Saba Ahmed. Top immigration & family law attorney in Texas
Your Trusted Guide in Immigration & Family Law

Saba Ahmed

Saba Ahmed is a Patent Attorney currently working for the United States Patent & Trademark Office. She completed her LLM in Law and Government at American University Washington School of Law, Juris Doctorate from Lewis & Clark Law School, MBA from University of Portland and Bachelors of Science in Electrical Engineering and Physics from Portland State University. She has worked at top law firms, corporations and government positions for several years in immigration & family Law. Saba is passionate about defending Islam and Muslims in Conservative business, legal and media circles.
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Family‑Based Immigration

Family Reunification

Navigate I‑130 petitions, adjustment of status, fiancé(e) visas

Removal Defense & Asylum

Removal Defense Help

Defense at bond hearings, cancellation of removal, asylum claims

Divorce & Separation

Fair Support & Division

Negotiate property division, support orders, mediated settlements 

Child Custody & Support

Protect Parental Rights

Craft parenting plans, enforce visitation, modify support

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We offer full service counsel in U.S. Immigration & Family Law. From marriage‑based visas to complex custody battles, every document, motion, and hearing is handled with meticulous care and discretion. You can trust our experience your peace of mind is our priority.

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Efficient, reliable, and compassionate from start to finish.
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Saba’s attention to detail made my asylum case stress‑free.
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FAQ

Below are answers to some of the most common questions clients ask about Immigration & Family Law.

A valid passport, birth certificates, marriage certificate, financial affidavits, and proof of bona fide relationship.

Yes, you may file a defensive asylum application with Immigration Court.

 

Uncontested: 60 – 90 days; contested cases vary depending on court availability and issues involved.

 

Courts consider the child’s best interests: stability, parental fitness, existing relationships, and child’s preferences.

 

Yes, we meet by Zoom or phone for your convenience, anywhere in the U.S.