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Dr. Kelly Hollowell, an accomplished scientist and registered patent attorney, concentrates her practice on intellectual property matters where she guides clients through the patent process.  She focuses on the mechanical arts and life sciences.

David Michael Williams is an experienced trial attorney who represents clients in both criminal and civil litigation. David has effectively practiced in city, state and federal courts across the state of Louisiana, at both the trial and appellate level. Aggressive representation is the cornerstone of successful outcomes for our clients. David maintains an informative relationship with clients throughout each stage of the process to ensure that they are fully informed and involved in their cases.

Davey Jones was licensed to practice law in 2007. He was born and raised in Alexandria, Louisiana graduating from Holy Savior Menard High School in 1999. Davey’s parents and grandparents were all raised in central Louisiana creating significant ties and contacts within the area.. Davey is married to Angelina Jones and has two daughters, Cameron and Evangeline. He is a parishioner of Our Lady of Prompt Succor Catholic Church. Davey is an avid family man, church servant, and community enthusiast. After clerking for the Honorable Harry F. Randow and working briefly for another firm, Davey opened the Jones Law Firm in November of 2009. We began with no employees, no roof, no sign, and a small clientele. Through hard work, dedication to our clients, and the highest regard for ethics and professionalism, we have been blessed and fortunate to experience huge growth year after year.. That growth continues today with the majority of new clients arriving via word of mouth and referrals by local attorneys.. Jones Law Firm Commercial. The Firm focuses on domestic litigation (divorce and custody) and personal injury litigation (auto accidents). Our clients get focused, result oriented representation. Every client is treated with respect and dignity. We believe our clients appreciate our caring touch on every case.

Danielle Grace Pimentel handles a variety of employment and labor law matters involving discrimination and retaliation, as well as business and nonprofit matters.. Prior to joining the Old Towne Associates, P.C., Ms. Pimentel served as an Assistant Commonwealth’s Attorney for the City of Portsmouth where she gained trial experience litigating misdemeanor and felony criminal matters.. Ms. Pimentel earned her B.S. from Mary Washington University in Economics with Honors. While in college, Ms. Pimentel received the Henry W. Heweston Economics Award and served as Associate Editor of Issues in Political Economy, the leading undergraduate research journal in economics.. Ms. Pimentel earned her J.D. from Regent University School of Law. While there, Ms. Pimentel served as Senior Editor of the Regent University Law Review and received the Law Review Best Staffer Award in the Fall of 2019. She also served as Legal Research & Writing Director of the Moot Court Board, and as Presiding Officer of the Honor Counsel. She was also a member of the Hispanic Law Students Association. Additionally, while in law school, Ms. Pimentel was the recipient of an Academic Merit Award, the Ronald L. Fick Book Award, and the Wilbur Leland Brown Endowed Scholarship.. Ms. Pimentel is dedicated to upholding the mission of Old Towne Associates, P.C. to provide client-centered, transparent, and trustworthy legal counsel.

Christopher Jacob grew up right down the road in Richmond Virginia. He attended the University of Virginia where he worked for the student newspaper. After graduating from college, Chris received his Juris Doctorate from the University of Richmond. Before coming to the NovaLegalGroup he served as the Law Clerk for the Hanover Country Circuit Court where he worked on Criminal and Personal Injury cases. In his spare time Christopher coach’s youth lacrosse and enjoys watching University of Virginia athletics.

Christopher Amolsch is a nationally recognized Virginia criminal defense lawyer providing expert, aggressive and innovative representation in all federal and state criminal matters in both federal and state courts and in federal courts throughout the United States.. I graduated magna cum laude from George Mason University and was a scholarship student at Emory University School of Law in Atlanta, Georgia, which is consistently ranked as one of the top 25 law programs in the country.  After law school, I worked in Tennessee handling death penalty appeals in both federal and state courts before returning to the Washington, DC area.. I have handled many high profile cases which have been covered by numerous national newspapers.  I also appear regularly as an expert legal commentator on many national television programs, including Larry King, Nancy Grace, Court TV, CNN, MSNBC, and Fox News.. I am also a founder and past Vice President of Washington, DC's Innocence Project.  As Vice President for the Innocence Project, I testified before the Virginia General Assembly on the causes of wrongful convictions and was actively involved in crafting Virginia's innocence protection legislation.   I filed the first claim of actual innocence ever considered under Virginia's new DNA statute and continue to represent clients seeking exoneration through Virginia's Writ of Actual Innocence and through federal and state habeas petitions.. In addition to my trial and appellate work, I sit on the Board of Directors of the Virginia Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers and am active member of the National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers, the preeminent organizations in Virginia and the United States advancing the mission of the nation's criminal defense lawyers.

