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Andy is a Kentucky native who has lived in Louisville for nearly twenty years. He grew up in Bowling Green, attending Bowling Green High School. After high school, Andy attended the University of Rochester, in Rochester, NY, where he majored in Spanish and History. Mr. Downey attended the Louis D. Brandeis School of Law at the University of Louisville.. After law school, Andy remained in Louisville and began focusing his work within the Latino community. Primarily working on personal injury cases at the beginning of his career, as time went on, Andy began concentrating on cases closer to his heart. Now, Mr. Downey works primarily in the areas of immigration and criminal matters.. In his free time, Andy enjoys volunteering with the University of Louisville, cooking and spending time with his family.

Rania Attum is an award winning immigration, personal injury and criminal defense attorney engaged in defending the rights of individuals in and around the Louisville, Kentucky and Southern Indiana area.. With years of trial experience, Rania has built an impressive record, achieving not guilty verdicts, reduced sentences, favorable plea bargains, and closed investigations on behalf of clients. She has also built great relationships with prosecutors, judges, and police officers, along the way. Rania has a reputation for listening to her clients and their families, catering to their individual concerns, and protecting their interests.. Her experience, impressive record, and personal touch is what makes her stand out as the right attorney to fight for your rights and protect your interests.

I was born in Russia.  I am a graduate of Moscow State University (master's degree in law). I practiced law in Moscow and Moscow Region, Russia, for four years before moving to the United States in 1998.. Law is my true passion.  I went to law school second time in order to continue doing what I love.  My dream of being able to practice law in this country came. true after I graduated from Chase College of Law in 2005.  I have been practicing law in the United States for over 11 years.  I am licensed in Kentucky and Ohio.. The areas of my practice are: criminal law, family law, immigration law. I enjoy litigation, legal writing, appellate practice.  I acquired significant experience in the area of criminal law while I was a conflict public defender in Northern Kentucky.  As an immigrant, I have an affinity with my immigration clients. Currently, I also represent clients in divorces, custody matters, and criminal cases.. In my free time, I enjoy reading, walking, taking music lessons, and playing piano.. I reside in Cincinnati with my husband and our two children.

Jorge Salazar is the Principal Attorney at Armis Law, PLLC. Born in the Rio Grande Valley and raised in Austin, Texas, Jorge came to Boise, Idaho, to further his professional pursuits. After graduating with a Juris Doctorate and gaining crucial experience under the Texas Attorney General, Jorge was sworn into the Idaho State Supreme Court and Federal District founding Armis Law PLLC, Jorge was a partner at a law firm in Boise. Throughout his legal career, he has gained a strong aptitude for processing complex Civil and Immigration legal issues-gaining Jorge a favorable reputation for successfully representing his clients in Judicial and transactional proceedings. In addition to working at Armis Law, PLLC, Jorge enjoys exploring Idaho, traveling, hiking, skiing, and playing tennis. Jorge often travels to Texas and Mexico whenever he has the chance, where he spends time with family and friends.. • Hablamos Español (Fluent in Spanish)

I am a shareholder at Hillsboro Law Group PC. I enjoy immigration and estate planning because I help people realize and protect their American dream. Providing clients with professional service and a personal touch not only gvies them peace of mind, it allows them to focus on what's important: their profession, family, and personal development.. As the son of immigrants, I understand the what my clients are going through. My personal experience, legal experience and knowledge of the process, gives me a unique perspective, and allows me to take out the unknown of what can be a daunting process. I find satisfaction in assisting clients from all over the world and from different backgrounds. I also assist families to file petitions for parents, siblings, and other relatives.. Over the years, I developed a keen interest and valuable skills in estate planning while studying estates and trusts, and assisting other attorneys. I have drafted many estate plans over the years, and yet no two are exactly the same. While online services are a great start, and are better than having no estate plan, many of them are deficient and would not avoid the time and expense of probate. I assist clients in creating first-time estate plans, revising and updating old estate plans, and creating entirely new estate plans after life changing events.. I believe in providing competent, cost effective legal representation. Former clients often contact me or refer family and friends to represent them in ongoing issues or other areas of the law.. Outside of the office, I enjoy the great outdoors, spending time with family, good food, music and sports.

