About me
I have over a decade of experience in immigration law and have helped thousands of immigrants and their loved ones navigate the complicated immigration system in the United States. My passion for helping immigrants make their American Dream a reality comes from my own family history. My grandparents escaped religious persecution and were able to build a life for themselves and their family in the United States. I work hard to ensure that all of my clients are able to do the same.
I opened my Law Office in 2015 in order to help people like my grandparents, who want nothing more than to live here, work here, and provide a future for themselves and their families. Since I opened my office, I have helped hundreds of people apply for Asylum, Permanent Residence, Naturalization, and in countless other immigration proceedings. I am also a frequent volunteer with the Mayor’s Office for Immigrant Advancement Immigration Clinic and an active member and contributor to the New England Chapter of the American Immigration Lawyer’s Association (AILA).
Prior to opening my office, I worked as an immigration attorney at a private firm. Prior to that, I worked as an immigration specialist at for Action for Boston Community Development (ABCD). I received my JD from Temple University Law School in 2011 and my BA from Tufts University.
Other than English, I speak Spanish fluently and Hebrew at a conversational level. When I am not in the office, I am usually spending time with my family, biking, or watching my beloved Philadelphia Eagles, Phillies, 76ers, or Flyers.