Chris Roy Jr has nearly 30 years of the experience necessary to assist those who have been injured, disabled, or even killed due to a personal injury. Chris Roy Jr does everything he can to protect his clients' rights and ensure that they are properly compensated for their losses.

Chris graduated from Falls Church High School in 1988, Georgetown University in 1992, and William and Mary law School in 1996. He also attended the George Washington University Master’s Program in Forensic Science from 2001-2003. During law school, Chris concentrated in criminal defense by working as an investigator at the D.C. Public Defender Service. He also clerked at the Public Defender’s Office in Bellingham, Washington in the summer of 1995, where he won his first jury trial under a Washington State Supreme Court rule, which allows law students meeting certain qualifications to try cases.. After passing the bar exam, Chris joined the Alexandria Public Defender’s Office, where he spent two years handling the traffic docket, mostly consisting of Driving While Intoxicated and other serious traffic offenses. He later became a Senior Assistant Public Defender, and for three years defended serious felony cases including murder, rape, child sexual abuse, and all varieties of serious drug offenses.. In 2002, Chris left the Alexandria Public Defender’s Office and formed his own law firm with Andrea L. Moseley (now a partner at Zwerling, Moseley and Sears, P.C.). In 2005, Leibig, Moseley, and Bennett merged with the nationally known Law Offices of John Kenneth Zwerling to form Zwerling, Leibig, and Moseley, P.C. In private practice, Chris has represented hundreds of individuals charged with serious felonies, including murder cases in Washington, D.C., Alexandria City, Fairfax County, Orange County, and Stafford County. He has also represented dozens of clients for serious sex offenses including rape, child sexual abuse, child pornography, and internet solicitation of a minor. Because Zwerling, Leibig, and Moseley, P.C. (now Zwerling, Moseley and Sears, P.C.) is a uniquely situated law firm with a broad client base, Chris’ practice has focused both on serious state court felonies and federal and white collar offenses, including drug conspiracies, money laundering, gambling and racketeering pursuant to the RICO Statute, import/export fraud, and money structuring.. Chris has received various recognition’s and awards, including being named by Washingtonian Magazine as one of the top criminal lawyers in the D.C. area in 2011. He is regularly named as one of the area’s top criminal lawyers by the Super Lawyers edition of Law and Politics Magazine, one of the few attorneys to be so named both in Virginia and Washington, D.C.. Chris has also published legal articles in various local and national magazines, including the Huffington Post, , and . He has appeared regularly as a legal commentator in various media outlets, including the Washington Post, the Washington Examiner, Fox News (local and national), , Inside Edition, CNN, Sports Illustrated, the New York Post, the Atlanta Constitution, and others. See In the Press page.

Charles Rothermel is the founding attorney of Rothermel Law Firm, PLC in Fairfax, Virginia. Licensed to practice in both the states of Virginia and Louisiana, he concentrates his practice in the areas of personal injury, child injury, nursing home litigation, admiralty and maritime claims, wrongful death, Social Security disability, workers’ compensation, and other select civil litigation claims. He offers general counsel to businesses as well. Charles develops a custom litigation strategy for each client, so he always listens to his clients’ needs and does what is best for them. Charles earned his Juris Doctor as well as a certificate of specialization in maritime law from Tulane University Law School in 2011. In his free time, he enjoys spending time with his family, traveling, and camping.

CHARLES (CHICO) L. GHOLZ is a partner in the Litigation and Patent Interferences practice groups, specializing in patent interferences. In addition to general patent litigation, he is particularly skilled at handling patent interferences under 35 USC § 135 before the Board of Patent Appeals and Interferences (BPAI) and court review of decisions by the BPAI in interferences. He handles both appeals to the Federal Circuit under 35 USC § 141 and civil actions in district courts under 35 USC § 146.. Mr. Gholz represents a wide variety of domestic and foreign clients across a range of technologies including biotech, chemical, electronics, computers and lasers. He regularly appears before the BPAI, the Federal Circuit, and various district courts. He also counsels on patent validity and patentability, and he has appeared as an expert witness on patent issues.. Prior to joining the firm, Mr. Gholz served as an assistant technical advisor to the Honorable Giles S. Rich of the U.S. Court of Customs and Patent Appeals (1970-1972).  A former Lecturer in Law at George Mason University School of Law, he has written and lectured widely on patent law.  In addition, he co-authored “Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit: Practice and Procedure,” LexisNexis, and “Patent Practice,” Patent Resources Institute.

