Best Immigration Attorneys in Lake

Joseph Spano is one of West Virginia's most experienced immigration attorneys with over 25 years dedicated exclusively to immigration law. Based in Morgantown (serving the Lake area), he has built a reputation for exceptional case success rates in family-based petitions, citizenship applications, and complex deportation defense. Clients consistently praise his personalized attention, thorough case preparation, and successful outcomes. Admitted to the WV State Bar and practicing before USCIS and immigration courts, he maintains a perfect A+ rating with the Better Business Bureau and has successfully handled thousands of immigration cases throughout West Virginia.

Kristina White operates a highly-rated immigration practice in Morgantown serving clients throughout northern West Virginia, including Lake. With extensive experience in both family and employment-based immigration, she has particular expertise in marriage-based green cards, naturalization applications, and visa processing. Client reviews highlight her responsiveness, clear communication, and successful track record with complex immigration matters. She is an active member of the American Immigration Lawyers Association (AILA) and maintains strong standing with the West Virginia State Bar, recognized for her meticulous case preparation and client-focused approach.

James Huggins operates a well-established immigration practice in Fairmont, serving clients throughout Marion County and the Lake area. With over two decades of immigration law experience, he has developed particular expertise in family sponsorship cases, naturalization applications, and removal defense. His firm receives consistent praise for successful outcomes in difficult immigration cases and personalized client service. Admitted to practice in West Virginia and before federal immigration courts, he maintains an excellent reputation for ethical practice and effective representation. The firm handles cases ranging from simple visa applications to complex asylum and deportation matters.