Same-Sex Immigration Lawyer in Coppell
Successfully Helping Couples Throughout Texas
The Supreme Court victory in the June 2015 ruling in Obergefell v. Hodges affirms that all loving and committed couples who are married deserve equal legal respect and treatment from the federal government. The ruling marks a turning point in how the United States government treats the relationships of married same-sex couples for federal programs that are linked to being married. This of course also changes how the U.S. government treats immigrants.
Even though Christensen Immigration Attorneys practices law in Texas, where same-sex marriage was not recognized until the Supreme Court decision forced them to comply, we were still able to help numerous same-sex couples who lived in Texas even before the ruling.
We now look forward to helping many other same-sex couples in their quest to be able to receive all the benefits under immigration law so they can keep their newly created family together. All the other benefits apply as well. Fiancé visas are available, children of your spouse can immigrate as well. This is an exciting time for same-sex couples. We are thrilled to be able to help.
Call (972) 497-1017 or reach out online for a consultation!
We offer services in English and Spanish!
We Are a Family That Works & Celebrates Together
Our Client Testimonials
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"Everyone there is very attentive, kind, and professional. I highly recommend him and his team to anyone looking for an immigration attorney!"
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"They were very welcoming and made sure that we understood the topic at hand. Answered all our questions we had and guided us with trust and honesty."Amy A.
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"He just made us feel very positive about my mom's case. She just became resident thanks to him and his excellent team. I recommend them to anyone who has a case with immigration,"Margarita M.
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"I got my citizenship now and the Law Office of Nathan Christensen formed part of my life."Miguel S.
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"The whole office was helpful, and the process was so easy."Jackelin R.
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