When the answer is not obvious, we dig deeper. We study the history, test every legitimate angle, and build a strategy grounded in the law - not wishful thinking.
A husband-and-wife legal team
with a staff that understands how personal immigration really is.
We are known for taking complicated matters seriously—even when a client has already been told there is no path forward. That does not mean every case can be won. It means every case deserves disciplined analysis before anyone gives up.
We look at the whole record: immigration history, family, criminal issues, prior filings, court posture, timing, and the law as it stands today. Then we tell you the truth and prepare the strongest lawful strategy available.
Immigration problems rarely fit neatly into one box. Our practice is structured to see the connections other reviews can miss.
Old entries, prior orders, inadmissibility, criminal history, and cases where the path forward is not obvious.
Strategic representation in removal proceedings, detention matters, bond hearings, appeals, and motions to reopen.
Careful preparation for I-601A, I-601, I-212, NVC processing, consular interviews, and denials.
Marriage cases, adjustment of status, family petitions, fiancé visas, and pathways that keep families moving forward.
VAWA, U visas, T visas, asylum, SIJS, and other protection-based options for qualifying clients.
Courtroom-tested defense with close attention to the immigration consequences a criminal case can create
Christopher & De León was built by two attorneys who bring different strengths to the same table—and by a caring legal team that knows immigration is never “just paperwork.” Members of our own families have gone through the immigration process. We understand the uncertainty because we have lived close to it.
Immigration Court · Removal Defense
Criminal Defense · Litigation · Appeals
Family Immigration · Waivers
Humanitarian Relief · Immigration Strategy
Immigration law changes fast. We explain what happened, what it means, and what to watch—clearly, neutrally, and one minute at a time.
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