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Oscar A. Ischiu is the founder and principal attorney at The Law Firm of Oscar A. Ischiu, Esq., serving clients throughout Los Angeles and San Bernardino counties in the areas of personal injury, criminal defense, and international family law. Learn more about Oscar below. If you are in need of legal services in Southern California, give us a call for a free consultation over the phone or at our offices in West Covina, Ontario or Monrovia.. I attended the University of California Riverside and studied biochemistry. During that time, I discovered my love and passion for law. However, after graduating from UCR, I was not able to afford law school and viewed becoming a lawyer as a distant, impossible dream. Thus, life took me in a different direction: I started my own trucking company in 2011, hiring drivers, being personally involved with shop maintenance, and working hard around the clock. Then in 2015 my life became a nightmare. Freight rates hit a record low, and I found myself fighting for the life of my business. I was barely able to survive, at times literally counting pennies to see whether I could afford a morning cup of coffee, all the while working a grueling 60 hour work week, and not getting paid, myself. I was working just for the survival of my business. Throughout this entire odyssey, I never gave up on my dream of becoming an attorney, but going to law school seemed like an unattainable fantasy. Over the course of many difficult months, I managed to save my business, and it was at that point that I made the decision to go to law school, no matter what. I knew that the time was right for me to pursue my dream.. I attended law school at Pacific Coast University School of Law. I believed that this was my last opportunity to become a lawyer, and I was incredibly grateful for the chance. While attending law school, I worked a 40 hour work week and went to school at night. During that time, I helped many classmates who were struggling. I held weekend classes and also tutored individual students out of the kindness of my heart. I simply wanted us all to pass the program, which we did. I am proud to say that I finished at the top of my class as Valedictorian.. I then began to prepare to take the California bar exam, arguable one of the most difficult in the entire country. For four months I worked diligently to prepare, going to work at 5:00 am, working until 2:00 and then studying until 11:00 at night. Discipline at its finest. My hard work paid off, and I passed the bar exam the first time I took it, which is very unusual, as most people who take it fail the first time.. Why is this relevant? I know that I am an extremely disciplined, determined, hard working individual, and I will defend and fight for my clients with the same passion with which I pursued my dream.

Experienced Immigration attorney serving clients in United States and surrounding areas.

The Law Office of Gwendolyn M. Santos/GMS LA LEGAL is a law firm located in Los Angeles, CA. We provide innovative and excellent legal advice on immigration, bankruptcy, and family law.

Jesse Evans-Schroeder is a partner and the director of immigration litigation at the Law Offices of Matthew Green.  She is an experienced attorney committed to defending the rights of immigrants.. A graduate of the University of Arizona James E. Rogers College of Law, Ms. Evans-Schroeder gained experience in immigration law through work with the law college's immigration clinic, as well as with the Asylum Project of Southern Arizona, the Florence Immigrant and Refugee Rights Project, and Southern Arizona Legal Aid's immigration unit.. After law school, Ms. Evans-Schroeder began to work at the Law Offices of Matthew H. Green where she has continued her immigration practice. Ms. Evans-Schroeder has a particular expertise in deportation defense. She represents both detained and non-detained individuals in removal proceedings throughout Arizona, and deals with the intersection of criminal and immigration law on a daily basis. She is an experienced asylum attorney, and an advocate for those victims of domestic violence and other serious crimes who are eligible for certain immigration benefits. Ms. Evans-Schroeder also has a range of experience practicing at the Board of Immigration Appeals, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit in San Francisco, California, and the U.S. District Court for the District of Arizona. She has successfully sued the U.S. government in a variety of immigration matters, on behalf of her clients.. A long history as an advocate for women, children, and families led Ms. Evans-Schroeder to the practice of law, and to the practice of immigration in particular. She treats her clients with dignity and respect while providing strong advocacy as they face the challenges of the U.S. immigration system. Ms. Evans-Schroeder has participated in and helped coordinate a number of public service events related to immigration law, including workshops and fairs for Naturalization and Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA). She also has considerable experience in U Visa and Violence Against Women Act (VAWA) advocacy.. Areas of Practice100% ImmigrationLitigation Percentage100% Devoted to LitigationBar AdmissionsArizona, 2009U.S. Court of Appeals 9th Circuit, 2012U.S. District Court, District of Arizona, 2016EducationThe University of Arizona James E. Rogers College of Law, Tucson, ArizonaJ.D. - 2008Honors: With HonorsNorthern Arizona University, Flagstaff, ArizonaB.A. (Summa Cum Laude) - 1997Major: History/Women's StudiesHonors and AwardsCouncil on Legal Education Opportunity Scholar Award in Refugee LawJames E. Rogers College of Law Award in Oral AdvocacyTop Pro Bono Attorney, Arizona State Bar, 2013Invited Speaker, American Immigration Lawyers Association, Annual Conference, 2018Invited Speaker, Catholic Legal Immigration Network, Annual Convening, 2018Professional Associations and MembershipsArizona State Bar Association, Member, 2009 - PresentPima County Bar Association, Member, 2009 - PresentNational Immigration Project, Member, 2009- PresentAmerican Immigration Lawyers Association, 2009 - PresentPast Employment PositionsWilliam E. Morris Institute for Justice, Law Clerk, 2007 - 2008Tucson Municipal Court, Law Clerk, 2006Pro Bono ActivitiesVolunteer Supervising Attorney-Mi Familia Vota , 2011 - 2012Volunteer Supervising Attorney-University of Arizona Child and Family Law Clinic, 2011 - 2012Volunteer Supervising Attorney, University of Arizona Immigration Law Clinic, 2011- 2017LanguagesEnglishSpanish