Carolyn Grimes is a partner in the firm, practicing in all areas of family law including divorce, spousal support, child custody, child support, equitable distribution, retirement issues, and prenuptial agreements, among other areas. She practices in all of the Circuit and Juvenile and Domestic Relations Courts in Northern Virginia and has argued before the Court of Appeals. She has lectured on family law topics ranging from custody to retirement issues, including military, federal, civilian and Foreign Service retirement issues, for various organizations in the Commonwealth. In addition to traditional litigation, Ms. Grimes practices law in the collaborative law model. She is also a mediator herself.. Consistently named a ‘Best Lawyer’ (from 2014-2022), Ms. Grimes has also been honored as an AV Preeminent (2001-2022) and Gold Client Champion (2019-2021) by Martindale-Hubbell. In addition, she’s been named a Top Lawyer by Northern Virginia Magazine Magazine (2011, 2015, 2017, 2019, 2020, 2021), a Top Attorney by Arlington Magazine (2019-2021), and a Top Attorney by Washingtonian Magazine (2015) as well as many other top attorney designations— see full list below. Ms. Grimes actively serves the community as well. She was the 2009 and 2006 President of the Board of Directors for Legal Services of Northern Virginia (LSNV), has served on its Board for many years and has performed many hours of pro bono work for the organization. She is a Past President of the Alexandria Bar Association, for which she has co-chaired the Pro Bono and Community Service Committee and chaired the “Beat the Odds” Program, a scholarship program for youths who have overcome adversity. She also participated in the American Bar Association program offering legal assistance to victims of the September 11, 2001, attacks.. In addition to traditional settlement and litigation practices, Ms. Grimes also practices in the area of collaborative law. Collaborative law is a process of alternative dispute resolution designed to keep the parties out of court. Counsel who have been trained in the collaborative law process and other professionals, such as financial professionals and custody experts, engage in a series of meetings with the clients designed to develop creative solutions to the issues in a divorce and agree on peaceful, practical solutions. Ms. Grimes has been trained in the collaborative model since 2006 and practices in this model as well as more traditional settlement or litigation models. She is also a member of the International Academy of Collaborative Professionals (IACP).. Ms. Grimes is also a mediator and can act as the neutral mediator for both parties. Mediation is also an alternative dispute resolution process designed to have parties agree outside of court proceedings. If you are interested in using Ms. Grimes as a mediator, please contact our office. One party may initiate the contact to set up the appointment but as a mediator, she needs to meet with both parties together for the mediation process.

Caring and Experienced Trial Lawyer in Alexandria Dedicated To Helping Louisiana Clients Resolve Their Legal Problems.. We care about the people who come to our firm for legal help — whether you are facing a criminal charge, negotiating a parenting plan, adopting your step-child, injured in a car accident because of a negligent driver or challenging a denied Social Security Disability claim. We strive to resolve your legal issues quickly — no matter how complex or routine. We guide you through every step of the legal process until your case is resolved. We take our responsibility seriously, realizing that the outcome of your case can affect the rest of your life and the lives of your family.. We take the time to listen to you, tailoring our services to meet your specific needs and challenges. Communication is our goal as we make sure you understand all the legal issues, risks and consequences involved in your case. We want to equip you to make the best-informed decisions from start to finish.

