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Personalized Attention to Every Case!. Attorney Brad Duvall started Duvall Law Office, P.L.L.C., back in 2002. He is a sole practitioner and the firm’s only attorney. He does not employ any legal assistants or paralegals in his practice. That way, you can be assured when you call Duvall Law Office, P.L.L.C. you will be speaking directly with an attorney – each and every time.. At some law firms, you meet briefly with an attorney during an initial consultation, and then you are shuffled off to have a paralegal or legal assistant take your case from there. We do not do that. From the scheduling of your appointment, initial consultation with Attorney Brad Duvall, paperwork/documentation, signing, filing and post-filing work ­­~ you will always have an attorney on your case.. By not employing legal assistants or paralegals, our overhead is kept to a minimum. These cost savings are passed down to you, our client. We offer fair and competitive pricing on all of our cases. Why pay additional attorney’s fees to cover someone else’s operating costs?. We also understand that life gets busy and you are more than likely pulled in many different directions; work, school, volunteering, church, etc. It is because we understand this, that we offer hours that try to fit into your schedule. In addition to our regular hours, we offer evening and some Saturday appointments.. At Duvall Law Office, P.L.L.C., we take pride in dealing directly with our clients through all phases of your case. Because of this individual attention, Attorney Brad Duvall is aware of every aspect of your case, and will be able to give you the quality legal advice that you deserve.

Juan Rocha was born in Chihuahua, Mexico. He immigrated to the United States when he was three years old. He and his parents applied for lawful permanent resident status after President Ronald Reagan signed the 1986 Immigration Reform and Control Act (IRCA), which granted lawful status to immigrants that had entered the country before January 1, 1982. In 1996, he became a United States citizen. Armed with a U.S. passport, Juan moved to Thailand and traveled around Southeast Asia (Hong Kong, Singapore, Vietnam, Cambodia). After graduating from Arizona State University, he picked up his passport and traveled to Western Europe and later Central and South America. In 2001, he moved to Chicago and attended graduate school at the University of Chicago where he had the fortune of being a student of then-Professor Barack Obama. He received his law degree from the University of California Los Angeles (UCLA) School of Law.. For six years he was an Assistant Federal Public Defender representing indigent clients in federal court and has argued cases before the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals. In 2013, he opened his law firm representing clients in the criminal and immigration courts. Juan has written extensively on the intersection of criminal and immigration law. His articles have been published by the University of Chicago; the Harvard Kennedy School of Government; the National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers (NACDL); and The Federal Bar Association, among other publications. Juan has also appeared on PBS and Spanish-language radio to discuss criminal and immigration law and policy.. Juan is a lecturer at the Sandra Day O’Connor College of Law at Arizona State University. He teaches a class titled, "Southwest Border Crimes." The focus of the course is how the federal government uses the criminal and immigration code to prosecute noncitizens of various immigration crimes and how these crimes impact a noncitizen’s immigration status. Juan has been a presenter at law conferences and universities. He gave the keynote address on “Crimmigration” at San Diego State University, has presented at the University of Arizona School of Law, and the National Association of Legal Investigators annual conference, and various continuing legal education seminars. He has also written editorial pieces about Arizona politics and has been quoted by The New York Times.. Juan’s story is an example of how reasonable immigration policy produces good citizens and enriches a country.

I am a personal injury and accident lawyer in Mesa, Arizona.  I am also an experienced trial attorney, and have participated in numerous trials and arbitration hearings. I enjoy helping those who have been injured due to wrongful conduct, and I represent clients injured in auto and boating accidents, medical malpractice, wrongful death situations and many other types of injury claims in the state of Arizona.. I joined my law firm in 1992 as an associate attorney and I have been the head of the accident and injury department since 1994. I became a partner of the firm in 2002.  In 2016 I became the managing partner of the law firm.

Education and Honors:Natalia graduate Magnaa Cum Laude with a B.A. in Global Studies focusing on Conflict Resolution in Latin America with a minor in Business Administration from Saint Edward’s University in Austin, Texas. In 2018, she received her J.D from the Sandra Day O’Connor College of Law, ASU. She was recognized as a Willard H. Pedrick Scholar for academic excellence, and she received the CALI award for top grade in the Immigration Law and Policy Clinic.. Legal Experience:Prior to joining Jackson White, Natalia externed at the Tempe City Attorney’s Office and the American Civil Liberties Union. She also worked as a Law Clerk for Alex Navidad P.L.C., an immigration and criminal defense firm, and she was in the Immigration Law and Policy Clinic at ASU.. Personal Interests:Natalia was born in Texas, but she was raised in Mexico. She fluently speaks, reads, and writes Spanish. She is passionate about human rights, and she focuses that calling by helping immigrants reach their goals. In her free time, Natalia enjoys travelling and reading.

Brent practices primarily in the areas of business, trust and estate planning; trust and probate administration; and immigration law. His business, trust and estate planning practice includes all areas of lifetime and testamentary planning concerning estate preservation and tax efficient property transfers among family members, business associates, friends and charities in the United States and around the world. His immigration practice encompasses the full range of business, investment and family immigration law.. Brent has Martindale-Hubbell's highest rating of AV and is included in Marquis' Who's Who in American Law. Brent received his J.D. from Columbia University School of Law, where he was the case note and comment editor for the Columbia Journal of Transnational Law.. Before opening his office in Mesa in 1996, he was the partner in charge of the estate planning and business immigration practice areas at Brown & Bain P.A. in Phoenix. He is a member of Wealth Counsel, a national collaborative business and estate planning organization; the East Valley Planning Council; and the American Immigration Lawyers Association. He has served on the Board of Trustees of the Maricopa County Bar Foundation and other charitable organizations. He is currently on the Professional Advisory Board of the Arizona Community Foundation.. He has been very active as a leader in various capacities with the Boy Scouts of America and has coached several youth sports teams.

Experienced Immigration attorney serving clients in Mesa and surrounding areas.

Experienced Immigration attorney serving clients in Mesa and surrounding areas.

Experienced Immigration attorney serving clients in Mesa and surrounding areas.

Experienced Immigration attorney serving clients in Mesa and surrounding areas.

Experienced Immigration attorney serving clients in Mesa and surrounding areas.

Experienced Immigration attorney serving clients in Mesa and surrounding areas.