Berenice Zavaleta
Founding attorney
Family petitions, green cards and immigration court. Takes the Spanish-language calls herself.
People
Who will be on your case
Spanish: Berenice Zavaleta and our case coordinators. Vietnamese: Mai Dao. Igbo: Obinna Anyanwu. Every lawyer here works in English.
Obinna Anyanwu
Partner
Citizenship, work permits and appeals. Reads every file before it is filed.
Mai Dao
Associate attorney
Asylum, DACA and work permits, in English and Vietnamese.
The firm at a glance
- Across Texas, on video
- Houston office2929 Allen ParkwayAnywhere in TexasBy video
- Languages
- EnglishAll lawyersSpanishBerenice and case coordinatorsVietnameseMaiIgboObinna
- Forums
- Immigration courtsBoard of Immigration AppealsUSCIS
- What a flat fee covers
- Flat fee in writingBefore work beginsCase reviewQuoted when you book
Why we say lawyers, not notarios
In much of Latin America a notario is a lawyer. In the United States a notario público is not: they may witness a signature, but they cannot give legal advice or represent you in immigration matters.
Everyone who advises you here is a licensed attorney, and we say so on the first call. If someone has already taken your money and your papers, bring what you have. We will tell you where the case stands.
Choose who you would like to speak with
Tell us your language and your kind of case in the form, and we will set up the review with the right lawyer.