Success Stories

Petition to Remove Conditions of Residency (Form I-765) Approved in a Same Sex Marriage, even after the couple separated

Francisco was born in Bolivia and came to the United States as a student. Years later, he met and married Jacob, a U.S. Citizen. Jacob filed a Green Card petition based on marriage for Francisco and after an interview with an immigration officer, the residency petition was approved... [...]

Motion to Vacate a Criminal Conviction and Reinstatement of TPS Status

Pedro was born in El Salvador and entered the United States by crossing the border in 1995. In 1997 he was arrested for shoplifting and assaulting a police officer. He was wrongfully advised of his rights by his criminal defense attorney at the time and [...]

Fighting Against Insurance Companies: A Modern Day David v. Goliath

One day in September 2016, Debra was crossing the street in her motorized wheelchair, as she had done countless times. Suddenly, she was struck by a van and dragged under it. The pain was excruciating, especially in her right hip and right arm. Debra was no stranger to pain but this pain was different; nearly unbearable [...]

Illegal Detention by ICE Followed by Successful Release from Custody and Termination of Removal/Deportation Proceedings

Nelson was born in El Salvador and entered the United States by crossing the border in 2005. While crossing the border, he was caught, and he gave a fake name and said he was from Mexico. The government took his fingerprints and sent him back to Mexico. Five days later he re-entered the United States and remained in the country. In 2015, he was pulled over by the Nashua Police Department and was charged with Unlicensed Operation of a Motor Vehicle. He paid a fine and his case was dismissed. [...]

Residency Petition for Same Sex Marriage and Prior Order of Deportation

Residency Petition for Same Sex Marriage and Prior Order of Deportation Our client, “Fernando”, contacted out office for help with his same-sex marriage petition case. He had been in a relationship with his US citizen spouse for over 12 years, and had sought legal help resolving his case for many years. Fernando had been ordered... [Read More] [...]

Violation of a Restraining Order Charge Deemed Improper

Violation of a Restraining Order Charge Deemed Improper Ted had a difficult relationship with his former girlfriend Jen, who is the mother of his child. One day, Jen went to court and made a claim that she was afraid that Ted was going to physically hurt her and the court issued a restraining order but... [Read More] [...]

U.S. Residency through Cancellation also for TPS Holders

U.S. Residency through Cancellation also for TPS Holders Diana G. contacted FitzGerald Law Company several years ago for assistance with the renewal of her TPS. During the initial meeting Diana G. asked if there was any way for a person with TPS to get Legal Permanent Resident status in the U.S. because she was concerned... [Read More] [...]

Retailer Found Responsible for Defective Product

Retailer Found Responsible for Defective Product Francesca was visiting her sister and niece and while staying at their home she went to her niece’s room which had a new bedroom set. While her niece was sitting on her bed it collapsed crushing Francesca’s toe. Our office brought a claim against the store which sold and... [Read More] [...]

Theft from a Store Not Guilty

Theft from a Store Not Guilty Julieta was a woman who had had some trouble with the police when she was young. Attorney FitzGerald had assisted her in the past with these problems and she had gotten an education and was now working and managing well. One day, when she was on her lunch break,... [Read More] [...]

The Processing of her U-Visa because of Husband’s Abuse

The Processing of her U-Visa because of Husband’s Abuse Our client “Maria”, a Mexican national, entered the United States across the border without a visa, with her only child at the time to reunite herself with her husband who had arrived a few months earlier in the same manner. During her first few years in... [Read More] [...]