Family-Based Immigration

• Spouse, parent, and child petitions

• Fiancé(e) visas (K-1)

• Adjustment of status

• Consular processing

Green Cards and Permanent Residence

• Application preparation

• Interview preparation

• Responding to Requests for Evidence

Naturalization

• Citizenship eligibility assessment

• Application assistance

• Test preparation

Deportation Defense

• Cancellation of removal

• Asylum and withholding

• Waivers of inadmissibility

• Appeals

Attorney Dillon was born in Argentina and speaks Spanish as his native language. For Spring Valley's diverse immigrant community, this means complete legal representation in Spanish—consultations, document preparation, and case strategy—without reliance on interpreters.

When discussing matters as consequential as immigration status, precise communication is essential.

Item descNew York permits no-fault divorce based on "irretrievable breakdown" of the marriage. This eliminates the need to prove fault and typically results in more efficient proceedings.

Property is divided according to equitable distribution principles—fairly, though not necessarily equally. Courts consider the length of marriage, each spouse's contributions, earning capacity, and other factors.

For families with children, custody is determined based on the best interests of the child, considering each parent's ability to provide stability, the quality of parent-child relationships, and other relevant factors.ription

I have been undocumented for many years. Do I have options? Possibly. Eligibility depends on how you entered, length of presence, family ties, and other factors. Many people have more options than they realize. A confidential consultation can assess your specific situation.

Will consulting a lawyer put me at risk? No. Attorney-client communications are privileged and confidential.