Immigration

Immigration law is personal — and so is our approach. We assist clients with a wide range of family-based immigration matters, including DACA, Adjustment of Status, Removal of Conditions, Naturalization, Work Authorization Renewals, Parole in Place, Advance Parole, and Deferred Action. For more complex cases, such as U-Visas and VAWA, we offer experienced and compassionate representation.

For non-citizens, a criminal conviction — even a seemingly minor one — can carry serious immigration consequences. The overlap between criminal and immigration law, often referred to as "crimmigration," is complex and often misunderstood. If you’ve been arrested, charged, or have pled guilty to a crime, it’s critical to understand how that may affect your current or future immigration status and options. Many individuals don’t realize the consequences of a conviction until it’s too late.

For individuals concerned about the possibility of being placed in ICE custody, preparation is key. There are important steps you can take now to protect your family, including making plans for your children’s care and ensuring trusted individuals have the legal authority to act on your behalf. Having a plan in place can bring peace of mind and help reduce chaos during an already challenging time.