Immigration Law
IMMIGRATION
Immigration & Nationality Law is among the most complex and nuanced area of law that requires diligence, knowledge, thoroughness, and skill.
Minor misguided and misplaced errors could be major obstacles later on.
Our RESULT based approach through our ROBUST understanding of the law and your understanding of the circumstances, leads to your desirable RESULTS in:
Family-Based
- Consular processing and Adjustment of status
- Fiancee & spouse Visas (K1, K2, and K3 visas)
- Relatives of U.S. Citizens & Permanent Residents (immediate relatives, F1, F2, F3, and F4)
- Marriage to U.S. Citizens and permanent residents
- Removal of conditions
- VAWA
Employment-Based
- Temporary employment visas such as H1B (specialty workers) & H1C (Nurses), H2, H3, H4, and others
- Permanent employment green-cards such as EB1, EB2, EB3, EB4, and EB5's. National interest waiver (NIW), Schedule A green-cards (Nurses, Physical therapists, and others)
Humanitarian based
- DACA
- Special immigrant juvenile status (SIJ)
- Temporary Protected Status (TPS)
- Crime and trafficking victims (U-Visa, T-Visas)
- Asylum, refuge
- Humanitarian parole
Citizenship & Naturalization
- Certificate of citizenship for derivative citizens and foreign born citizens
- Certificate of naturalization
Visitor and Exchange
- Business and visitor visas (B1, B2)
- Student visas (F1, M1,) exchange visitors (J1), and others
Others such as
- Work documents
- Travel documents; advance parole, re-entry permit, refugee travel docs etc.
Removal Proceedings
(Inadmissibility, Deportation, Exclusion)
- Immigration Bond
- Immigration court hearings
- Inadmissibility waivers
- Cancellation of removal for certain permanent residents and non-permanent residents
- Asylum, Withholding of removal
- Supervised release
- Voluntary departure
Personal Injury
AUTO ACCIDENT
Auto and other accidents can cause devastating bodily injuries and property loss.
Through our RESULT based approach, we offer ROBUST representation to clients hurt in car accidents, and other injuries.
It is important to get a police report produced immediately after an accident by calling the police to the scene, which can serve as valuable evidence later on in litigation.
Take pictures of the scene including both cars, which are another valuable evidence. Gather information of the driver at fault; take pictures of his/her insurance card, driver license, confirm his/her phone number, take witnesses phone numbers.
Call us before giving any statement to insurance company.
Do not be persuaded, by insurance company or a well intentioned but misguided family member or friend, to settle quickly and not contact an attorney!
Call us immediately, and we will ensure the following at no cost :
- Important evidence is preserved and profit-driven insurance companies do not take advantage of you
- You get the best treatment possible, with or without insurance
- Assist you in filing claims with insurance companies or others responsible
- Zealously advocate your case to ensure just compensation either through settlement or judgement
Remember, we only get paid if you get paid! because we are RESULTS driven.
Estate Planning
WILLS, TRUSTS, AND ESTATE
Estate planning ensures your wishes/interests in yourself and estate are protected and carried out both when alive and continues after-life.
You literally make decisions long after you are gone. This is achieved by proper planning.
Through our RESULT based approach and ROBUST understanding of the law we empower you to accomplish your estate planning needs in:
Durable power of attorney (aka durable POA or financial POA).
You give someone authority and powers similar to yours in your financial and estate management.
Effective on execution, lasts for a lifetime or until revoked.
Living will (aka advance directive or healthcare directive & medical power of attorney [medical POA]).
You make determination and give a directive to physicians and/or others on the type of treatment you desire/wish when you are incapacitated.
Effective only when you are incapacitated.
Testamentary will (aka last will and testament).
You determine how your estate will be distributed after death.
Your desired/named executor or court appointed administrator (if no executor named) oversees the distribution.
Must be probated (approved) in a probate court.
Trust (aka revocable living trust).
You determine or distribute your estate while you are alive.
Your named trustee (or yourself as a trustee) oversees the distribution.
A Trust does not need a probate court approval.
End of life plan.
You determine disposition of your remains after-life (such as burial or cremation, resting place etc), funding, and services (such as speeches, Religious services, Contacts, or vigil.