Three attorneys, three paralegals

Attorney Shillig started his career working exclusively in investment immigration, also known as EB-5. Then he became interested in all types of employment immigration, to include the Alien of Extraordinary Ability Visa or EB-1A and the Executive Transfer Visa also known as EB-1C.

He is very passionate about family immigration because he believes that families can be together forever, and he enjoys reuniting families after years of separation. When non-citizens get arrested for any reason they often end up detained at an immigration detention facility, and can greatly benefit from having an immigration attorney to advocate for them. Attorney Shillig feels very strongly about defending his clients in immigration court, because he feels that foreign nationals and their interests are frequently underrepresented in our society.

In addition to being an immigration attorney he also serves as a Major and Medical Operations Officer in the Texas Army National Guard. He was mobilized in response to Hurricane Harvey and led the medical rescue and treatment missions in the cities of Beaumont, Port Arthur, Vidor and Orange. For his selfless service he was one of two medical officers in the state awarded the Texas Medal of Merit. More recently he was mobilized in response to the COVID-19 pandemic, working directly with the Adjutant General of Texas as a Liaison Officer for Task Force Lone Star, which handled all the military COVID-19 testing for the entire state. For his service and leadership he was awarded the Army Commendation Medal.

He is a member of AILA and the Alabama Bar. His license allows him to practise American immigration law in every state and territory of the United States of America. He spends his free time travelling with his wife Caroline and playing sports with their six children.

Lindsey received her J.D. from The University of Iowa College of Law. While in law school she was the Senior Managing Editor of the Iowa Law Review. Immediately after law school she served as a research attorney to the Honorable Steve Leben of the Kansas Court of Appeals. Lindsey is licensed to practise law in Kansas and Minnesota, and is also licensed to practise American immigration law in every state and territory of the United States of America.

Lindsey graduated from the University of Texas at Austin with her B.A. in Spanish, Portuguese and Latin American Studies. In college she spent a year studying at Universidad Torcuato di Tella in Buenos Aires, Argentina, and then a semester at Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais in Belo Horizonte, Brazil. After finishing her bachelor's degree, Lindsey joined the United States Army and studied Mandarin Chinese at the Defense Language Institute. She deployed to Iraq in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom in 2008.

Helen received her Juris Doctor from South Texas College of Law Houston and became a licensed attorney in the state of Texas. While in law school, Helen interned at the Harris County District Attorney's Office and co-chaired a misdemeanor assault jury trial as a law student. Helen was also a judicial extern with the United States Army Trial Judiciary — Fifth Judicial Circuit, based at Fort Hood (formerly Fort Cavazos).

Helen was born and raised in Taiwan. Her family received green cards through the Diversity Immigrant Visa (DV) Program in 2014. Helen attended Emory University in 2015 and received her Bachelor of Arts in Dance and Movement Studies. She became a U.S. citizen in 2020, and is fluent in Mandarin Chinese and English.

With experience in immigration, bankruptcy and contract law, Caroline is a well-rounded paralegal at our firm. She feels very strongly that all people are created equal, and that travelling to different countries ought to be as easy as travelling to different states. She works very hard to make travelling to the United States of America to work, study or live as easy and complication-free as possible for all of the clients she works with.

Her degree is in web design and development with an emphasis in social media marketing, and she handles all of the social media and web pages for the firm.

Josh is an accomplished military leader, a captivating professor, a dedicated family man, and as a paralegal he has shown excellent attention to detail. Josh is conversational in Spanish and French, and holds a doctorate in anthropology and marine archaeology. He specialises in Adjustment of Status, Military Parole in Place and fiancé(e) visa cases. Josh is brilliant, and has already been accepted to law school, so he won't be a paralegal for long.

Moises Jauregui nació en una familia gitana y vivió con ellos hasta los 13 años, cuando una familia chilena lo adoptó y le brindó la oportunidad de estudiar. Gracias a ese apoyo, logró convertirse en el primer gitano con un magíster en Chile, un logro que refleja su compromiso con la educación y la superación.

Su esencia gitana lo ha llevado a viajar por muchos países, conocer culturas y comprender los sueños y desafíos que implica emigrar. Esa experiencia lo inspira hoy a ayudar a las personas a cumplir sus sueños de viajar y establecerse en nuevos lugares, acompañándolas en todas las etapas del proceso migratorio, con empatía y dedicación.

Moises was born into a Roma family and lived with them until he was thirteen, when a Chilean family adopted him and gave him the chance to study. With their support he became the first Roma person to earn a master's degree in Chile. His Roma heritage has taken him through many countries, and that experience is what drives him to help people through every stage of emigrating — with empathy, and with patience.