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Attorney Phan Nguyen is an experienced family and immigration lawyer serving in Texas.

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Practice Areas

Law Office of Phan Nguyen practices family, immigration and estate planning.

Family & Divorce

Family law cases are some of the most emotionally-charged legal matters anyone can face. When you are involved in a family law case, you need an experienced lawyer on your side who can fully understand your case.

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Immigration

United States immigration law is exceedingly complex. Whether you are trying to bring a loved one to the United States or you are concerned about your own legal status, you need an experienced attorney on your side. 

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Estate Planning & Wills

Nobody likes planning for demise, but failing to do so could cause your family immeasurable stress and conflict down the road. At our firm, we have experience helping local residents draft their wills and guiding families through the probate process.

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About Phan Nguyen

Highly Skilled and Experienced Texas Immigration, Family and Estate Attorney

With over a decade of experience, Attorney Phan Nguyen practices Family Law, Immigration and Estate Planning.


After graduating from the University of Oklahoma School of Law, Attorney Phan Nguyen worked with leading law firms in the DFW area, both as attorney and partner, until starting his own practice, Law Office of Phan Nguyen, PLLC.


Today, as a compassionate and results driven lawyer, Attorney Phan Nguyen has helped hundreds of clients in all areas and continues to guide his clients to a peaceful life.

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IN-DEPTH CONSULTS

> 20


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FAMILY & DIVORCE

From prenups to divorces to child custody battles. Take the weight off your shoulders with an experienced family law attorney by your side.

Divorce

Going through divorce? Law Office of Phan Nguyen gives your case the attention it needs and focuses on your best interest with in-depth guidance every step of the way.

Child Support

Child support is your right and it shouldn't be delayed. With an experienced attorney you can ensure there are no missed payments and you receive your rights.

Child Custody

Child custody battles can be emotionally taxing and when fighting alone, it can take a toll on you. Attorney Phan Nguyen will help you find the best solution and stand shoulder to shoulder.

Adoption

Adoption a big step and you do not want challenges years from now. Get your paperwork in order whether you are adopting locally or from anywhere in the world.


IMMIGRATION

Bring your dreams to life with personalized attention that helps you navigate through the extensive immigration process.

Adjustment of Status

Congratulations on getting married, now its time to file i485. Phan Nguyen helps you get everything right the first time.

Fiancé Visas

Bringing over your fiancé on K1? Get all your documents correct and make the process seamless for you and your future spouse.

Family Immigration

Looking to file an immigration case for a family member? Law Office of Phan Nguyen provides you with your best options and take next steps.

Deportation

If you are deportation proceedings, a trusted immigration attorney by your side is critical to avoid worsening your situation.


ESTATE PLANNING & WILLS

Decide today for the future, divide your property and assign a trustworthy person to make decisions.

Transfer on Death Deed

Looking to transfer ownership after your passing to someone you trust? Law Office of Phan Nguyen can help prepare all your necessary documents for you.

Power of Attorneys

Authorize people you trust to represent you in legal matters, business and personal affairs.

Wills

Don't wait until its too late. Wills prevent your family from conflict and stress after you pass. Streamline property distribution for your heirs legally.


Testimonials

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Tran Le

6 months ago

Very professional and throughout for my immigration case! My case was a bit tricky but Phan and Allie were able to help us through without any trouble. Customer prepping was the most detailed and throughout that I have seen for many law offices. Highly recommend!

Don Nguyen

6 months ago

Highly recommended! Phan and Allie worked patiently with us through every steps of our case, answered thoroughly any questions, and prepared us carefully before the interview. Our case was approved quickly. Thank you for working with us on the case.

Becky Leong

6 months ago

I worked with Phan on my will and medical power of attorney years back. He was timely, knowledgeable, and thorough. He went through each document and explained what I was signing. Most recently, Phan helped my father with his will, medical POA, and transfer of deed. Again exceptional service.

Jeff Chau

6 months ago

Phan was professional, knowledgeable and replied quickly any concerns I had. He went above and beyond when we had unforeseen circumstances that arose with my mom’s case. As a result, my mom’s case was resolved quicker than I expected and with complete satisfaction.

