Immigration law is complex and can feel overwhelming. Experience is key. We combine 20 years of experience in immigration law with a client-centered approach to provide accessible and exceptional advocacy when you need it most.
Volunteer attorney for unrepresented immigrants and their families
Mentorship for attorneys regarding complex immigrant and family law cases
“Chelsea was amazing in helping both me and my daughter get through immigration court and obtain our residency. It was stressful and confusing and we would not have been able to do it without her help and support. I am so grateful!”
Aileen Zamora is a Receptionist and Administrative Assistant for HaleyNelson Law. She earned a B.A. in Criminal Justice with a Minor in Mathematics from San Francisco State University. Before joining HaleyNelson Law, Aileen volunteered as a JusticeCorps member at the Alameda County Superior Court’s Self-Help Center, assisting over 100 self-represented litigants with legal forms and resources, including those who spoke Spanish or had limited literacy skills. As the first point of contact at HaleyNelson Law, Aileen is committed to creating a welcoming and supportive environment for clients. Her background in legal assistance, organizational skills and effective communication ensures clients receive the guidance and care they need.
Reyna graduated from Saint Matthew School and High School, and studied Business Administration at Universidad Nacional Autónoma de Honduras. After working as a customer service representative, Reyna decided to pursue a new challenge that aligns with her growing interest in immigration law. She enjoys helping individuals secure better opportunities for themselves and their families in the U.S. She is eager to apply her passion for helping others and her skills in a meaningful way. In her free time, she enjoys baking, especially cinnamon rolls, for her family.
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