the bill passed earlier this year to end permanent alimony in the state. The battle over ending permanent alimony has been going on for years, with three previous bills making it to two governor’s desks, including DeSantis’s, and being vetoed. Lawmakers changed the language that made the legislation […]
- [2 tips for co-parenting success](https://coronapa.com/blog/2023/07/2-tips-for-co-parenting-success/): Parents who are going through a divorce have many factors to consider, but their top priority must remain their children. One of the best ways parents can help their children is to work as a parenting team. This gives the children some measure of stability because they know they can count on both parents.  Living […]
- [Summer driving is more dangerous for teens](https://coronapa.com/blog/2023/07/summer-driving-is-more-dangerous-for-teens/): Every summer, the number of fatal car accidents involving teenagers goes up. This generally happens between Memorial Day and Labor Day. When researchers look at decades of data, they find that there have been thousands of excessive deaths over these times. As a result, some have taken to calling these the “100 deadliest days of […]
- [Should you file Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 bankruptcy?](https://coronapa.com/blog/2023/06/should-you-file-chapter-7-or-chapter-13-bankruptcy/): Bankruptcy has become a taboo work for many households over the years. People often fear that they’ll be shunned and looked down upon if they even mention the word bankruptcy. But, bankruptcy may be the best thing for many households.  Bankruptcy is a process that can help people clear their name of many forms of […]
- [2 steps to take after a slip-and-fall accident](https://coronapa.com/blog/2023/06/2-steps-to-take-after-a-slip-and-fall-accident/): Anyone can trip, slip and fall. And while most slip-and-fall victims often leave the scene with nothing more than dirt on their clothing and a little bit of embarrassment, some slips and falls can lead to life-altering injuries like hip dislocation and spine and brain injuries. If you recently suffered harm due to a trip […]
- [Will bankruptcy stop your foreclosure?](https://coronapa.com/blog/2023/06/will-bankruptcy-stop-your-foreclosure/): You’re not necessarily surprised that your lender is trying to foreclose on your home. You know that you’ve missed mortgage payments. Maybe you’ve been struggling with other types of debt or job loss, for example. Maybe you’ve had medical challenges and are missing time from work as a result. These are some of the major […]
- [What happens if you are accused of marrying for a green card?](https://coronapa.com/blog/2023/05/what-happens-if-you-are-accused-of-marrying-for-a-green-card/): For most foreign nationals, obtaining a green card can be a significant milestone in life. Besides earning the right to live and work in the U.S. on a permanent basis, the green card also paves your path toward full citizenship and all the privileges that can bring. Since a green card is highly coveted, it […]
- [Can you help your family enter the USA as a green card holder?](https://coronapa.com/blog/2023/05/can-you-help-your-family-enter-the-usa-as-a-green-card-holder/): Being successful in obtaining a green card is often the goal of immigrants living in the USA. It affords you a level of security and freedom while you enjoy the benefits that come with permanent residency. It means you can stay in the country for as long as you like without concern of removal. Understandably, […]
- [Why gray divorce is unique](https://coronapa.com/blog/2023/05/why-gray-divorce-is-unique/): Is divorce different with age? Gray divorce, divorce after 50, can be different from younger ones. Both types may stem from similar reasons, but involved parties may not go through the same experiences. Here is how gray divorce may be different. Its property division can be complicated The discussion surrounding wealth is changing with time. […]
- [3 tips for working out summer plans with a co-parent](https://coronapa.com/blog/2023/04/3-tips-for-working-out-summer-plans-with-a-co-parent/): Summer can present unique challenges and opportunities for co-parenting. Kids are usually out of school and many families opt to take vacations. This might not be as easy as you think if you and the child’s other parent are divorced.  Start discussing summer plans with your co-parent well in advance. This allows you to coordinate […]
- [How does an immigrant obtain a green card?](https://coronapa.com/blog/2023/04/how-does-an-immigrant-obtain-a-green-card/): Visas are powerful in specific ways. They can grant individuals legal entry to the United States based on their relationships or possibly their employment arrangements. While many of them are eligible for renewal at least once, the person who has the visa will typically need to leave the United States when it expires and is […]
- [4 myths about bankruptcy that can hurt you](https://coronapa.com/blog/2023/04/4-myths-about-bankruptcy-that-can-hurt-you/): Debt is easy to come by. People who have an overwhelming amount of debt may need to seek relief processes. Bankruptcy is a process that may allow filers to resolve some or all of their debt.  However, the internet is full of misinformation about bankruptcy. To ensure you understand bankruptcy before you file, you may […]
- [Keeping your balance on a motorcycle ](https://coronapa.com/blog/2023/03/keeping-your-balance-on-a-motorcycle/): You’ve wanted a motorcycle for years and have now finally purchased one. You’ve taken lessons and passed all of the relevant tests, but soon you’ll be going out without any supervision.  One of the most important factors of motorcycle safety is keeping your balance. Outlined below are a few tips that should help with this.  […]
- [3 tips for a peaceful divorce](https://coronapa.com/blog/2023/03/3-tips-for-a-peaceful-divorce/): If you and your spouse have irreconcilable issues and have opted for a divorce, you should make the right moves.  The Florida divorce process can be complicated. Thus, you should learn about it and make decisions that prevent misunderstandings. Here are three tips for a peaceful divorce: 1. Inform your spouse of the divorce respectfully […]
