Family Law

• Guardianship
  Guardianship for Children: If you have children, consider designating a guardian who can care for them if you are unable to do so. Ensure that this person has legal documentation authorizing them to make decisions for your children.

Immigration Law

• Family Immigration
  We focus our practice on complex deportation matters, family-based immigration, marriage-based green cards, complex mandamus and appeals litigation, employment-based immigration, PERM, EB-1s and many other immigration matters.
• Employment Immigration
  Immigrate to the United States through a qualifying employer relationship or self-sponsorship. An employer can file a petition to obtain a visa or a person with extraordinary abilities can file one for themselves. In some cases, certain spouses and/or children many accompany or follow-to-join employment-based immigrants.
• Green Cards
• Student Visas
  Visa limitations also play a significant role in determining what kind of work immigrants can engage in. Certain visas, such as student visas, may allow part-time work only under specific conditions. For example, international students on F-1 visas are generally allowed to work on-campus or in certain off-campus jobs related to their field of study, but they may not be permitted to take on gig work that falls outside these restrictions. Failure to adhere to these limitations could result in visa violations and jeopardize a newcomer’s ability to remain in the country.
• Work Visas
  Non-Americans must have valid work authorization to legally participate in gig work, which typically means holding a work visa or a green card. Without proper authorization, immigrants risk violating immigration laws, which can have serious consequences for their status in the country. Understanding the specific requirements of their visa and working with an
• Investor Visas
  The investor visa, also known as the EB-5 Immigrant Investor Program, is a pathway for foreign nationals to obtain a US green card by investing in the American economy. This program requires a minimum investment of $1,000,000, or $500,000 if the investment is made in a targeted area, typically a rural or high-unemployment area. The… Read More

Trusts and Estates

• Power of Attorney
  Power of Attorney: Designate someone you trust with power of attorney over your financial and legal matters if you are detained. This will ensure that someone can make decisions on your behalf.