Bankruptcy / Family Immigration / Investor Visas
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Our Mission
At The Grande Law Firm, we work with families and business owners to help them find solutions to some of life’s toughest legal challenges so that they can live life with more freedom and peace of mind on a daily basis.
We are committed that every person working with our team has the experience of being valued, important, and heard throughout the entire process.
Why Families Choose Us?
We at The Grande Law Firm pride ourselves on providing exceptional legal expertise in a caring, supportive environment to effectively and quickly resolve your issue. We work with families and small businesses to help them find solutions, peace of mind, and freedom from legal concerns.
We understand your situation, and the concerns that you face daily. We are committed to solving your legal challenges so you and your family can have the peace of mind and security you deserve.
Our Areas of Expertise
Bankruptcy
Different solutions apply to different cases. We’ll help you figure out which solution is best for your needs. Chapter 7, Chapter 11, or Chapter 13.
Family-Based Immigration
Family is invaluable! It’s where we connect ourselves in relationships to past, current, and future generations. We’ll help you navigate the immigration system to give you the best chances of reuniting or keeping your family intact.
Investor & Business Visas
We provide superior quality business plan services specifically designed to meet the legal mandates to achieve L-1, E-1, E-2, EB-2, and EB-5 business visa approvals in the U.S.
Miscellaneous Immigration
If you’re looking to obtain a humanitarian visa such as U Visa, T Visa, TPS or VAWA, we’ll help you navigate the process and get you the best outcome possible. We can also help you with the I-90 and N-400 process.
We love our clients and the work that we do
Our Principal Attorney
Cynthia Grande
Cynthia Grande grew up in San Pedro, California, in a heavily Spanish-speaking neighborhood. Her parents immigrated to the United States from El Salvador and pushed her to be the most educated woman she could be. She witnessed first-hand the number of friends and neighbors that did not have the legal help they needed due to language barriers, lack of resources, education, or just plain fear.The struggles these people went through and their need for help is what inspired Cynthia to become the attorney she is today.
Cynthia earned her undergraduate degree at the University of Southern California, and later, her Juris Doctor at the University of the Pacific-McGeorge School of Law. After school, she returned to her hometown in the South Bay area of Los Angeles to serve and represent those in need.
