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Immigration and family lawyers in Houston.

Green cards, citizenship, family petitions, divorce and custody. Speak directly with Lucía Ibarra Solís, the attorney who handles your case, and get honest answers about your options.

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Abogados de inmigración y familia en Houston.

Residencia, ciudadanía, peticiones familiares, divorcio y custodia. Hable directamente con Lucía Ibarra Solís, la abogada que lleva su caso, y reciba respuestas honestas sobre sus opciones.

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We are licensed attorneys, not notarios.Licensed by the State Bar of Texas. Only an attorney or an accredited representative may give you immigration advice.
Somos abogados con licencia, no notarios.Con licencia del Colegio de Abogados de Texas. Solo un abogado o un representante acreditado puede darle asesoría de inmigración.

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Practice areas

Two areas that often go together

A divorce can affect a green card petition, and an immigration case can change a custody plan. Here, one attorney looks at both.

Immigration

Family and status cases, with every form checked before it is filed.

  • Family petitions
  • Adjustment of status
  • Consular processing
  • Citizenship and naturalization
  • DACA renewals
  • Work permits

Bring to your consultation: your passport, any letters from USCIS or immigration court, and copies of earlier applications.

Family law

Divorce, custody and support, and what comes after.

  • Divorce
  • Custody and visitation
  • Child support
  • Modifications
  • Paternity
  • Agreed orders

Bring to your consultation: any court orders, your children's birth certificates and a summary of income and expenses.

Protect yourself

A notary in the United States is not a lawyer

In much of Latin America a notario público is a lawyer. In the United States a notary can only witness signatures. A notary cannot give you immigration advice, choose your forms or represent you before USCIS or the court.

1

Ask for a bar number

Every attorney has one. You can look it up on the State Bar of Texas website.

2

Never sign blank forms

Read, or have someone read to you, every form before you sign it. Keep a copy of everything.

3

Be wary of promises

Nobody can guarantee a green card or get special treatment from the government.

How we work

Clear from the first call

You'll know what is happening, what comes next and what it costs, at every step.

1

Call or write

On (832) 555-0181 or through the form, in English or Spanish.

2

Consultation

Lucía reviews your documents and explains your options, including the risks.

3

Fees in writing

Before any work starts, you get the scope and the fee in writing.

4

We keep you updated

We tell you about every notice, appointment and deadline in your case.

The attorney

Speak with the attorney who handles your case

Lucía Ibarra Solís practices immigration and family law from her office on Corrigan Avenue in southwest Houston. You speak with her, not a go-between, and in whichever language you are most comfortable.

Consultations can be in person or by video, and your family is welcome to join.

License
State Bar of Texas
Languages
English and Spanish
Practice
Immigration and family law
Office
6200 Corrigan Avenue, Suite 305

Contact

Book a consultation

Office
6200 Corrigan Avenue, Suite 305
Houston, TX 77036
Hours
Monday to Friday, 9:00 to 6:00
Saturdays by appointment

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