Brian Darville, senior counsel in the firm's Trademark & Designs practice group, has several decades of litigation experience in federal courts throughout the U.S. and decades of experience handling intellectual property protection for trademarks and copyrights both in the U.S. and internationally. Mr. Darville provides comprehensive trademark, unfair competition, copyright, business, and e-commerce legal services to his clients throughout the United States and abroad. His extensive intellectual property, e-commerce and litigation experience enables him to protect and enforce his clients’ rights efficiently achieving their desired results on a cost-effective basis.. Mr. Darville has extensive experience in the areas of trademark, unfair competition and copyright, appearing before administrative tribunals and federal courts throughout the country. His trademark and copyright litigation experience includes the consumer products, automotive products, fashion, publishing, financial, and construction materials industries. He has litigated several domain name disputes under the Anticybersquatting Consumer Protection Act and has handled numerous opposition, cancellation and concurrent use proceedings before the Trademark Trial and Appeal Board (“TTAB”). Mr. Darville has prosecuted and defended numerous copyright infringement disputes in courts throughout the U.S. He counsels companies regarding the use of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act to remove infringing content from web sites or to disable web sites posting or streaming infringing content online.. Mr. Darville also manages the global trademark portfolio for several clients. He is experienced in all aspects of trademark protection, including clearance opinions, prosecution and maintenance of trademarks in the U.S. and abroad. He counsels clients in all aspects of trademark and copyright law, ecommerce, licensing and litigation.

Brian Caubarreaux was born in Lafayette, Louisiana and is the son of Leroy and Donna Caubarreaux. Leroy Caubarreaux served in the US Military in two different branches: the Marines and the Army. During his time of service, he piloted helicopters during the Vietnam War. Brian accredits his work ethic, strong family values and unwillingness to “cut corners,” to his parents, particularly his father. These values are the foundation upon which Brian Caubarreaux and Associates was built in 1993.. During his time at Marksville High School, Brian developed a strong adherence to teamwork by participating in football, baseball, track and tennis. After high school, Brian received a Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice degree from University of Louisiana at Lafayette in 1989. He then continued his education at Southern University Law Center in Baton Rouge, where he earned a Juris Doctor in 1992 and graduated summa cum laude. He was selected to be in the Southern University Law Center Hall of Fame in 2016.. Brian now has a family of his own. He and his wife, Tressie Buford Caubarreaux, have been married for over 29 years. They have three children: their two sons are currently in law school, while their daughter is still a teenager. Brian is an avid outdoorsman, pilot and diver, but his favorite thing to do is spend time with his family.. Brian is admitted to practice in all Louisiana State and Appellate Courts, United State Federal District Courts in Louisiana and the United State Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals. He is also a member of the American Bar Associates, Louisiana Associate of Justice, Avoyelles Parish Bar Association and past Board of Governor for the Louisiana Trial Lawyers Association.. * Results may vary on each case.

Brian Alexander represents businesses and individuals in technology, corporate and real-estate law matters. He has represented clients in intellectual property, environmental, zoning and litigation matters before state and federal administrative agencies and courts.

Born in Alexandria, VA, Benton S. Duffett III joined the firm in 1988. Benton is listed in the Bar Register of Preeminent Lawyers and practices in the areas of Family Law including; Support, Custody, Visitation, Alimony, Name Changes and Marital Agreements.

Biography. Jonathan B. Vivona is a co-founder of Vivona Pandurangi, PLC and is the primary attorney in the firm's Alexandria office.  He worked in private bankruptcy practice for four years as an associate attorney before starting his own law firm in 2015.  Jonathan is experienced with the filing and prosecution of Chapter 7, Chapter 13 and Chapter 11 bankruptcy cases.  He is a zealous advocate for his clients and takes a results-oriented approach to the practice of law.. Jonathan graduated from the Antonin Scalia Law School, previously the George Mason School of Law, in 2011.. Vivona Pandurangi, PLC – A Renowned Virginia Bankruptcy Firm. Our law firm is dedicated to serving Virginia clients and communities, and is committed to providing sound and honest legal advice at an affordable cost.. Vivona Pandurangi, PLC provides a fresh approach to the practice of law which prioritizes direct communication between attorney and client to ensure we are at all times focused on meeting your goals as a client.  Mr. Vivona has been practicing in the Commonwealth of Virginia for a decade.  He practices in all state courts in Virginia and the Bankruptcy Court for the Eastern District of Virginia.

Before beginning his private practice, Attorney Girum Tesfaye spent several years working with federal regulatory agencies such as the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission and the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. He is now a founding partner at Tesfaye Law, where he assists clients with immigration, family law, and a variety of other issues. He has been named in the Top 40 Under 40 for Virginia by the National Trial Lawyers, in the Top 100 by the National Black Lawyers, and in the 10 Best Immigration Attorneys for Virginia by the American Institute of Legal Counsel. He is currently a member of the American Immigration Lawyers Association, the Alexandria Bar Association, and the American Bar Association.

