Once a person is in removal proceedings, time is of the essence and legal representation is critical. I offer personalized and compassionate representation to clients at every stage of the removal process. I identify the forms of relief that my clients are eligible for, prepare and submit those applications to Immigration Court. I represent clients at their Master Calendar hearings and Individual Merits hearings. This includes identifying and preparing witnesses, submitting legal briefs, and negotiating with DHS lawyers. My goal is to vigorously advocate for my clients' rights, exploring all available legal avenues to challenge their removal and seek relief.

Whether you are seeking to sponsor a family member for a green card, navigate the complexities of the marriage-based immigration process, or reunite with loved ones through family reunification programs, I am here to help. I offer support at every step, from initial consultations to the completion of paperwork and attendance at interviews. With a deep commitment to keeping families together, I advocate tirelessly for my clients' rights and strive to make the immigration process as smooth as possible.

I offer eligibility assessments and document preparation and submission for DACA renewals. I strive to ensure that every renewal application is accurately prepared and effectively presented. My mission is to empower DACA recipients to continue pursuing their dreams and contributing to their communities with confidence, knowing they have a reliable ally in their corner. I also keep my clients up to date on the legal challenges to the DACA program as it proceeds through the courts. When I have clients who are recipients of DACA, I make sure they understand the other, more permanent forms of immigration relief they could be eligible for and assist them in pursuing those.

I offer personalized guidance and strategic advocacy to ensure that my clients have the best possible chance of securing a favorable outcome at their bond hearing. From preparing compelling arguments to presenting evidence of community ties and flight risk mitigation, I work diligently to advocate for the release of my clients with compassion and expertise. My mission is to navigate the complexities of immigration law with integrity and dedication, empowering my clients to reunite with their families and continue pursuing their legal remedies with dignity and hope.

Securing employment authorization is a crucial step for individuals navigating the complexities of U.S. immigration law. Employment authorization is available for some but not all applicants for immigration relief. Whether you are seeking authorization as part of your visa application or adjusting your status, I am here to help. Obtaining employment authorization is often the main goal for many of my clients. I am committed to helping you navigate the intricacies of employment authorization with confidence and peace of mind.

Temporary Protected Status, or TPS, is a type of immigration relief available to people from countries designated by the United States government as too unsafe to return. I help my clients navigate the intricate legal landscape of TPS, offering comprehensive services to individuals seeking protection and stability. From initial eligibility assessments to renewal applications, I am committed to advocating for the rights of TPS beneficiaries and helping them secure the legal protections they need to rebuild their lives with dignity and security.

You may be eligible for asylum if you fear persecution if returned to your country of origin. Asylum law is complex and there are several barriers to obtaining asylum that every client should be aware of. I provide assistance throughout the asylum application process, offering legal representation, counseling, and access to essential resources. I strive to ensure that each client's case is thoroughly evaluated and diligently pursued, advocating for their rights and helping them navigate the complexities of immigration law.

U Visas are available to victims of crime who cooperate with law enforcement. VAWA is available to spouses of U.S. citizens who experience violence or extreme cruelty. Both types of visas have specific requirements, benefits and downsides. I have years of experience working with survivors of domestic and sexual violence. I have also authored several federal laws and conducted investigations in this space. I guide clients through the U visa and VAWA visa application processes with compassion and expertise. My goal is to ensure you feel safe regardless of the decision you ultimately make, while giving you the best legal representation I can.

An unaccompanied child is defined by U.S. law as someone who enters the United States under the age of 18 years old, without lawful status, and without an accompanying parent or legal guardian. Unaccompanied minors face unique challenges. I strive to offer expert representation and advocacy to ensure their rights are protected throughout every stage of the legal process.