No area of law is changing as rapidly as that of U.S. Immigration and Nationality Law. Security concerns, the health of the U.S and global economies and attitudes towards immigration are fueling the changes in the law. Providing excellent immigration law representation includes having experience in immigration law matters and keeping abreast of the latest legal developments, both in case law and legislative changes. Also required is experience with special immigration law programs and the ability to do legal research to develop a quality product for court presentation. Applying the law to assist clients from around the world and the U.S. in their immigration and naturalization goals is the focus of the Law Offices of Sunita Boddu.

If you are looking to develop a solid working relationship with your immigration attorney, look no further. We handle your immigration case from the initial client-attorney interview to filing documents with the government and tracking your case. All of these services are included in reasonable fee packages.

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When you choose a Family Law attorney, you need someone who can listen to your needs, weigh your needs and strategize with you to come up with a legal plan that best fits those needs. Finding the best possible legal solutions to your unique situation is the specialty of The Law Offices of Sunita Boddu.

We understand that the end of the marriage relationship is often an emotionally draining time for our clients. You need all the support and attention you can get. Our Law Office provides caring, compassionate handling of your marriage dissolution. If there is mutual agreement on issues the case can often be decided between the parties. However, our office does not hesitate to seek the court’s assistance if there is disagreement between the parties. If you are faced with a summons from your spouse, we handle your response expeditiously so that you are not disadvantaged in the legal process. Each party should retain an attorney to ensure that his/her interests, both present and future, are best served in the final decree. Some issues that may arise are: custody and visitation, child and spousal support, property division, domestic violence representation, enforcements of judgments and orders, paternity actions and defense, adoptions and guardianships of minors, termination of parental rights, grandparents' rights, out-of-state custody disputes and pre-marital and post-marital agreements.