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Shawn D. Meade gained a particualr and personal appreciation for the immigrant community while serving a Spanish speaking mission in Provo Utah.  After spending two years visiting the homes of immigrants from Mexico, Central American, and all of South America Shawn drastically changed his career path from Applied Mathematics to Latin American Studies at Brigham Young University.. After graduating with a bachelor's in Latin American Studies Shawn scored in the 99th percentile on the LSAT (Law School Admission Test) and was granted an academic scholarship at the University of Denver.  While studying law Shawn began focusing on immigration law by working with a local practitioner and interning with Reardon Law Group.  Shawn accepted employment with Reardon Law Group and spent three years developing the Denver office until it was time for Shawn to form his own law firm.. MyRights Immigration Law Firm was established in 2011 to provide a law firm dedicated to protecting immigrant rights in Federal Immigration proceedings and state criminal court.  Shawn has successfully defended immigrant rights in immigration proceedings, with the Administrative Appeals Office, the Board of Immigration Appeals, and USCIS field offices as well as Department of State offices around the worls.. Read more about MyRights Immigration Law Firm as well as the success Shawn has had in his cases by visiting our website at

Mr. Myers earned his Bachelor's of Science in Computer Science from North Central College in Naperville, Illinois. He earned his Juris Doctorate from Whittier Law School. While in Law School, Mr. Myers was the Lead Articles Editor of the Journal Of Child and Family Advocacy,a member and Executive Board Member for the Moot Court Honors Board and a member of the Trial Advocacy Honors Board.. Mr. Myers has been admitted to both the California and Illinois State Bars.. He began his legal career as a law clerk for a civil (personal injury) defense firm performing many facets of civil litigation. Mr. Myers also served as a Judicial Law Clerk for a civil Orange County Superior Court Judge. Once he became an attorney, Mr. Myers worked as a plaintiff personal injury attorney. Mr. Myers then changed paths and began practicing primarily immigration and criminal law. Although Mr. Myers continued to handle some personal injury cases, he mainly focused on Immigration and Criminal cases. This led to a position with the Department of Labor as a Supervisory Immigration Program Analyst where Mr. Myers deepened his understanding of immigration law from the government's . Myers' experience is broad and he has a strong success rate in private practice, while always having maintained a good relationship with his clients. Mr. Myers uses his versatile experience to achieve excellent results for his clients.

Our firm attorneys gained experience working for non-profit legal service organizations and law firms. The attorneys are actively involved in community organizations and local, state, and national bar organizations. Learn more about who we are.. We represent individuals, families, and businesses in a variety of immigration law, family law, and litigation matters. We combine our experience, knowledge, and never give up attitude to provide clients with strong legal representation. We work hard to achieve the best outcome possible.

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Neil focuses his practice on immigration throughout Florida and the United States.  Originally from Canada, Neil had a dream to immigrate to the United States like many of his clients.  Having immigrated himself, Neil understands not only how to navigate the United States immigration system, but also understands the challenges faced by his clients seeking to integrate into the United States.. The practice of law happens to be Neil’s second professional career.  Neil was born and raised in Toronto, Canada, and comes from a family of entrepreneurs.  Neil’s hobby and love for computers became his educational focus and Neil combined his love for technology and business into a career.  Neil excelled in his education by obtaining a Bachelor of Science in Computer Information Systems, magna cum laude, a diploma in Computer Programming, and by earning highly coveted certifications from Microsoft as a Systems Engineer and Certified Professional.  Neil’s unique skills propelled him quickly up the corporate ladder while working at companies such as Fidelity Investments, Siemens, and UPS Supply Chain Solutions.. After achieving success and receiving multiple awards and accolades in the workforce, Neil felt it was time to pursue another love—The Law—and relocated to Florida to begin his pursuit of a law degree. Neil was exposed to all areas of the law and legal system through educational and professional work, but was immediately fascinated with immigration and litigation and tailored his curriculum to help develop his skills while attending Florida Coastal School of Law.  He completed his legal education as a visiting student at the University of Miami and is currently licensed in Florida and Illinois.  Neil immediately began his legal career as a litigator in South Florida working in consumer collections. Neil took on more responsibility by expanding his practice areas to include consumer and commercial collections and began honing his litigation skills.  Thanks to his mentors, Neil quickly found himself excelling and receiving glowing praises from his clients, the partners at the firm, and his mentors.. After closely watching legal trends, Neil utilized his litigation skills and branched out into Litigation.  He quickly gained a reputation as a successful trial attorney and was competently handling highly complex trials.  An unexpected opportunity then presented itself for Neil, who was offered a position to handle all the litigated matters for a Chicago law firm.  Neil successfully handled all the contested matters in Chicago and gained a favorable reputation within the entire firm.  Almost a year later that firm had an urgent need for a qualified attorney with Neil’s skills, positive attitude, and leadership qualities and relocated him back to South Florida.. Neil is currently partner at Shupe Dhawan and helps clients immigrate to the United States from all over the world.  He will guide you through the process of seeking Family and Marriage Petitions, Green Cards, Business and Investor Visas, Citizenship, and Naturalization.

