Immigration law, nationwide

Every stage of the immigration process

Whether you are fighting a removal order, waiting on a work permit, or bringing family to the United States, our attorneys handle it — from our offices in San Diego, Miami and Guaynabo, for clients in all fifty states.

Time-sensitive matters

If any of these apply, contact us today

These three areas move on court and government deadlines rather than your schedule. Acting early is usually what keeps options open.

Urgent

Removal Defense & Immigration Court

Facing deportation, or received a Notice to Appear? We defend clients through master calendar and merits hearings, applications for relief, and appeals.

Urgent

Immigration Bond

If ICE has detained someone you love, a bond hearing may bring them home while the case continues. We move quickly and prepare thoroughly.

Deadline

Asylum

Asylum generally has to be filed within one year of arrival. If you fear returning to your home country, the sooner we look at your case the better.

Full-service immigration law

Everything our attorneys handle

Grouped so you can find your situation quickly. If you are not sure which applies to you, that is exactly what a consultation is for.

What to expect

How working with us starts

  1. A free, confidential consultation

    Tell us what has happened. Nothing you share obligates you to hire us, and there is no charge for the conversation.

  2. An honest assessment

    We will tell you what we think your options are, including when we think the odds are poor. You are better served by an accurate picture than an encouraging one.

  3. A plan and a fee, in writing

    If we take the case you will know the strategy, the likely timeline, and what it costs before you commit. Payment plans are available for most matters.

The descriptions on this page are general information about areas of immigration law, not legal advice, and they do not create an attorney-client relationship. Eligibility for any form of relief depends on the specific facts of your case and on immigration law as it stands at the time. Please speak with a licensed attorney about your own situation.

Not sure where your case fits?

That is the most common reason people call us. Tell us what is going on and we will point you in the right direction — free and confidential.