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L’assistance internationale de nos avocats chevronnés en Virginie

Chez Fayad Law, P.C., notre personnel juridique se consacre à aider les clients internationaux et nationaux depuis nos bureaux de Richmond et Fairfax, en Virginie. Nous fournissons des conseils juridiques avisés et une représentation pour que les choses soient bien faites dès les premiers pas, ce qui permet à nos clients d’économiser du temps, de l’argent et de s’offrir une vraie tranquilité d’esprit, quel que soit le problème.

L’expérience pour défendre individus et familles

Nos avocats de Virginie et notre équipe juridique présentent des parcours variés, ce qui nous donne l’expérience nécessaire pour fournir une assistance de soutien afin d’aider à résoudre un certain nombre de problèmes d’immigration. Nous savons combien l’enjeu est important pour vous et votre famille, et nous travaillons dur pour vous aider, quelle que soit votre question juridique.

Pour en savoir plus sur nos avocats, voici leurs bios ci-dessous :

Nash Joseph Fayad

Nash Joseph Fayad est le fondateur et le président de Fayad Law, P.C. Il est né le 2 juin 1966 au Liban, l’aîné de trois enfants. En 1998, M. Fayad a immigré aux États-Unis. En 2006, il a prêté serment en tant que fier citoyen américain. En 2004, Nash Fayad a fondé Fayad Law, P.C., un cabinet d’avocats spécialisé dans le droit de l’immigration, qui se consacre à la protection des droits des immigrants et à la promotion de la cause des droits de l’homme et des droits de toutes les personnes venues en Amérique pour échapper aux persécutions et trouver de meilleures opportunités pour elles-mêmes et leurs familles.

Aida Farahani

Aida Farahani graduated from George Mason University before earning her law degree from George Mason University (Scalia) School of Law. During law school, she interned in the private sector as well as the Executive Office of Immigration Review (DOJ) and Arlington Circuit Court. She has since devoted her career to immigration, helping thousands of immigrants from different nations obtain immigration status in the United States.

Aida Farahani started her legal career from working at private practice representing clients before immigration courts, Board of Appeals, and USCIS. In 2018, Aida joined the Refugee and Immigrant Center for Education and Legal Services (RAICES) as Pro Bono Attorney Coordinator helping underserved families detained in immigration custody. She also served as resource attorney for her team

Desiree De Jesus Roman

Desiree holds a magna cum laude B.A. in Communications from University of Puerto Rico and a cum laude Juris Doctor from University of Puerto Rico School of Law. She began her legal career in February 2014 working as a Hearing Officer for the Public Services Appeals Commission in Puerto Rico. From 2014 to 2017 Desiree presided over quasi-judicial hearings and reviewed employment-based claims from government employees. During this time, Desiree also managed a boutique law firm in Puerto Rico.

After hurricane Maria’s devastation in Puerto Rico in September 2017, Desiree felt obliged to close her legal practice and relocate to the DMV area where she started practicing immigration law. Her struggles after hurricane Maria and the need to reinvent herself were motivations for her to develop a passion for helping others to achieve their American dream.

Desiree worked for over two years as an Associate Attorney at an immigration law firm in Virginia. In this job, Desiree successfully represented many individuals for defensive and affirmative asylum, and applicants for adjustment of status and naturalization.

Claudia Porras, ESQ.

Claudia Porras graduated Cum Laude from Eastern Kentucky University on a full tennis scholarship, with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Political Science and a minor in History. While at Eastern Kentucky University, she was awarded the Outstanding Senior Award in Political Science and was selected as the Ohio Valley Conference Student-Athlete of the Year for her outstanding performance as a student and her winning contributions to the tennis team. She was a member of the Phi Sigma Alpha and Phi Alpha Theta Honor societies. While in college, she also clerked for former United States Senator Paula Hawkins.

Ms. Porras earned her Juris Doctor degree from The Ohio State University, Moritz College of Law in Columbus, Ohio and studied comparative law at Oxford University in England. During law school, she also clerked for the Honorable George C. Smith, United States District Court Judge for the Southern District of Ohio.

Scott Caslow

Scott Caslow obtained an undergraduate degree from the University of Virginia with a double major in Foreign Affairs and French Language. He then attended the University of Richmond School of Law where he took on several internships and clinics in a diverse array of fields including with the Federal Trade Commission, the Richmond International Business Clinic, and several private litigation firms. Scott’s fascination with international affairs began at 10 years old when he and his family moved to the south of France for a time. He has had a lifelong love of learning new languages and about new cultures ever since.

Cristian J. Garcia

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