The Jaimes Law Firm strongly believes in giving back to the community and the importance of making an effort to help those who are less fortunate as well as those who dedicate their lives to ensuring our safety and freedom. Our team periodically volunteers at various events that offer free legal advice. Most recently, our firm participated in Wills for Heroes, preparing Wills for veterans, policemen, and firemen. Our firm occasionally accepts pro bono cases from the Legal Aid of North Carolina (LANC). LANC is a statewide, nonprofit law firm that provides free legal services in civil matters to low-income individuals. Prior to obtaining a Juris Doctorate from the North Carolina Central University School of Law, Ruth Jaimes worked as a legal assistant for LANC Farmworker Unit, serving farm workers and their families in Raleigh, NC. More recently, Ruth Jaimes volunteered at the Self-Serve Center in Mecklenburg County, assisting low-income individuals with family law matters including divorce, child support, and custody.
My wife was going to get deported and visited several lawyers, and no one gave me hope. I was given the attorney’s information from a friend, and she was able to get my wife released from immigration. If I would have listened to the other lawyers, my wife would not be with me today.
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My son entered the country illegally, and I visited another attorney who told it was to late to get my son a special immigrant visa. The attorney told me she believed she could do it and she did. Today my son is a resident of the United States and is in enrolled in a college program.
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I applied for VAWA and had so many issues with my situation. The attorney was affordable and helped me in every step. Today, I am a resident.
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