R. K. Coffin Law
1148 S. Benton Ave
St. Charles, MO 63301
Phone: (636) 916-0061 | Fax: (636) 916-0061
http://www.rkcoffinlaw.com/
Immigration
I prefer to work with individuals desiring: VISAS, including Fiancé Visas; MARRIAGE and FAMILY IMMIGRATIONS; GREEN CARDS; DEPORTATION DEFENSE; CITIZENSHIP.
MO, Apr 1972
Bar Number: 21633
Missouri Courts
Immigration Court
State Bar of Missouri
St. Louis Metropolitan Bar Association
Seminars, meetings and self-study. I always exceed the required amount of continuing education hours.
(a) MARRIAGE IMMIGRATION cases: Many cases are fiancé and marriage based---obtaining a visa for an American's fiancé to come to the United States from a foreign country to marry a U.S. Citizen, and cases where the foreign citizen is already here in the U.S. as a student or a worker or for other reasons, and meets and marries an American Citizen with the desire to immigrate to and live here in the U.S.
(b) BATTERED SPOUSE case: The foreign born female married an American male, who then physically and emotionally abused her, which led to a divorce after a short period of time. The wife then sought to remain in the United States, even though she was no longer married to the U.S. Citizen, on the basis of being a "battered spouse".
(c) DEPORTATION case: Foreign born wife/mother faced deportation because of her arrest and conviction of child neglect and endangerment. However, because we were able to prove that her medical and psychological problems caused her behavior, we were successful in getting her deportation set aside.
(d) RE-ENTRY DENIAL cases: Spouse left U.S. for visit to homeland and denied re-entry to U.S; stranded in her homeland; successful in obtaining approval of visa to re-enter U.S. Similar case where fiancé left U.S. and denied re-entry; case in process.
B.S. (Bachelor of Science) in Engineering
University of Notre Dame
Notre Dame
IN
1962
MBA (Masters of Business Administration)
St. Louis University Graduate School of Business
St. Louis
MO
1967
J.D.
St. Louis University School of Law
St. Louis
MO
1972
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Missouri
Our firm was established in 1975. We are a personal service law firm representing individuals and small businesses. Our practice is focused on Immigration Law - primarily representing individuals in: Visas, including Fiancé Visas; Marriage and Family Immigration; Green Cards; Citizenship; and Deportation Defense. We also practice Real Estate and Business Law.
Federal Prosecutor with the United States Department of Justice - United States Attorneys Office; Corporate Counsel; Private Practice
It gives the client some knowledge of the complexity of the subject and an understanding of the extreme importance of the outcome.
I am willing to do so - this is often helpful to the client's case.
I will not do so because of the serious consequences if the client makes a mistake.
I wanted to pursue an occupation in which I could help people.
All of my education, my travels, and my work experience as an Engineer, Federal Prosecutor, and Attorney in Private Practice have all contributed to the strength of my practice.
I wanted to help very good, dedicated and hard-working people immigrate to the United States of America.
Being able to help people.
I am a sole practitioner so all of my clients work directly with me. My secretary has a wealth of knowledge and is sensitive to the needs of my clients.
I am detailed, comprehensive and persistent.
Justice.
June
(636) 916-0061
Monday through Friday
9:00 am to 5:00 pm
and evenings.
Yes
None
The fees vary, depending on the overall circumstances and facts of the case.
$175 - $225
Yes, we offer a free consultation for 15-20 minutes.
Depends on the case.
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