Soria Law - Boca Raton, FL
Soria Law is an elite boutique immigration and estate planning firm located in Boca Raton, Florida. Founded by compassionate trial attorney Courtney Roderick Soria, the firm provides highly personalized, bilingual advocacy for family-based immigration, citizenship, business visas, consular processing, and custom estate planning solutions throughout South Florida.
Dedicated Legal Advocacy for Your Family and Your Future
Navigating the complex maze of United States immigration or establishing a plan to protect your family's assets requires a legal representative who combines sharp intellectual competence with personal compassion. Soria Law is a distinguished boutique South Florida law practice designed specifically to deliver both. Based in Boca Raton, Soria Law serves individuals, couples, and businesses across Palm Beach, Broward, and Miami-Dade counties, while also coordinating consular visa processing worldwide. If you need a lawyer urgently to sponsor a family member, secure your status, or write protective estate planning documents, managing partner Courtney Roderick Soria offers the attentive, direct guidance your case deserves.
Founded in 2013, Soria Law operates under a client-first philosophy. In many high-volume practices, clients are often handed off to paralegals or junior assistants, rarely speaking directly with their attorney. Soria Law is different. As a solo practitioner, Courtney Soria personally handles every single file, meaning you will have direct access to your attorney at every critical step of your legal journey. She takes the time to explain your options clearly, making sure you feel empowered and supported during what is often a highly stressful time in your life. When you hire an attorney from Soria Law, you get a dedicated advocate who treats you like family.
Comprehensive Immigration and Estate Planning Services
At Soria Law, they recognize that immigration status and family protection are deeply interconnected. They specialize in finding tailored, strategic solutions to safeguard your loved ones and your assets. Their core areas of practice include:
- Family-Based Immigration: Guiding spouses, parents, children, and siblings through green card petitions, adjustments of status, and consular processing.
- Naturalization and Citizenship: Assisting permanent residents in successfully obtaining their U.S. citizenship, including preparing for civics and English tests.
- Fiancé Visas & Marriage Petitions: Helping couples unite in the United States and navigate the complex requirements of marriage-based residency.
- Immigration Waivers: Preparing highly detailed hardship waivers (including I-601 and I-651 waivers) to resolve complex grounds of inadmissibility.
- Estate Planning & Wills: Drafting custom wills, trusts, healthcare surrogates, and power of attorney documents to protect your family's wealth and wishes.
Academic Excellence and Passionate Professionalism
Managing partner Courtney Roderick Soria brings a stellar legal background to every case. A native Floridian, she graduated cum laude from the Florida A&M University College of Law, where she served as a distinguished member of the FAMU Law Review and the Moot Court team, earning prestigious book awards in Florida Practice and Professional Responsibility. Since being admitted to the Florida Bar and the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Florida, she has spent over a decade exclusively practicing immigration and estate planning law. Her deep community involvement and membership in the American Immigration Lawyers Association (AILA) ensure she remains at the forefront of changing federal policies. If you want to find a lawyer who is highly respected and deeply invested in your personal peace of mind, Courtney Soria represents the ideal choice.
Frequently Asked Questions About Soria Law
What is consular processing in immigration" Consular processing is the method by which a foreign national applies for an immigrant visa at a U.S. Embassy or Consulate in their home country, rather than adjusting status within the United States. This firm coordinates directly with consular offices worldwide to ensure smooth processing.
Why is a solo practitioner model beneficial for my immigration case" U.S. immigration laws are highly fact-sensitive, where a single minor detail can change the trajectory of your petition. Working directly with a solo attorney ensures your specific facts are thoroughly evaluated and your paperwork is filled out flawlessly by a veteran lawyer.
How often should I update my estate planning documents" It is recommended to review your estate plan every three to five years or after major life events, such as marriage, divorce, the birth of a child, purchasing a home, or changes in immigration status.
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Location & Access
Primary Address
Located in downtown East Boca Raton on North Federal Highway, just north of the busy Glades Road intersection and within minutes of the upscale Mizner Park lifestyle center.
Building Location
This is a two-story professional Class B office building known as The Squires Building (built in 1980). It features a nicely maintained corporate environment and is situated in a highly visible business corridor.
Parking Details
Ample free open surface parking is available directly around the building, providing more than 130 spaces for convenient tenant and visitor access.
Public Transit
Served by Palm Tran Route 1 (US-1) and Route 94 (Boca Raton-TRS); nearest stop is at Federal Hwy at 14th St.
Accessibility / Suite Access
Enter through the building's main double-door entryway. Take the stairs or the passenger elevator up to the second floor, and proceed down the hallway corridor to Suite 208.