Remote, bilingual humanitarian representation for crime victims in the U.S.
U Visa · VAWA · T Visa: specialized humanitarian representation for crime victims. We represent you wherever you are.
You are not alone. You have rights: even without papers.
U.S. federal laws protect victims of crime, domestic abuse and trafficking regardless of immigration status. At Zavala Law Group we specialize in humanitarian representation: U Visa, VAWA and T Visa, with accessible payment plans and 100% remote bilingual service.
- Immigration protectionLegal status, work permit and eventually a green card.
- Payment plans availableFlexible options so you can move your case forward without financial barriers.
- Nationwide remote serviceWe represent you in all 50 states, without leaving home.
A word from Attorney Zavala
"I'm Salomón Zavala. I've been representing crime victims in the U.S. for over 15 years."
Focused on humanitarian protection
Three visa types designed to protect victims and their families.
U Visa
For crime victims who cooperated with police
Legal status, work permit and a path to green card.
Qualifying crimes: robbery, shooting, assault, domestic violence, sexual assault, kidnapping and more.
More about U VisaVAWA
For abuse victims by spouse or family member with status
100% confidential. Your abuser is never notified.
Emotional, psychological or economic abuse also qualifies. Applies to men and women.
More about VAWAT Visa
For trafficking or labor exploitation victims
Protection and immigration status for survivors.
If your boss threatens you with immigration, withholds your wages or documents, you may qualify.
More about T VisaNot sure which one applies to your case? Evaluate in 3 minutes: free and confidential.
Start evaluationSalomón Zavala, Esq.
Founder & Managing Attorney
Salomón Zavala grew up in South Central Los Angeles, son of Mexican parents. He graduated with honors from Amherst College in 2001 and earned his JD from UC Berkeley School of Law in 2005.
His practice combines civil rights, personal injury and humanitarian representation. He has obtained seven-figure settlements for victims of police abuse and negligence, and represents pro bono clients in wrongful conviction cases, minor asylum and indigenous peoples' rights.
- Berkeley Law (JD 2005) · Amherst College (BA honors 2001)
- Seven figures in settlements · Civil Rights · Immigration
- South Central LA · Board member of community organizations
How we work with you
Free consultation
Tell us your situation. 100% confidential. 30 minutes.
Case evaluation
We analyze your immigration and civil situation with no obligation.
Personalized strategy
We design your integrated representation with plan, costs and payment options.
Immigration representation
We represent you at every step, with frequent updates. No friction.
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