Keeping families together.

Welcome!  Blackwell Law Group is a law practice dedicated solely to immigration law.  We focus our energies and expertise on helping people pursue their dreams of living in the U.S. with their families.

Common with all countries, the U.S. has immigration laws that control who may enter the U.S., who may live in the U.S. and who may be a U.S. citizen.  These laws can provide individuals with a path for achieving their dreams of being in the U.S.  However, the same immigration laws also can prevent family members from being together.

Our goal at Blackwell Law Group is to help you navigate your immigration process with the minimum stress on you and the maximum likelihood of a favorable outcome.  We provide you with peace of mind and the security of knowing that someone with extensive knowledge and experience in immigration law is looking out for your best interests.   

Immigration law is deceptive.  People sponsoring relatives or applying for citizenship often look at the forms involved, conclude there is nothing complicated about the forms and decide to do it without assistance of an attorney.  Sometimes they will successfully navigate the immigration process.  Sometimes they run into difficulties and not infrequently, those difficulties either cannot be corrected or cost a lot of money to fix.  The smart consumer seeks attorney advice before embarking on an immigration process.

Whatever motivates you to come to the U.S. or drives your desire to remain in the U.S., we look forward to helping you achieve your dreams.  Although we are based in Wisconsin, we can work with individuals living in other states because immigration law is federal law. We encourage you to explore this website to better understand what we have to offer. If you would like to discuss a specific issue, please contact us.

Blackwell Law Group, S.C. ●  1572 East Capitol Drive, P.O. Box 11431 ● Milwaukee, WI 53211 ● (414) 964-1900

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The information you obtain at this site is not, nor is it intended to be, legal advice. You should consult an attorney for individual advice regarding your own situation.