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Provides legal advice and representation in the establishment of custody when a child's physical and/or emotional safety is jeopardized. Also provides assistance when an individual is unreasonably denied parenting time and when continued denial jeopardizes a child's wellbeing.

• Protection orders for sexual assault, stalking, and domestic violence
• Custody and visitation rights
• Divorce
• Issues concerning physical, mental, and financial abuse
• Legal issues that hinder survivors independence from abuser

Provides legal assistance in the establishment of custody and provides assistance when an individual is unreasonably denied parenting time.

• There are substantiated findings of abuse to minor child after investigation by Children and Family Services;
• A serious incident of abuse towards the applicant or minor child has occurred within the last 30 days, or abuser has threatened to kill or physically harm applicant or commit suicide within the last 30 days coupled with severe physical violence of the past year;

• Abuser is subject to charges or protection order for offense of violence in the last six (6) months for acts of violence toward the minor child OR a Civil Protection Order (CPO) has been issued against the abuser;
• Abuser is incarcerated for offense of violence toward the minor child and incarceration will end in less than 12 months;
• Grandparents age 55 years or over who have been acting as the child's primary caregiver for the past 90 days seeking power of attorney and caretaker authorization affidavits for purpose of third-party transaction (such as school enrollment, access to healthcare, and so forth).

• Consular processing;
• Applying for U.S. citizenship or Naturalization certificate;
• Applying for or renewing a green card;
• Applying for Employment Authorization Document;
• Applying for travel documents/reentry permits;
• Immigration case follow-up with USCIS representation.
• Family legal services such as divorce, dissolution, and custody.
• Will preparation.