How Muslim Wives Can Protect Their Rights to Mahr in Michigan
MICHIGAN- For many Muslim women, navigating divorce can feel overwhelming—especially when the marriage includes an Islamic Dowry, known as Mahr. Understanding what Mahr
Atiya Law Leads Immigration Law Trainings During National Pro Bono Week
Detroit, Michigan — During National Pro Bono Week 2025 (October 19–25, 2025), Atiya Law proudly led a series of immigration
What to Expect When Crossing the U.S.–Canadian Border
Living in the Detroit area offers a unique advantage, with Canada being just across the river. But that convenience also
Divorce Law in Michigan: How to Get Attorney Fees Awarded
Divorce can be emotionally and financially draining, especially when one spouse holds a significant financial advantage. The good news is
Understanding the New Annual Asylum Fee and U.S. Asylum Process
In October 2024, U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) announced a new policy requiring all asylum applicants who file Form
Michigan Stop and Identify Laws: Do You Have to Show ID to Police?
Many people believe that if a police officer tells you to stop and asks for your identification, you must always
Driving in Michigan as an Immigrant or Visa Holder: Laws, Risks, and Immigration Consequences
Immigrants and visa holders in Michigan face unique rules when driving. Learn license requirements, legal risks, and immigration consequences of traffic stops.
Foreign students face hurdles including deportation and bans under Trump measures
WASHINGTON D.C.- The Trump administration is taking measures to make it more difficult for foreign students to apply for entry
Detroit man freed after federal judge rules in favor of Atiya Law and ACLU petition
Juan Lopez-Campos is reunited with his 2 sons after spending 2 months in detention at the Monroe County Jail Facility.