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PRACTICE AREAS
Immigration
We are fighters against deportation, and routinely handle complex immigration matters involving naturalization, lawful permanent residency (“green cards”), waivers, cancellation of removal, asylum, fraud, and criminal convictions.
We keep families together through family-based immigration petitions.
We also help businesses retain their best and brightest employees through employment immigration for skilled and unskilled workers, workers with advanced degrees, workers with exceptional ability, National Interest Waivers, and workers of extraordinary ability, outstanding professors or researchers, and multinational executives or managers.
- naturalization
- lawful permanent residency (“green cards”)
- waivers
- cancellation of removal
- asylum
- fraud
- criminal convictions
- family-based immigration petitions
- employment immigration for skilled and unskilled workers
- national Interest Waivers
Bankruptcy
The United States is the land of second chances, and the bankruptcy code was created to afford people a new beginning. We proudly fight for debtors in Chapter 7, Chapter 11, and Chapter 13 proceedings, to achieve discharge of all applicable debt, and the freedom to start over.
Family Law
Families are the bedrock of our country, and they come in endless varieties.
We are proud to fight for the rights of biological and non-biological parents and children, opposite sex and same sex couples, in pre-nuptial agreements, custody, divorce, alimony, property settlements, paternity, and cases of Special Immigrant Juvenile Status (SIJS)
End of Life and Estate Planning
“Life is for the living!” my grandmother would say. And planning now for you and your loved ones as you reach the end of life, and after your death, gives you and your family stability and protection.
Planning now allows your wishes to be followed when you may be unable to speak for yourself. We work with individuals and families to prepare wills, trust, end of life directives, advance directives, living wills, durable powers of attorney for health care, distribution of assets, and specifying preferences for the type and place of care as you age.