Practice Areas
Immigration Law
If you or a loved one is seeking to enter the United States for work, school, or another reason whether to stay permanently and become a citizen, or for a temporary visit, then you will benefit from the legal advice of an immigration lawyer from our firm.
Real Estate
Having a carefully drafted contract of sale is essential when looking to sell or buy real estate. We can help you negotiate a better deal while protecting your interests by drafting the contract of sale and the property deed, the two most important documents in a real estate transaction.
Family Law
At NoVa Law Firm, we have successfully dealt with divorces, guardianship/custody, visitation, spousal and child support. We understand that this is a tedious, and sometimes painful, process, therefore, we’ve opted for methods that make these processes less difficult on our clients.
Criminal Law
You have been arrested because a police officer believe you committed a violation, misdemeanor, or a felony. If you are not a US citizen, your criminal charges may have immigration consequences.
Trust and Estate
While we wish to make our determinations clear on how distribution of our estate will take place after we die, we may still fail to create the proper documentation to make our intentions clear. Nova Law Firm will carefully prepare your will to ensure carrying out of your wishes.
Corporate Law
Many factors must be taken into consideration while deciding how to organize your business. Different business entities have different implications on liability, taxes, management, transferability, continuity of existence, and capitalizations. We provide consultations as to the business entity that best fits your business while helping you protect your personal assets.
About the Firm
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Senior attorney
Philip J. Velez is a New York licensed attorney and the Executive Office of Immigration (EOIR). Attorney Philip graduated from the prestigious University of Maryland in 2006 and attended the Hofstra University School of Law in New York in 2013. He has traveled to Peru, Mexico, Puerto Rico and Ecuador where he did social work. He worked at the Hofstra Political Asylum Clinic in 2006, where he represented a client in deportation and asylum proceedings for reasons of domestic violence [Read more]
Associate attorney
Born in Peple, Republic of China and lives currently in New York City. She graduated from Fujian Normal University, China with a Bachelor of Law degree. Following college, she went to Europe and attended Utrecht University, the Netherlands, graduating with her first degree of Master of Law. And she received her second master of law degree from Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law, New York. She is admitted to practice law in China and New York. Jian practices in the areas of real estate transaction and immigration law [Read more]
Customers reviews
What our clients say:
Highly recomended! Very professional staff that really care about your case! They also speak Spanish.
Mariangel Mirabal
They have assisted me with my immigration process and I must say that they have extensive knowledge of the subject, are very friendly and are always ready to help!
Steven Villafane
Excellent services by the lawyer Philip Vélez, I help my relative to process a special power of attorney so that I can carry out procedures for my relative in Ecuador.
Ingrid Bohorquez
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