Family law Attorney in Connecticut
Providing Representation for Your Needs In Connecticut
When one family member becomes a permanent resident of another country, whether because of residency, citizenship, or deportation, the dominant need of the family becomes unification. That is where the need for an experienced family immigration attorney stands out.
At Rowhani Law Group, our experienced law team, with 20 years of combined experience, has successfully resolved a wide range of family sponsorship matters in the U.S. We have assisted clients through multiple complex immigration issues, helping clients reunite with their families.
There are many legislations regarding a sponsor. Not every person can become one. To become a sponsor, specific criteria related to age and relationship need to be fulfilled.
As a general overview, to sponsor a family member, you must be a:
- U.S. citizen
- Permanent resident(Green card holder)
For a detailed guide, contact us or call us at 609-749-8473.
Family-Based Immigration - Visa for Children, Spouse, and Other Family Members
At Rowhani Law Group, our Family immigration attorneys have ample experience in dealing with all types of family visa applications:
Visa for immediate relatives:
Citizens can sponsor immediate family members who qualify as the citizen’s immediate relatives. Immediate relatives include a spouse or fiance, an unmarried child under the age of 21, and parents. Citizen’s fiancees can come to the U.S. on a K-1 Visa. However, this visa is temporary for 90 days, and marriage must take place within these days. After marriage, the partner can continue to live in the U.S. on a K-3 visa until the green card is received. The citizen’s child can also come to the U.S. under K-2, K-4, or V- visa.
Other family members:
The total number of visas for other family members is limited for each year, depending on the type. These include the following:
- F1 – The first preference visa is for unmarried sons and daughters.
- F2 – The second preference visa is for spouses, minor children, and unmarried children.
- F3 – The third preference visa is for married sons and daughters.
- F4 – The fourth preference visa is for siblings, their spouses, and minor children.
Services Our Family-Based Immigration Lawyer Provide
At Rowhani Law Group, our family lawyer team is eligible to handle multiple martial issues in the U.S. as:
- Absolute Divorce (Contested)
- Limited Divorce (Contested)
- Uncontested Divorce
- Child Custody and/or Visitation
- Annulment
- Uncontested Divorce on Mutual Consent Ground
- Separation/Marital Settlement Agreement
- Prenuptial Agreement
- Petition for Contempt for Denial of Visitation or Failure to Pay Child Support
- Request for Order of Default
- Paternity
- Final Protective Order/Restraining Order Hearing
- Final Peace Order Hearing
We understand the unique challenges faced by families navigating the immigration system. Our attorneys are familiar with local immigration courts and procedures, ensuring the best possible outcome for your case.
Transparent Pricing: Connecticut Family Law Attorney Fees
The following are attorney fees for family law cases in the state of Connecticut. The fee quoted is based on the typical case and the final fee cannot be quoted for specific cases. Please call 609-749-8473 to conduct a consultation. The fees do not include filing fees or associated costs. Travel costs may be associated with cases.
- Absolute Divorce (Contested): Fee – $7500. The services include handling discovery requests and responses; preparing clients for mediation, if appropriate; appearing at scheduling conference, settlement conference and/or Trial.
- Limited Divorce (Contested): Fee – $4500. The services include filing complaint and/or answer for limited divorce; handling discovery requests and responses; preparing clients for mediation, if appropriate; appearing at pendente lite hearing, if scheduled; appearing at scheduling conference, settlement conference and/or trial.
- Uncontested Divorce: Fee – $2000. The services include preparation and filing complaint for divorce/answer and the joint request to schedule an uncontested divorce hearing.
- Child Custody and/or Visitation: Fee – $6000. The services include preparing and filing complaints and/or answers for child custody/visitation case and/or modification hearing, appearing at hearing.
- Annulment: Fee – $3500. The services include preparing and filing complaints for annulment.
- Uncontested Divorce on Mutual Consent Ground: Fee – $1750. The services include preparation and filing complaints for absolute divorce.
- Separation/Marital Settlement Agreement: Fee – $1500. The services include preparation and negotiation of a separation/marital settlement agreement between the parties.
- Prenuptial Agreement: Fee – $1500. The services include negotiation and preparation of a prenuptial agreement between the parties.
- Petition for Contempt for Denial of Visitation or Failure to Pay Child Support: Fee – $3000. The services include preparation and filing petitions for contempt and appearing at contempt hearing.
- Request for Order of Default: Fee – $500. The service includes preparation and filing the request with the court.
- Paternity: Fee – $2000. The services include preparing and filing the petition to establish paternity and appearing at paternity hearing.
- Final Protective Order/Restraining Order Hearing: Fee – $2000. The services include preparing evidence for final hearing and appearing at final hearing.
- Final Peace Order Hearing: Fee – $2000. The services include preparing evidence for final hearing and appearing at final hearing.