- [2 common hidden injuries after an auto accident](https://coronapa.com/blog/2023/03/2-common-hidden-injuries-after-an-auto-accident/): After a car accident, the scene may be chaotic, and you may just want to get home. However, it is always smart to seek medical care immediately.  In high-stress situations, your body’s “fight or flight” response activates, which results in adrenaline being released in your body. The adrenaline can mask aches and pains, making you […]
- [Can bankruptcy help someone avoid vehicle repossession?](https://coronapa.com/blog/2023/02/can-bankruptcy-help-someone-avoid-vehicle-repossession/): The price of used vehicles and new cars has increased significantly in recent years, making transportation a major expense. Most households that need to purchase new vehicles will turn to financing to afford this particular purchase. Vehicle loans are some of the most common forms of credit, and they are typically easy for someone to […]
- [3 benefits of an uncontested divorce](https://coronapa.com/blog/2023/02/3-benefits-of-an-uncontested-divorce/): Irreconcilable issues in a marriage can result in a divorce. These include financial problems, infidelity, constant arguing, lack of commitment, substance abuse and domestic violence. If you are considering a divorce, you should choose a process that works for your situation.  Uncontested divorce, one that involves amicably agreeing on major issues without involving the court, […]
- [What if you are charged with marrying for a green card?](https://coronapa.com/blog/2023/01/what-if-you-are-charged-with-marrying-for-a-green-card/): Congratulations on meeting that special someone! But there is one little problem – the love of your life is a foreign national. Can you bring them to the U.S.? Fortunately, yes! If you are a U.S. citizen or a green card holder, U.S. laws allow you to marry and bring a foreign national into the […]
- [Can you have a TBI without realizing it?](https://coronapa.com/blog/2023/01/can-you-have-a-tbi-without-realizing-it/): There are many common misconceptions about traumatic brain injuries (TBIs). One of the most widespread is that you must experience a blow to the head to sustain one.  However, this is not always the case – TBIs can also occur when the head is suddenly and forcefully shaken, as well as from other causes. In […]
- [What you need to know if you’re an immigrant divorcing a U.S. citizen](https://coronapa.com/blog/2023/01/what-you-need-to-know-if-youre-an-immigrant-divorcing-a-u-s-citizen/): If you are an immigrant to the U.S. and are divorcing a spouse who is a U.S. citizen, you likely have a number of concerns about what will happen to your immigration status. If you’re a parent, your larger concern may be whether you’ll lose custody of your child. Too many immigrants who are married […]
- [3 important rules to know about Florida wrongful death claims](https://coronapa.com/blog/2022/12/3-important-rules-to-know-about-florida-wrongful-death-claims/): Losing a member of your family is a painful experience, and it can also be a financially devastating one. The death of one of the primary wage earners from a household can mean that everyone in the family must accept a lower standard of living. Losing a family member also means redistributing the workload around […]
- [How does filing bankruptcy affect your credit?](https://coronapa.com/blog/2022/12/how-does-filing-bankruptcy-affect-your-credit/): People who are struggling with overwhelming debt often benefit from filing for bankruptcy. However, many people who could benefit from the fresh start that bankruptcy affords hesitate to take advantage of this option. Why? They are understandably concerned that filing for bankruptcy will destroy their credit.  The challenging news is that filing for bankruptcy does […]
- [How do you obtain citizenship through naturalization?](https://coronapa.com/blog/2022/12/how-do-you-obtain-citizenship-through-naturalization/): Many people come to the USA every year in the hope of working and living there and with the ultimate long-term goal of securing citizenship.  There are really only two ways you can be a U.S. Citizen. You are either born here or you obtain citizenship through naturalization. To be granted U.S. citizenship by naturalization, […]
- [‘Zombie Debt’: Homeowners face foreclosure on old mortgages](https://coronapa.com/blog/2022/11/zombie-debt-homeowners-face-foreclosure-on-old-mortgages/): Click this link to read the article: https://apnews.com/article/business-mortgages-44b1ffad08a80b96a8630e091d1e96f2
- [2 tips to cope with the first post-divorce holiday season](https://coronapa.com/blog/2022/11/2-tips-to-cope-with-the-first-post-divorce-holiday-season/): Going through a divorce means everything in your life is going to change at least a little. For some people, facing the first holidays since the split causes anxiety because of the many uncertainties.  You can do several things to make the holiday season a bit less stressful this year. Taking the time to evaluate […]
- [Who’s eligible for family immigration?](https://coronapa.com/blog/2022/11/whos-eligible-for-family-immigration/): People who live in other countries may want to come to the United States to join their family members. The U.S. has a family immigration program that makes this possible for some individuals. The applicants for these visas must still go through the standard approval process, so it will take time to find out the […]
- [Safety tips for driving around semitrucks](https://coronapa.com/blog/2022/10/safety-tips-for-driving-around-semitrucks/): If you have to share the road with semi-trucks, you know that they can be dangerous. They may weigh as much as 80,000 pounds and they take nearly two football fields to come to a stop. Getting involved in an accident with a semitruck means you have a massive risk of suffering serious injuries. How […]
- [Can bankruptcy help prevent the foreclosure of your home?](https://coronapa.com/blog/2022/10/can-bankruptcy-help-prevent-the-foreclosure-of-your-home/): People often look into debt consolidation or refinancing when they face financial hardship. They may rework their household budget to try to free up resources to pay all of their bills or even start working a second job. Bankruptcy may be the last option available to someone in a situation of significant financial hardship. Filing […]

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