Nossa Law Office, P.C.
Serving Greater Houston's Immigration Needs
Firm Overview
The Nossa Law Office is an immigration law firm based in Houston Texas. I provide immigration services to local and international individuals, families, workers, students, investors and small businesses.
The Nossa Law Office commits itself to protecting the contributions made to this country by immigrants and nonimmigrants alike. I have dedicated my practice to ensuring that America continues to reap the benefits of immigration.
My firm was established in 2010.
I have handled numerous cases including asylum, employment, family, and investment based adjudications.
Main
5353 West Alabama
Suite 425
Houston
TX
77056
- (713) 599-1633
- (713) 599-1629
Fees
$5
Fixed Fees
Not Applicable
Office Information
Monday through Friday
9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
No
How did your firm decide on the primary area of practice(s)?
I chose immigration law because as the son of an immigrant I understand the need for devoted representation.
What is your firm's point of view regarding clients educating themselves on legal issues?
I find that my clients are best served when they have an understanding of basic immigration law and principles.
Is your firm willing to review documents prepared by clients?
One of the services I provide clients is document review. Document review can be an invaluable service for clients that do not need the full services of an immigration firm, yet desire input on their case.
Is your firm willing to coach clients who want to represent themselves?
Immigration Law is complicated and complex. It is best to have competent representation.
Pablo H. Nossa
Prior to opening the Nossa Law Office, I worked with the Law Office of Adib Eghterafi, where I worked in the area of Immigration and Nationality Law.
During my legal studies, I took advantage of the exemplary clinical education at UT Law. I worked with the Transnational Worker Rights Clinic representing low-income transnational migrant workers in cases to recover unpaid wages. I also worked with the Community Development Clinic where I represented nonprofit organizations and individuals involved in community development. I also clerked for the in-house counsel to the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe where I worked on cases dealing with sovereign immunity, land and distribution rights. These experiences have taught me the importance of client centered lawyering.
My strengths include attention to detail, fervent desire to understand the law before giving advice and preparedness.
Personal interests:In addition to Immigration and Naturalization Law, I am fascinated by Federal Indian Law and the complex intersects of state, federal and tribal power.
- Bar Number: 24071827
Texas , 2010
- University of Texas at Austin
Juris Doctorate , 2009
Austin, TX
Working with the Transnational Worker Rights Clinic representing low-income transnational migrant workers in cases to recover unpaid wages, and the Community Development Clinic where I represented nonprofit organizations and individuals involved in community development. - University of Texas at Austin
Bachelor of Arts , 2006
Austin, TX
Latin American Studies
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