Law Office of Phan Nguyen - Legal Blog

By Phan Nguyen 29 Aug, 2024
On August 19, 2024, the Biden Administration finally opened up their new Parole-in-Place (PIP) application, the I-131F, for submission. Here is everything to know.
By Phan Nguyen 03 Jul, 2024
On June 18, 2024, President Biden announced a “parole-in-place” solution for spouses of U.S. Citizens who could not become citizens themselves. This program has not opened yet but when it is made available it will allow more than 500,000 people to receive temporary protections and work permits in the United States, but also allow them to apply for lawful permanent resident (LPR) status through their spouses without risking years of separation from their families. So currently the law allows for U.S. citizens to apply for their non-citizen spouses to obtain permanent residency, this is pretty straight forward for immigrant spouses who were paroled into the United States or was caught at the border, or who was inspected after crossing the United States border. Spouses of U.S. citizens are generally eligible for an immigrant visa as an “immediate relative of a U.S. citizen ” . The two would then adjust their status, pass the interview and then live happily ever after. However, this process is significantly harder for those that entered the United States without inspection, in the legal world they are considered to have entered without inspection “ewi”. Under federal law, some immigrants—namely, those who have already been “inspected and admitted” , those who entered through an official port of entry, or “inspected and paroled” into the U.S.—can apply to adjust their status to permanent residency without having to depart the country to attend an immigrant visa interview at a U.S. embassy or consulate abroad. However, immigrants who entered without inspection do not have this option. To get their lawful permanent resident status, they would have to leave the United States, go to a U.S. consulate abroad, and then get a new immigrant visa to reenter. If the immigrant has been in the U.S. for a while and they leave the United States it will often trigger years-long bar on legally being able to reenter the country to be reunited with their family. To leave the country and not face this years-long ban, the immigrant would need to apply for a waiver to the bar in order to qualify to adjust their immigrant visas to come back to the United States. There is no guarantee that the waiver will be approved, and if the immigrant leaves before getting the waiver there’s no guarantee that they will be able to return, but if they don’t leave the country to go to the consulate, they essentially forfeit their lawful permanent resident application. As of April 2024, these waivers are taking on average 41 months (3.5 years) to adjudicate these waivers. What Biden’s new program is looking to do is allow for these EWI (entry without inspection) immigrants to be able to stay in the Untied States, get a work permit, and adjust their status without having to go through the hoops of leaving the country and triggering the bar. This would mean that more immigrants who arrived EWI will be able to work and more importantly to the United States be able to pay taxes on the work they do. For the immigrants it means that those who entered ewi are now given the same chance and path to lawful permanent resident status as those that were paroled in or entered the U.S. through an official port of entry and was inspected. So, all that is great, how does an immigrant get this? Who qualifies? How long will it take? How difficult is it to get it? What proof do you need to show? Although, some things are still unclear. But here’s what we do know, according to the June 18th announcement to be eligible you must be: Have continuously resided in the United States since June 17, 2014; Were physically present in the United States on June 17, 2024; Have been legally married to a U.S. citizen as of June 17, 2024; Entered the United States without admission or parole and do not currently hold any lawful immigrant or nonimmigrant status; Have not been convicted of any disqualifying criminal offense; Do not pose a threat to national security or public safety; and Merit a favorable exercise of discretion. Applicants will have to provide documentation proving that they meet the above criteria alongside their application form and pay a fee. However, it is not yet known exactly what forms of documentation will be accepted and what the fee will be. The White House estimates that approximately 500,000 spouses of U.S. citizens will meet these criteria and will thus be eligible to apply for the new parole program. Additionally, children of applicants who are stepchildren of U.S. citizens will also be eligible for parole with their parents, adding 50,000 more potential beneficiaries. Parole-in-place will give these individuals a genuine opportunity to receive the permanent residency for which they have theoretically been eligible for years or decades—and allow them to work legally in the United States while waiting for their immigrant visas to be approved. It will give much needed peace of mind and permanent solutions for not only these individuals, but their U.S. citizen spouses and, often, their U.S.-born children. If you have an immigration case or would like legal advice, schedule a consultation with me today here or call at 469-465-2344!
Biden-Harris Immigration Executive Order and what it means
By Phan Nguyen 10 Jun, 2024
President Biden issued a proclamation under Immigration and Nationality Act sections 212(f) and 215(a) suspending entry of noncitizens who cross the Southern border into the United States unlawfully.
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  • Do you do in-person consultations only?

    Law Office of Phan Nguyen understands that not all clients may be able to appear for consultations in-person. Hence, you have the option of doing consultations in-person, over the phone or via Zoom based on your availability. Consultations are scheduled in advance to ensure, it is convenient for both you and Attorney Phan Nguyen.

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    Each consultation is $50 to honor the attorney-client privileage. During the consultation, you can ask as many questions as you have. 

  • How long does it take to schedule a consultation?

    You can schedule a consultation immediately by contacting the Law Office of Phan Nguyen here or call (469) 465-2344. Our office hours are 9 AM - 5 PM CT. 

  • Who will be working on my case?

    Attorney Phan Nguyen personally works on all his cases. You will also be in communication with the Law Office of Phan Nguyen when needed for the duration of your case. 

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