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Like most of my clients, I was born outside the USA and have personally experienced the complex immigration process firsthand. This personal experience allows me to understand and appreciate the stress, worry, and anxiety my clients face when trying to obtain immigration benefits.. I am passionate about the practice of immigration law and am committed to delivering effective, aggresive and competent legal representation.. It would be my honor to assist you and your family in this important life changing process.

With a lineage of family settling in the United States of America over several generations, under many variants of US immigration law, and by all manner of visa pathways, I commit to helping my clients with their own journey to the US, whether seeking opportunity or reuniting with loved ones, a temporary journey or a permanent relocation.. I earned my JD and Texas bar admission in 2008, and immediately dove into a diverse caseload at Lone Star Legal Aid, the 3rd largest free legal aid provider in the US.  In 2014, I drew on my UHLC clinical training in founding Poole Law Center.. In addition to helping clients navigate complex immigration laws, I am passionate about enriching the law as a profession. As a Director on the State Bar of Texas Immigration and Nationality Law Section, I enjoy serving with an amazingly dedicated and talented group of immigration attorneys and collaborating with other sections to provide programming and resources for the advancement of the profession.. As Chair of the Texas Supreme Court’s Grievance Oversight Committee, I am privileged to work with a diverse group of attorneys and public members to meet with stakeholders all across the state reviewing the Texas attorney discipline system.. As a member of the Alvin Community College Advisory Board, I enjoy endless inspiration from fellow board members and students alike of the dedication and vision that transformation and growth require.. I am a Fellow of the Texas Bar Foundation and Texas Bar College. I previously served in multiple roles for the Galveston County Young Lawyers, Galveston County Bar Association, and on a District Grievance Committee. Locally, I serve in my daughter’s school, our church, and community. When not working or volunteering, you can find me with my family - likely on or near the water.

Atonya McClain is an attorney with her principal office in Katy, Texas. Her practice focuses on immigration law, criminal defense law, and family law.. Ms. McClain entered the legal field in 1995 as a Legal Assistant and Legal Secretary for various legal entities and firms in Houston, Texas.  Since graduating from Thurgood Marshall School of Law, Ms. McClain has focused her practice of law in areas that she loves. She enjoys helping members of our community every day with the following legal issues:. Immigration: Family-Based Petitions, Fiancé Visas, Adjustment of Status, Affidavits of Support, Waiver Applications, Naturalization/Citizenship Applications, Citizenship Certifications, Removal of Conditions of Residency, Green Card Renewals, and Visa Renewals. Criminal law charges: Assault, Drugs, Harassment, Evading/Resisting Arrest, Expunctions, Sealing Court Records, Driving While Intoxicated (DWI), Unauthorized Use of a Motor Vehicle, etc.. Family: Adoptions, Divorces, Child Support, Paternity, Custody and Visitation.. When you encounter a legal issue , everything can change – we know that at the Law Offices of Atonya McClain, PLLC.. We'll HELP you find your way!

I was born and raised in Colombia where I became an attorney. I moved to the United States in the year 2000 and after studying at the University of Houston, I became a lawyer here as well. My passion is immigration. I love working with people from all over the world. I enjoy educating the community about immigration issues and providing legal advice to my clients. I am part of a Christian Confederation of Houston pastors where I provide immigration forums for them. My firm provides immigration, personal injury, and family case services. I am here to help you out so please reach out anytime.

The Law Office of Mihaela Allison is a full service bilingual (English/Spanish) immigration law firm that has successfully defended clients from deportation in the greater Houston, Texas area. Mihaela Allison provides professional, personalized and specialized representation for her clients before the Office of Immigration Review and USCIS. Miheala Allison will thoroughly explain her strategy for you throughout the process until your case is brought to a conclusion. She will also answer questions that arise along the way. Mihaela Allison cares about her clients and will do whatever it takes to make sure you and your family's rights are protected. Mihaela Allison will give you confidence in your immigration journey. Call today.. 2717 Commercial Center Blvd. Suite E200 Katy. Texas. 77494. p: Call Today. SE HABLA ESPANOL

Kate Lincoln-Goldfinch practices immigration law because she works with wonderful clients who are experiencing significant and emotional life changes.  Kate enjoys celebrating with her clients when they achieve their immigration goals, such as obtaining citizenship or the right to live and work in the US, and she also has great compassion for how hard and stressful it can be to face losing immigration status or being separated from loved ones.. Kate Lincoln-Goldfinch is a native of Austin, Texas, who found law after working in the technology sector.  Kate yearned for meaning in her work and chose law school hoping to find a way to incorporate service in her career.  While at the University of Texas School of Law, she joined the Immigration Clinic.  Her first assignment as a student attorney was to conduct an intake with a family of Iraqi citizens who were being detained at the T. Don Hutto Detention Center in Taylor, Texas, as they sought asylum in the United States after suffering severe persecution in their home country.  Her clients were distraught to be in a prison with their infant daughter who had not been permitted to go outside in days.  At the conclusion of her meeting with the parents, the baby’s desperate mother asked Kate if she would sneak the baby out of the prison.  It was this moment when she decided on a career fighting for justice for immigrants.. Kate Lincoln-goldfinch was the recipient of an Equal Justice Works Fellowship, sponsored by Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld in 2008. She completed her fellowship at American Gateways (formerly the Political Asylum Project of Austin), a non-profit organization devoted to securing justice for low-income immigrants in the Central Texas area.  Kate Lincoln-Goldfinch fellowship project served the detainees at the T. Don Hutto Detention Center during which she provided representation and rights presentations to the immigrant women and families detained there.  She also served as the pro bono coordinator for American Gateways.. After her fellowship, Kate Lincoln-Goldfinch entered private immigration practice.  Her practice encompasses a variety of immigration cases including temporary visas, adjustments of status, naturalization, and consular processing, as well as removal defense, VAWA (Violence Against Women Act), and crime victims’ visas.  Her firm offers high quality legal representation in an accessible and empathetic environment.. In 2010, Kate Lincoln-Goldfinch received the Contribution to Minority Community Award from the Travis County Women Lawyers’ Association.  Since the unfortunate resurgence of family detention in 2014, Kate has been active in providing and recruiting pro bono representation for the detained women and children at the Karnes Detention Center and she serves on the Advisory Committee for the Karnes Pro Bono Project. She has been engaged as a speaker at various forums in the field of immigration law. She is a fluent Spanish speaker. Her most important accomplishment of all is her family: her precious daughter Nora and her husband Josh.