As a member of the Bars of California and Paris, France, I represent American and French citizens and businesses in the areas of immigration, domestic and international transactions and litigation. I have been retained and qualified as an expert witness on French law, in particular in the areas of international divorce and custody disputes. I am also legal counsel (Avocat-Conseil) to the Consulate General of France in Los Angeles.

Experienced Immigration attorney serving clients in United States and surrounding areas.

Experienced Immigration attorney serving clients in United States and surrounding areas.

Experienced Immigration attorney serving clients in United States and surrounding areas.

Abeba Attles Esq.   is an Immigration Attorney. She practices in all areas of Immigration and Nationality law. Over the years, she has successfully conducted immigration including appeals with the Board of Immigration Appeal and in the First circuit.. Ms. Attles has appeared before Executive Office of Immigration Review (EOIR) Immigration Judges throughout the United States and appeared before and filed cases with United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS). Ms. Attles takes the time to carefully listen to her clients and provide them with the best possible advice. Her goal is to build long term and successful relationships with her clients. Ms. Attles a resident of North Andover  Massachusetts.  She is dedicated to community service and is a volunteer for numerous non-profit organizations in various immigrant communities throughout MA. She contributes pro-bono efforts on behalf of various groups. Additionally, Ms. Attles conducts FREE Immigration and Know Your Rights workshops throughout various communities in MA.

I was born in Padova, Italy and raised there until the age of 13. I then moved to a boarding school in the French speaking part of Switzerland until the age of 15. From 15 to 18 years of age I lived in London, UK where I finished my high school education. At the age of 18 I moved to Boston, MA, USA, to attend University. I gained a B.A. in English and American Literature from Brandeis University, a M.S. in Criminology from Northeastern University, a J.D. and a LLM in Banking and Financial Law from Boston University School of Law.. I first came to the U.S.A. on a student visa (F-1). After law school I worked under a H1B visa as an attorney and two years later I gained my Legal Permanent Status (a.k.a. Green Card). I am thus experienced in the immigration law system both on a personal and professional level. I take my client's cases to heart since I know the pressure and difficulties that new immigrants face.

Experienced Immigration attorney serving clients in United States and surrounding areas.

Emmanuel graduated from Suffolk University Law School. Emmanuel’s area of law focuses on working with start-ups companies and established businesses in legal matters such as business formations, trademarks, trade secrets, copyrights, and contracts. Additionally, Emmanuel practices in the area of civil litigation, consumer protection, and immigration.. Post law school graduation, Emmanuel’s strong commitment to the community led him to volunteer as a law clerk for the Northeast Justice Center, a non-profit legal aid organization that provides free legal services to underserved members of the communities of Lowell, Lawrence and Lynn and it’s surroundings. There, Emmanuel worked in the immigration law department assisting victims of domestic violence with the application of U-Visas as well as serving as a Spanish interpreter when required. Currently, Emmanuel is involved with the Volunteer Lawyers Project (VLP) assisting Spanish-speaking clients with Bankruptcy and Consumer debt collections and is involved with Volunteer Lawyers for the Arts – Arts & Business Council of Boston, a non-profit organization that assists artists with various legal matters.

My practice evolved from my business and international experiences.  I participated in an American Friends project in Mexico, in an International Argetslag project in Norway, in  a summer law program in Paris and obtained by LLM through the University of London.. Prior to attending law school, my deceased husband and I owned and operated a third-level air carrier serving the North Gulf Coast of Alaska from Yakutat to Seward and north to Gulkana.  Preparing for sudden growth generated by the creation of Alaska Native corporations and Alyeska pipeline, we merger with another air carrier.  After having operated for 10 years, we were dismissed by the merged company.  We sued for compensation and I resolved to obtain formal education in law and finance.  One year into my graduate finance degree, I was admitted to law school.  There I found my passion.. During the period between being dismissed and practicing law, I supported myself by owning and operating a salmon seiner in Prince William Sound.  In that capacity, one year I was also designated by the local fishermen's marketing association to obtain a foreign market for pink salmon and obtain permission from the Governor of Alaska to bring in a foreign processor.  The foreign market and processor opened the Prince Willima Sound salmon fishing that year.. After working as Lobbyist and General Counsel to the Helicolpter Association International for five years, Albert Lewis, my husband, and I joined The International Business Law Firm, PC (IBLF).  Members retired.  IBLF remains as a small specialized firm owned 90% by Albert and me.. I enjoin, and have enjoyed, meeting and working with many nationalities in my practice while creating solutions to numerous legal concerns and challenges.