Dedicated to Today's Immigration Issues

General Info

Christine Swenson has practiced law for more than 20 years. She was a prosecutor in Tucson, Arizona, and in the suburbans of the Denver metro area for more than six years when she changed her focus to education. During her time as a professor, she concentrated on criminal law, constitutional law, and the criminal judicial process where she perfected her ability to explain complex legal issues to those with little to no background in law or the court system. She has been a vocal supporter of victims rights throughout her career. A native of New York, Christine has lived in Tucson, Arizona; Salamanca, Spain; Washington, D.C.; San Diego, California and, currently resides just outside Denver, Colorado. These locations have one thing in common: a significant immigrant population. Christine recently opened her own practice as a result of her work with victims of crime and the opportunity for them to obtain a U Visa. This work has reignited her passion for immigrants and the struggles and prejudices they face in the United States, which prompted her to focus her practice exclusively on immigration law. Christine lives in Littleton, Colorado, with her family. Outside of work, she enjoys spending time with her family enjoying all that Colorado has to offer. Christine enjoys snowshoeing and freely admits skiing is not her sport; she pokes fun at herself saying it's better for everyone else that I don't ski.

Hours

Regular Hours

Mon - Thu:	9:00 am - 6:00 pm
Fri:	9:00 am - 12:00 pm
Sat - Sun	Closed

Category

Attorneys

Services/Products

Business Services: We are a full-service U.S. immigration law firm that has additional expertise in the following areas: Family-based petitions for green cards, hardship waivers, and consular processing; Employment-based petitions, with an　emphasis in academia and athletics (professional and semi-professional); Criminal defense, when client faces immigration consequences; Humanitarian visas, such as U, T, S,and TPS petitions; and More: Citizenship and Naturalization, Marriage and Fiancée Visas, Asylum.

Payment Options

Brands

Why should I work with an immigration lawyer? Remember that saying – If it is too good to be true, are licensed by at least one state bar. We also have licensed attorney’s that specialize in malpractice insurance with extensive training in immigration law., civil law. This means you are not entitled to an attorney at government expense, civil law. This means you are not entitled to an attorney at government expense, it probably is! – Well, it probably is! – well, the same is true with immigration law. Immigration law is administrative, which happens in criminal court. This area of law is complex and processes change sometimes with little or no notice to those affected. We offer Immigration lawyers that have graduated from law school, which happens in criminal court. This area of law is complex and processes change sometimes with little or no notice to those affected. Why should I work with an immigration lawyer? Remember that saying – If it’s too good to be true

Location

Swenson Law Office, PC, is located on the north side of West Alameda Avenue in the Justice for All Center. The building is conveniently located between Santa Fe Drive and Federal Blvd in southwest Denver. Though we are headquartered in Denver,

Neighborhoods

Valverde, West Denver

Amenities

Christine Swenson provides clients with compassionate, honest, affordable and experienced advocacy for your immigration and criminal defense needs. Put her more than 17 years of legal experience to work for you today.

Languages

English, Spanish

Associations

Hispanic Chamber of Commerce Metro Denver, member World Trade Center Denver, member American Immigration Lawyer Association, member Colorado Bar Association, member Littleton Immigrant Intergration Initiative (LI3), Board of Directors member

Other Link

http://www.immigrationlegaladvice.com

Other Information

Parking: Street, Lot, Self, On Site, Free, Private

Wheelchair Accessible: Yes