The first step is to complete our form with your information and contact details. Based on this information, our sales team will contact you to schedule an appointment for your online interview with one of our attorneys or advisors, as appropriate. Once payment for the appointment has been confirmed, we will contact you again to confirm availability for the initial appointment. You must confirm your appointment to receive the meeting link. To get the most out of your appointment, please send us the documentation related to your request in advance. Punctuality will also be critical to the success of the appointment. After the appointment, you will have complete clarity about the options for your case. Once you have selected the best path to follow, our team will guide you through the formalization of the appointment and payment options.

Your questions are welcome in the comments on our social media posts; you can also write to us via direct messaging. Our team periodically records these inquiries and then addresses them in a general manner during our Instagram Live > #CafecitoMigratorio. However, you should keep in mind the general nature of these responses and the content we
share. Remember that each case is different and has its own factual framework. Only through an appointment with an attorney can you receive a personalized analysis and a precise
response regarding your case.

To learn more about our services and stay up-to-date with information on U.S. immigration matters, we invite you to follow us on our social media: @thelawofficeofjal on Instagram,
YouTube, TikTok, and Facebook. You can also find us as @OfficeofJAL on X; and as The Law Office of Juan Antonio Lozada PLLC on LinkedIn. To schedule an appointment with one of our attorneys and advisors, we invite you to complete our form with all your contact information.

You can end your relationship with your attorney simply by stating your wishes. Giving notice is a matter of courtesy and may be necessary so that, if a lawsuit has been filed, the attorney can ask the court for permission to withdraw. Even if you decide to terminate your relationship with your attorney, you will still be required to pay for any services already provided on your behalf and any costs incurred while handling your case.

When hired as your legal advisor, the attorney expects you to:

– Be completely honest about all the facts related to your case, even if you feel they are not favorable to you.

– Arrive on time for appointments and not take up an excessive amount of time with visits or phone calls related to minor details or insignificant matters.

– Follow their recommendations.

– Understand that no attorney can guarantee results in a contested matter.

– Be patient and understand that legal matters are rarely open and shut cases; they require time and research.

Si decidiste contratar a uno de nuestros abogados para que trabaje en tu defensa, debes esperar que él o ella:
– Consulte contigo para conocer el caso a cabalidad.
– Investigue y analice todos los hechos e información disponibles relacionados con tu caso.
– Te mantenga al día sobre lo que está sucediendo en tu caso y responda a tus preguntas.
– Discuta las tarifas contigo en tu primera cita y llegue a un acuerdo sobre la forma en que se pagarán las cuotas.
– Ofrezca transparencia sobre tu caso, las perspectivas de éxito, el tiempo que llevará y la conveniencia de aceptar cualquier acuerdo ofrecido.
– Mantenga la confidencialidad de todo lo que se diga y traten durante tu proceso.

If you have decided to hire one of our attorneys to work on your defense, you should expect
them to:

• Consult with you to fully understand your case.
• Investigate and analyze all available facts and information related to your case.
• Keep you up-to-date on developments in your case and answer your questions.
• Discuss fees with you at your first appointment and reach an agreement on how the fees will be paid.
• Offer transparency about your case, the prospects for success, the time it will take, and the appropriateness of accepting any settlement offered.
• Maintain the confidentiality of everything said and discussed during your case.

The fee amount, the basis of the charge, and the payment methods will be determined by a combination of several factors:

• The amount of time that will be dedicated to your case.
• The attorney’s skill, experience, and reputation.
• General expenses, such as secretarial and professional assistance, investigators, and other staff.
• Your ability to pay.

Yes, you can handle your own legal matters. It is not illegal for you to represent your own case in court. However, the chances of success under these conditions are usually very low. Judges and court staff cannot provide you with any legal advice as you navigate your case. Attorneys, on the other hand, are trained to provide you with professional legal assistance, keeping you up to date with all court procedures, filing requirements, deadlines, and other details you might easily overlook. A case represented by an experienced attorney has a much higher chance of success.