Based on 34 years of hands-on experience, Ms. Wuchinich has accumulated thorough knowledge of the Fair Labor Standards Act (i.e. Federal Minimum Wage and Overtime Statute), Veterans Benefits, Administrative Law, Appellate Law and Unemployment Compensation.  At present, she focuses on the needs of the unemployed, those with wage claims, and those who qualify for an uncontested divorce. AS OF 5/19/21, MS. WUCHINICH IS ON A TEMPORARY LEAVE OF ABSENCE.. She has, through representation and/or advice, helped many claimants win appeals, a sampling of which is contained in her AVVO listing.. Here are some comments from her clients on employment issues:. "Ms. Susan,. I wanted to express my gratitude for your efforts and dedication for my case. It was quite a long and upsetting process but  you were very generous regarding it. I am grateful to you that you took all the stress and restored everything out for me. Your faith, knowledge and determination were something that solves my worries. Thank you.". "SUSAN THANK YOU SOOOO MUCH!!!! We won the appeal! I could not have done it without your help. Ms._____'s written decision was almost like being at the hearing again? verbatim . I believe she had her mind made up before we left the hearing. I am well pleased, once again, with the outcome. I am seriously looking into becoming a paralegal. Who knows where that may take me :)". "BLESS YOU! BLESS YOU! BLESS YOU....!". "God bless!". "Thank you, Ms. Susan, I couldn't have done it without ya". "Your quick read on the matters we discussed has been a great comfort to me!". " Received the decision yesterday - a resounding finding in our favor. I wanted to thank you for your help, especially since it was done without pay. I very much appreciate your care and concern - I couldn't have done it without you.". "I cannot find the words to express my didn't think good people still existed in this gungle of a know now that I won knowing someone with a big heart like yours and it means a lot to me...". "You were outstanding" ". "Wooohooo got the determination in the mail and the examiner reversed the original decision and I'm qualified for benefits!!! Thank you so very much Susan, you were of great help preparing me and presenting my case. ". "Thanks so much. I received a letter in the mail yesterday. I truly appreciate all that you have done. This wouldn't have been possible without your help. Now I'm able to breathe.  Once again thank you.  God bless.". "I did receive a decision. We won. Thank you so much. Im in disbelief. I feel like I can breath and do my new job to the fullest. I may call you just to say this in person.". "Thank you so much for your time and for caring and not just treating me like another case. Thank you for the information I appreciate it!". " While I  have not yet received a letter, my insomnia had its bright side this evening (it’s now nearly 3 am).  I was monitoring my checking account and joyfully noticed a $ VEC deposit, which I guess means they have approved my benefits, right?  Whew!  I think I will be able to go to sleep now.". " Thank you so much Susan. I really appreciate all your help and patience.". "I just wanted to thank you so much for all of your efforts in representing me in this case. Although I could't have dreamed up a nightmare of these sorts (in the past year), it is still very encouraging to have persons such as yourself that volunteer their time and expertise in cases such as mine. It is people such as you that help to renew my believe in the human spirit.. Regardless of the outcome, I wanted to take the time right now to say thank you very much..". "This is AMAZING news! Could not have done it without you!  I really appreciate all your help.". "Thank you so much!!!  I know it would not have happened without you!!!". "Thank you again for advising me on my Fact Finding Interview I had for my unemployment.  I had the fact finding interview on Wednesday, February 26. I just received their decision last week. I was found to be qualified for Unemployment.  Thank you again and have a great day! :)". "I have gotten the letter today saying my case got approved since they found I was doing my best and no warning....thank you Susan, I really appreciate your guidance with this matter! It made a world of a difference! Thank you! ". "Amen!! Oh my goodness - I'm in shock! Thank you so so much!". "I just checked my mail and YES!! So happy to win but it was because of you and your help that made the difference for me. ". "That is so great !!! Thank you so much !. Here are some client comments on uncontested divorce:. "I went to Fairfax court and collected the certified final decree of divorce mam. Again I, my parents and my sister would like to thank you from the bottom of our hearts for all your help". "Ms. Wuchinich,Thank you very much.". "Wow that is great!! Great!! Thank you so much Susan. I really appreciate all your help and patience. Please let me know if  you ever need any thing from me.". "Bonne Nouvelle !!! Un souci de moins ! Mlle Susan, merci beaucoup pour votre aide. J'en suis ravie. Merci beaucoup."

