Justice without borders
The immigrant community of Fort Worth faces legal processes that can feel overwhelming without the right guidance. From our local office, we offer representation in:
Reuniting your family in the United States depends on properly understanding your family category and the real waiting times. In Fort Worth we review your specific case to give you precise, not generic, information.
The path to citizenship has requirements of continuous residence, physical presence and good conduct. From Fort Worth, we help you confirm that you meet each one before starting your application, and we prepare you for the interview and the test.
If you are facing proceedings before the immigration court, having representation can change the outcome of your case. We evaluate the legal alternatives available, such as asylum or cancellation of removal, and stand with you at every hearing.
Minors who have suffered abandonment, abuse or neglect by their parents may qualify for special immigration protection, which begins with a family court order. In Fort Worth we guide you through the entire process.
Does your fiancé(e) live outside the country? We help you process the K-1 visa to bring them to the United States, with 90 days to get married after their arrival, including the preparation of all the necessary evidence.
When an immigration detention seems unjust or illegal, this legal remedy allows it to be challenged before a federal court. Our team in Fort Worth understands the urgency of this type of case.
Legal protection for victims of violence or serious crimes:
If you have been a victim of domestic violence by a spouse, parent or child who is a citizen or resident, you can apply for your own immigration status without depending on your abuser or needing their knowledge or approval.
Designed for victims of human trafficking (labor or sex trafficking), it offers immigration protection and a path to permanent residency for those who cooperate with the authorities in the investigation of the crime.
Available to victims of certain serious crimes (such as domestic violence, assault or kidnapping) who have been helpful to the authorities in the investigation or prosecution of the case.
2001 Beach St Suite #225, Fort Worth, TX 76103, United States
Every week, at our offices, we hear the same questions over and over: a sign that some information is not always easy to find, or lends itself to confusion. Here we gather our community's most common questions, explained simply and directly.
Our offices are open Monday through Friday from 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Dallas and Houston are also open on Saturdays from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
At Attorney Vernal's office you can have your consultation in person or virtually. You can also request it through our customer service line at 469-809-1181 or by email at info@farnumlawfirm.com
At Attorney Vernal's office the initial consultation costs $100, either in person or by video call.
Your initial consultation will be handled by an experienced immigration attorney, who will listen to you and evaluate your case. Our attorney will give you information about the process that is right for you.
Our staff is bilingual, able to speak, write and understand both English and Spanish, which allows us to assist you in the language you prefer.
Changes in immigration law, practical advice
and answers to our community's most common questions.
