Law Office of Johanna M. Herrero

Founded by Johanna Herrero, The Law Offices of Johanna Herrero is a prominent immigration law firm located in Boston, providing services across the nation. Our primary areas of focus include removal defense, naturalization processes, and family-based immigration cases. In addition to our specializations in immigration law, we represent clients within family and probate courts as well as state criminal courts whenever necessary for their immigration needs associated with the Executive Office for Immigration Review. Our dedicated team at the firm solely practices immigration law and is committed to delivering efficient and results-driven client service. With three full-time attorneys specializing exclusively in this area of practice—the intricacies of which are constantly evolving—we offer unparalleled expertise and personalized attention to every case. With considerable experience interacting with various agencies—including U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) and advocacy work before the Executive Office for Immigration Review—our firm adeptly navigates even complex situations involving Immigrations Customs Enforcement (ICE) or Department of Homeland Security issues. We pride ourselves on maintaining open lines of communication with our clients; inquiries receive responses typically within 24 hours due to our dedication to exemplary client care. For those facing detention circumstances, we have established a 24-Hour Emergency Hotline that enables immediate access to legal assistance from our skilled attorneys who specialize in navigating ICE matters across Massachusetts, Rhode Island, New Hampshire, Miami Florida among others. As an exclusively focused entity on all aspects related specifically to immigration law—with a robust staff encompassing four knowledgeable attorneys supported by trained paralegals—to solidify effective legal representation throughout various court systems including juvenile jurisdictions—we ensure competitive pricing through flat-rate fees rather than conventional hourly billing models while remaining receptive towards pro bono arrangements whenever feasible for disadvantaged clients.