My name is Rachel Game and I am an immigration attorney located in Oregon. I am a member of the American Immigration Lawyers Association (AILA). I joined AILA in 2006 when I first started representing clients in immigration matters.. I have lived and travelled throughout our wonderful planet. I am curious about other countries, their people and cultures. Working as an immigration attorney gives me a unique chance to meet people from so many places. I myself have been an immigrant and so I have first hand knowledge on the importance of the immigration process.. I was born in Portland, Oregon and my family moved to Canada when I was just an infant. I lived in Canada until my teenage years when my family returned to the United States. Funny enough I felt like an immigrant when we moved to the USA, since I had never lived in the country of my birth. During my time in university and law school I enrolled in study abroad programs to work on my Spanish. I studied law in Mexico and Ecuador which really helped me become bilingual.. After completing my studies and passing the Oregon State Bar I moved to Zimbabwe, Africa where I ran a group of businesses, mostly in the tourism industry, for about a decade. With the political climate in Zimbabwe deteriorating and my training in law calling me back, I returned to Oregon in 2006. I started my own law firm and have enjoyed the relationships I have formed with so many clients and their families.

The Law Office of Katrina M. Caldwell is located in downtown Portland, Oregon. Katrina focuses her practice solely within the immigration field. Her knowledge and experience in immigration includes: Family Immigration, Consular Processing, Fiance(e) & Spouse Non-Immigrant Visas, I-212 and I-601 Waivers, Removal/Deportation Defense, Domestic Violence and Crime Victim Visas, and Naturalization.  She is an active member of AILA (American Immigration Lawyers Association) and the Oregon State Bar. Call today for a consultation.

I'm an immigration lawyer at Portland Immigration Law. Thank you for taking the time to read a bit about what made me want to practice immigration law.. I was born in Oregon and have spent most of my life here. After finishing Sandy High School and Oregon State University, I worked abroad teaching English as a second language in South Korea and Kyrgyzstan. While away, I missed my home and family here in Oregon, but was treated with great generosity and hospitality throughout my travels. In Kyrgyzstan, I met my wife--the first person with whom I would navigate the U.S. immigration process.. During law school, I worked for Sponsors Organized to Assist Refugees (SOAR) and later the Oregon Justice Resource Center (OJRC)--both Portland-based non-profits--providing immigration legal services to individuals who did not have the means to hire a private attorney. These were meaningful experiences for me because they gave me the opportunity to use the knowledge I had been cultivating at Lewis & Clark Law School to make real and positive changes in people's lives.. Later, I spent a year working for the Troutdale City Attorney's Office prosecuting misdemeanors in municipal court. Spending time as a prosecutor provided me with a valuable look into the criminal justice system. It gave me the opportunity to understand the process and reasoning behind the charges leveled against those I now assist.. In my daily life, I try to remember the kindness strangers showed me when I was far away from everything and everyone I knew. In doing so, I can remind myself of how vulnerable we are at times and how we all have a duty to one another as neighbors, no matter the physical locations of our domiciles. At Portland Immigration Law, I work hard to understand your situation, your concerns, and your case. People come to our office during some of the most difficult times in their lives and I believe it is our job to ease as much of this difficulty as possible. If you want to talk about your case with someone eager to listen, contemplate, and advise, please give us a call.

I have practiced Immigration law in Portland since 1977. I speak Spanish but my clients are from all over the world. I have taken on cases in all areas of Immigration law including family and employment-based applications, waivers of inadmissbility,  naturalization and citizenship, defense of people in removal proceedings at the trial and appellate level as well as applicants for asylum.. In 2006, I received the Gerald H. Robinson Excellence in Immigration Advocacy Award from the Oregon Chapter of the American Immigration Lawyers Assocation.. I am listed in Oregon Super Lawyers ® for 2012, 2014 and 2014.

I am one of the founding attorneys of Four Corners Immigration Law in Portland, Oregon. I provide high quality services to clients before Immigration Courts, USCIS, and ICE. I also represent clients in the District Court of Oregon and before the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals.

The practice of law is a profound privilege.  In this vocation, I am granted the opportunity to live up to the trust placed in my care by clients who are in need.  It is my solemn duty to uphold the oath I took and prosecute my clients' interests with truth and honor.. In 2004, I graduated cum laude from the University of Florida Levin College of Law, having earned Book Awards in Contract Law and Trademark Law.  I am a member of the State Bars of Minnesota and Florida.  I have been admitted to practice before the Federal District Courts of Minnesota and the Southern Florida, as well as the Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit.  I am a member of the American Immigration Lawyers Association (AILA) and American Intellectual Property Law Association (AIPLA).

Andersen Law, LLC is an immigration law firm assisting individuals, families, and business owners throughout Eugene, Springfield and all of Oregon. Our firm can help you find solutions to your immigration law issues. We pride ourselves on our professionalism, our efficiency and hard work. Give us a call. You may have more options than you think.