10 Major U.S. Immigration Updates in 2025 You Should Know (H-1B, Visa Stamping, EB Backlogs, EADs, Students, and Citizenship)
Major U.S. immigration rules changed in 2025, affecting H-1B workers, employers, green card holders, students, and naturalization applicants. This blog breaks down 10 critical immigration updates—including H-1B cap reforms, visa screening changes, EB priority date movements, and EAD policy shifts—so you can understand how they may impact your status, employment, and travel.
Nobody Prepared Me for This! The Reality of Managing Inherited Real Estate
Inheriting a home isn’t as simple as deciding to keep or sell it. From urgent security steps to unexpected maintenance and insurance pitfalls, grieving families often face challenges they never saw coming. At Nexus Law, we break down what to expect—and how Life & Legacy Planning can prevent costly mistakes and protect the people you love.
Pride Month & Protection: Why Estate Planning Matters for LGBTQIA+ Families
Celebrate Pride Month by taking steps to protect your legacy. This blog explores why estate planning is essential for LGBTQIA+ individuals and families, covering healthcare decisions, inheritance rights, and how Nexus Law’s Life & Legacy Planning can provide lasting peace of mind.
Don’t Let Your Legacy Get Lost: How Estate Planning Can Help You Avoid Unclaimed Property Pitfalls
Every year, billions in forgotten assets go unclaimed — but your legacy doesn’t have to. In honor of National Unclaimed Property Day, discover how proactive estate planning and a complete asset inventory can help ensure your wealth reaches the people you love, not the state’s unclaimed property vault.
Vacation Ready: Essential Legal Preparations for a Worry-Free Getaway
Heading out on vacation? Don’t forget to pack legal peace of mind. From naming guardians to setting up powers of attorney, these quick estate planning steps can help protect your family while you’re away — so you can truly relax, wherever you go.
Why Estate Planning Is the Best Use of Your Tax Refund
This year, instead of spending your tax refund on something temporary, consider using it to protect your future and the people you love. Estate planning is one of the most powerful, lasting investments you can make—and it's easier to start than you think.