Barbara was born and raised in Cottonport, LA, a small French Catholic town in Avoyelles Parish. Cottonport is known for its annual Egg Knocking Contest, which attracts people from across the State. Barbara fondly remembers her childhood there, where many of the residents spoke French. She is the oldest of 46 grandchildren and grew up surrounded by a large family that loved to tell (often greatly exaggerated) stories.. She attended Cottonport High School. After graduating from LSU, as a woman was discouraged from applying for or attending law school. But nonetheless she persisted and was accepted to the Paul M. Hebert School of Law. During the summer months, she clerked for the Knoll Law Firm and worked with now retired Supreme Court Justice Jeannette Knoll who served as a role model to her. Barbara earned her Juris Doctorate degree in 1978, making her one of the first women in Avoyelles Parish to finish law school.. That same year, Barbara married Mark Mixon of Bunkie, LA, and together they have three children: Luke, Emily, and Molly, and 5 grandchildren. Her husband Mark is a fourth-generation sugar cane farmer and through him she learned never to take anything, especially the weather for granted. Luke, the eldest, is a Navy pilot. She, her husband, two daughters and daughter in law are all LSU graduates with her granddaughter scheduled to graduate in May. They share a love of LSU and enjoy tailgating at LSU games together.. After marrying Mark, Barbara began working at the Social Security Administration’s hearing office, which is the adjudicatory branch of the Social Security disability program. For 21 years, she worked there as a supervisor of 16 attorneys and paralegals. She left to go into private practice, and in 2013 she began working as an attorney at Neblett, Beard & Arsenault.. “Since coming to NBA, I have grown this area of practice and have come to know and care for a great many of my clients,” says Barbara. She has seen clients struggle, unable to afford basic necessities through no fault of their own. She has a deep empathy for her clients and has dedicated her life’s work to guiding people through the often-difficult process of Social Security Disability. In the thirty-three years she has practiced law, Barbara has assisted thousands of individuals in obtaining their benefits in Louisiana, Alabama, and Mississippi. She is a member of the Louisiana Bar Association and the Avoyelles and Rapides Parish Bar Associations. She is a member to two local women’s political organizations.

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AV rated attorney helping clients with business, estate, tax and real estate matters.

Attorney Timothy J. Maier is Principal at the Virginia legal office, Maier & Maier PLLC. Mr. Maier handles a variety of intellectual property matters including patent preparation and prosecution, patent and trademark litigation, design patents, trademark oppositions, patent reissue and reexamination proceedings, and much more. He is a member of the Virginia State Bar, the American Bar Association, the Licensing Executives Society and the American Intellectual Property Association. If you would like to find out about the services Attorney Maier may be able to provide you with, do not hesitate to contact his firm today.

Attorney Miguel Rivera received his Juris Doctorate degree from James E. Beasley School of Law at Temple University in 1996. He appears regularly before the United States Department of Homeland Security, the United States Immigration Court, the Board of Immigration Appeals, and various federal appellate courts in order to assist immigrants in securing their legal rights. In 2002, Attorney Rivera founded The Law Offices of Miguel Rivera, PLLC, where he represents investors, business owners, families, heterosexual couples, and members of the LGBT community who desire to live and work in the United States. Mr. Rivera proudly offers quality representation and trusted legal counsel to all his clients. He understands that every individual is facing a unique immigration issue, which is why he strives to provide personalized attention to every client. Attorney Rivera acknowledges how complex the United States immigration system can be, and that immigration laws are constantly subject to change. This is why Mr. Rivera maintains a thorough understanding of all U.S. immigration laws, and makes sure he is aware when an amendment occurs. Attorney Rivera is prepared to assist clients through various immigration matters, including the obtaining of a green card/ permanent residency, citizenship, an immigrant visa, an employment-based visa, or a family-based visa. In addition, Mr. Rivera can represent individuals who may be facing removal from the United States. Removal can be caused by numerous reasons, including a criminal offense, failure to update an immigrant status, or coming into the United States without a passport. No matter what specific situation you are in, Attorney Rivera is prepared to provide you with the aggressive defense needed to protect your rights, freedoms, and immigration status. To learn more about how you may be able to retain the representation of Attorney Rivera, do not hesitate to contact The Law Offices of Miguel Rivera, PLLC.

Attorney living and working in Northern Virginia.