What parents ask before they call

Yes. Rogelio and Maite both do. You can switch between English and Spanish whenever you like, and you’ll get your papers explained in either one.

It has a set fee, which Maite tells you when you book. If you hire us, it counts toward your case.

It depends on the case. Some are a set fee, others are billed by the hour against a deposit. Either way, you get it in writing before any work starts.

Yes. What you tell Rogelio about your case stays confidential, whether or not you hire him.

Yes. Many parents meet from their phone during a break at work. Court hearings may be in person or by video, depending on the judge.

Not always. Cases that settle may need only a short hearing, or none. If you do go, you won’t go alone.

Family court decides family matters, not immigration status. If you’re worried about immigration, say so, and Rogelio will tell you what to consider.

Call anyway. Some cases can be handled in parts, and if yours isn’t a fit, Maite can point you to the court’s self-help center or legal aid.