Not unless they become members of the bar in the appropriate state. Each state sets up the requirements to practice law in their state, and it varies, but in general: Complete a law degree (There are a few states that do not require that) Take and pass the Professional Responsibility Exam Submit a completed application that includes citizenship, fingerprint checks, background investigations and criminal record check. Take and pass the State Bar Exam. You can apply to transfer your membership from one state to another and some states will allow this, others will not. (Florida does not, too many retired attorneys wanting to retire there.)
Yes but only after he has been admitted to the bar. Which typically requires that he pass thebar exam and the ethics exam for the state in question.
Talk to a lawyer. It can be very hard to get into the country, but a lawyer can tell you what to do to improve your chances and speed the process.
In most countries a lawyer needs to be registered to practice law at the bar of the contry in which a trial is to be held. Thus the US lawyer would need to be so registered to formally represent a client in Australia.
How do you sponsor a person coming from another country to the US
You must become a international layer first.
No. The practice of law is controlled by the state.Generally a person must be admitted to the bar by the jurisdiction in which they wish to practice. Every US state has its own rules for admission to the state bar. A lawyer who is licensed to practice law in one state is not automatically allowed to practice law in another state.Admission to the state bar does not entitle an attorney to practice in federal court. There is a separate admission process in each federal district. An attorney who wants to practice in the US Supreme Court must complete the requirements and process to do so.
To become a lawyer you will need to first obtain an undergraduate degree. The next step is to obtain a law degree through education at a law school. A lawyer must also pass the bar exam for the state they intend to practice in.
See your lawyer, if this is in US then you dont need her to get divorced, in US someone cannot force you to stay married to them.,. unless your a muslim
It depends on the type of lawyer, who they work for, and where they are located. Government lawyers can make as little as 40,000 a year. Private practice attorneys can do really well if they have a good reputation, and a good practice. In the long run, money is not a good reason to decide to be a lawyer. Most of us do not make the money necessary to justify the cost of the education.
I would see a lawyer. I am sure there is a way.
report to the US consulate or embassy in that country.
One of most famous lawyer in the United States, and also known about world wide is the President Abraham Lincoln. Lincoln had a law practice with another attorney before he entered into presidential politics. Many people from other countries know the name of Lincoln because he was the US President during the US Civil War.
It will depend on the country you are in. In the US, the standard method is to earn a Bachelor's degree and the attend a 3 year law school. Upon completing law school you can sit for the bar exam. Passing the bar exam will lead to being admitted to the bar to practice.