I have been Board Certified in Immigration and Nationality Law by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization since December 1997. Formerly, I  was the Chair of the Texas, Oklahoma and New Mexico Chapter of the American Immgiration Lawyers Association.. I also was the Chair of the Advisory and the Chair of the Examinations Committees for Immigration and Nationality Law at the Texas Board of Legal Specialization.. I am a Life Fellow of the Texas Bar Foundation. And I am an  Honors graduate of the Univeristy of Texas at Austin, School of Law and hold a Bachelor's Degree in Engineering from Arizona State University.. I have been  recognized by the American Immigration Lawyers Association with its President's Award  "For Tremendous Advocacy on Behalf of Immigrants and Your Outstanding Contributions to the Association.” June 21, 1997

I am a Filipino attorney in Austin, Texas. My practice includes Family law and Estate Planning (Wills/Probate).

I received my law degree from Georgetown University Law Center in 2007 and a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering from The University of Texas at Austin in 2002.. I grew up in Brazil, Spain and The Netherlands. I am fluent in Portuguese and Spanish, and proficient in French and Dutch. Prior to attending law school, I was an Assistant Brand Manager at Procter & Gamble.. Before founding Berner Law, I worked as an associate at Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton LLP in New York City, and at Beveridge & Diamond, P.C. in Austin, Texas. During this time, I obtained extensive experience working with international clients and U.S. clients on international matters and disputes.. I have long been interested in immigration matters. During law school, I  clerked at the Federal Defenders of San Diego, focusing primarily on the representation of undocumented immigrants. At Cleary Gottlieb, I was twice awarded Sanctuary for Families’ Above and Beyond Award, which recognized his pro bono advocacy on behalf of asylum and T-visa applicants.. Presently, I serve on the board of directors of the Workers Defense Project, a non-profit organization that seeks to improve the working conditions of low-wage workers, primarily in the immigrant community.

Lead attorney, Griselda Ponce is compassionate and a true advocate for immigrants both in front of Judges in Immigration Court and before Immigration Officials when processing visas.  She has built a reputation for winning complex immigration matters and never shying away from a legal challenge.  Attorney Ponce finds it important to thoroughly research a legal case and produce convincing legal arguments with supporting exhibits through every phase of the case to ensure her cases have the best possible opportunity at success.  At Ponce Law Firm, P.C., she leads her legal team of competent and diligent staff in an atmosphere that focuses on the client's needs with a goal of keeping families together and accomplishing the client's legal goal.  Attorney Ponce is from south Texas, graduated with a r in Social Work from the University of Texas at Austin and a 2003 Juris Doctorate from St. Mary's University School of Law in San Antonio, Texas.  Her career has focused on immigration law since her early years as a student attorney in 2000 and since then, has released thousands from immigration detention, won comlex asylum cases, successfully litigated Immigration appeals before the Board of Immigration Review through the 5th Circuit Court of Appeals and is pleased to have helped thousands achieve their legal goals!  Call Attorney Ponce to get a thorough review of your case and a road mad to legal residency or naturalization.

I immigrated to the US along with my parents and sister from South Korea.  I have been both an entrepreneur and an attorney and use my extensive experience in running a global business with clients in Asia, Europe and the United States as CEO to counsel my clients on business immigration matters.  Understanding the goals, challenges and pitfalls of doing business in the US and globally, helps me connect to my clients as I advise them on both corporate and personal immigration matters.. I am also a big civic booster and serve on numerous boards and commissions as an appointee or volunteer.  I believe firmly in giving back to the community and being personally involved in making our community a better and more welcoming place for all.

Ashley Morris was admitted to the Texas bar in 2006. She obtained her law degree from the University of Texas at Austin, graduated Order of the Coif. She received her undergraduate degree from Columbia University in New York City. She clerked for the U.S. Federal District Court, Southern District of Texas from 2006 to 2007. She also worked in education and development in Guatemala, Peru, and Ecuador. She takes pro bono cases for American Gateways, the Bernardo Kohler Center, the CARA pro bono project, and RAICES, and volunteered at clinics organized by Texas Here to Stay, University of Texas Law School, Equal Justice Center, and the University Leadership Initiative. She was honored to fight for families detained in Artesia, New Mexico, and Dilley and Karnes, Texas.