You will want a lawyer who has significant experience in immigration law, including
a range of cases from family-based immigration to asylum and deportation defense.
You can also research the lawyer's track record and read reviews and testimonials
from other clients, which can give you a sense of the lawyer's skill, reputation,
and how they interact with clients. Also, make sure that you know the lawyer openly
and clearly communicates with clients, so you aren’t left feeling confused or uninformed.