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Kirby Gamblin Joseph is a graduate of the University of Denver, College of Law. Ms. Joseph is a member of the American Immigration Lawyers Association (AILA) and served on the Executive Committee for the Colorado Chapter of AILA from 2002-2007. Ms. Joseph has also served on the National Board of Governors for AILA and as an Ambassador to the American Immigration Council. In 2010, Ms. Joseph was appointed to serve on the national AILA Ethics and Law Practice Management Committee. In 2012 she became chair of the national AILA Law Practice Management Committee and continues to serve in this capacity working with attorneys from around the country on management, marketing, finance and technology issues that impact law firms.. Prior to co-founding Joseph Law Firm, P.C., Ms. Joseph worked for the Colorado State Public Defender’s Office as a criminal defense attorney. Ms. Joseph is a frequent lecturer on immigration topics and law office management on a local and national level. She has been nominated by the Denver Business Journal, Wells Fargo Bank and the National Association of Women Business Owners (NAWBO) for the Outstanding Women in Business Awards. The Outstanding Women Business Awards recognize women for excelling professionally through innovation, perseverance, and leadership. Ms. Joseph was named a Colorado Super Lawyer by Colorado Super Lawyers Magazine (reserved for the top five percent of all licensed attorneys in the State of Colorado) in 2009 and 2010. 5280 Magazine also named Ms. Joseph a “Top Lawyer” in the area of immigration law in 2009 and 2010.. In 2015 Kirby Gamblin Joseph founded Strategy4Success, a Law Practice Management Consulting group. Kirby provides consulting services to law firms interested in changing the way that they practice law. Kirby’s personal desire to create balance in her own life, without sacrificing law firm profitability, sparked her quest to improve the systems in her own law firm, motivate employees to be the best that they can be, and improve client services. This success led to the desire to help other law firms to achieve best practices to maximize law firm potential and success without sacrificing client services. She has developed systems and formulas that have improved efficiency, and has developed compensation systems that reward hard work while acknowledging that today’s employees seek greater work/life balance. She is an expert in law firm management, revenue generation, law firm systems, strategic planning, branding and marketing, employee hiring and retention, and management systems. She is asked to speak frequently both locally and nationally on law firm practice management and represents law firms of all sizes throughout the United States.. In addition to her rewarding career, Kirby is the mother of two sets of twins, and enjoys participating in their activities, volunteering at their schools, donating her time to nonprofit work, cooking, traveling, and outdoor activities

Arturo Jimenez is a bilingual lawyer who has represented thousands of individuals for over 17 years in Colorado. He graduated from the University of Colorado School of Law and is one of the founders of the Immigration Clinic at Catholic Charities in Pueblo, CO. After serving as the President of the Colorado Statewide Parent Coalition, Arturo was twice-elected to the Board of Education of the Denver Public Schools.  At the Immigration Law Offices of Arturo Jimenez, helps unify families through spouse petitions, family immigration, naturalization,  Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA), visas for victims and deportation defense in immigration court.He is a member of the Colorado Chapter of the American Immigration Lawyers Association, the National Immigration Project of the National Lawyers Guild, the Colorado and Denver Bar Associations and the National Association of Latino Elected Officials.. Arturo has recently been awarded the 2016 Lena Archuleta Award for Education Leadership by the Colorado Latino/Latina Advocacy and Research Organization (CLLARO) and the 2016 Federico Pena Education Leadership Award by the Colorado Association of Bilingual Educators (CABE).

Abbie is a Senior Associate Attorney at Kolko & Associates, P.C., where she specializes in the field of U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Law.

Allow me to introduce myself; my name is María Belén Albuja.  I am originally from Quito, Ecuador.  I moved to the USA in 2003 with a dream of living and working in the United States.  I worked for different reputable immigration law firms before and during law school.  Upon my graduation and passing of the Bar examination, I decided that fighting for immigrant rights was going to be my life’s work.. I understand the stress and fear of facing the immigration system while looking for an honest immigration attorney.  I went through the process of becoming a legal permanent resident myself.  I am a living example that the American dream is possible.  On 7/16/08; I became an American Citizen!

Due to the economic impact of COVID-19, our office has made the difficult decision to close. It has been a pleasure assisting Immigrants and their families navigate the very complex arena of US immigration law. We wish you all the best. Sincerely, Angela Corral, Esq.

My name is Ian Rochstein, I am an immigration attorney and the founder of Immigrating To America LLC. I have advised clients from around the world on a wide range of family- and employment-based immigration matters and have represented clients in courts throughout Colorado in criminal, immigration and family law cases.. I am an active member of the Colorado and New York Bar Associations, and have also been admitted in Massachusetts. I received my law degree from the Boston University School of Law in 2013 and my undergraduate degree from Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore, MD.. I currently serve as the Chairman of the New Members Division of the Colorado Chapter of the American Immigration Lawyers Association (AILA) and in 2019 I received the chapter's Rising Star Award. I also volunteer with the Colorado Lawyers Committee's free legal clinic as well as the Rocky Mountain Immigrant Advocacy Network's program representing unaccompanied minors from Latin America.. During law school at BU, I served as a student attorney for the Employment Rights Clinic and American Legislative Practice Clinic, wrote for the Boston University International Law Journal and earned my Spanish for Lawyers Certificate. I also worked at the law firm M&M Bomchil in Buenos Aires, Argentina and have studied at the Universidad Carlos III in Madrid, Spain.. In my free time I enjoy travel, cooking, music, skiing and rooting for both Colorado and New York sports teams.

SARAH FAVILLE, fluent in Spanish, is a tough, energized and compassionate Denver immigration lawyer, who provides zealous representation for non-citizens. She specializes in removal defense and her sub-specialty is representation of citizens of Central America. Her philosophy is tenacity and preparedness. Ms. Faville has extensive experience in all aspects of immigration litigation, removal defense, and is an expert on Temporary Protected Status and U visas for crime victims. She has had the honor and privilege of representing and prevailing in a former slave case from a sub Saharan country.. Ms. Faville was recently featured on Univision television where she was interviewed in Spanish regarding one of her client’s plights.. She holds an undergraduate BA in Speech Communications with Minor in Women's studies with a Magna Cume Laude from Miami University, Ohio, 1994.. Law School - University of Colorado - graduated 5/ 2001: President of National Lawyers Guild, Co -Founder of the Law Center for Women In Prison. She lived in Ecuador (2001-2002) and was assistant director of the German based non-governmental organization "Foundation Human Nature" which worked with rural communities in the coastal rainforest. "I was mainly in charge of working with the communities to identify needs and then finding and writing international grants; my best project was working with local midwives to ensure that their knowledge and traditions were passed down to the next generation."