2026 Update on the Intersection of Immigration and Domestic Relations

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64 minutes

Date Published

March 30, 2026

Publisher

Cleveland Metropolitan Bar Association

Subjects

Immigration Law, Domestic Relations

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Summary

Family law and immigration law increasingly intersect in ways that can significantly affect case strategy, client counseling, and long-term outcomes. This program will provide a practical 2026 update on key issues arising at the crossroads of domestic relations and immigration, including how divorce, custody determinations, support obligations, protection orders, and family-based petitions may influence immigration status, legal remedies, and broader case outcomes. Participants will also explore recent developments impacting non-citizen spouses, immigrant parents, and mixed-status families, with attention to both procedural considerations and the real-world challenges attorneys may encounter when these two legal systems overlap.

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Presenters

Daniel J. Natalie

Martin Jolic and Associates, LLC

Ann S. Bergen

Bergen Law Offices

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