Who We Are

Lance Curtright, a native of Lincoln, Nebraska, has practiced immigration law since 2001. He is Board Certified in Immigration and Nationality Law by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization.

Mr. Curtright has successfully represented hundreds of clients in deportation proceedings. His successes include the published decision Matter of Lamus, 25 I&N Dec. 61 (BIA 2009) (Immigration Judge may not deny a motion to reopen based solely upon the government's opposition). He has written articles about the applicability of the unlawful presence bar to immigrating to the United States and has spoke about immigration law related issues at immigration law conferences.

Stephen A. Aguilar practices primarily in the areas of immigration, family, and criminal law. He has represented clients throughout Texas in naturalization and adjustment of status interviews, and in divorce and criminal hearings.

Mr. Aguilar earned his B.A. in Psychology from the University of Texas at Austin, and his J.D. from St. Mary's University in San Antonio. While in law school, he served as staff writer and Comment Editor on the St. Mary's Law Review Editorial Board, allowing him to develop strong written advocacy skills to serve our clients on motions before the immigration court and appeal briefs to the Board of Immigration Appeals.

He wasn't born in Texas, but Scott Benson got here as fast as he reasonably could.

Scott gained his first exposure to immigration law in 2001 as an attorney for a non-profit organization in Salt Lake City, Utah, where he represented hundreds of immigrants and refugees before federal agencies and the immigration court system. Many of these people also had needs above and beyond immigration, and Scott represented them before state courts and administrative courts in matters ranging from guardianship to criminal defense to public benefits adjudication.

Andres Perez was born in Monterrey, Mexico and immigrated to the United States as a child. He was raised in San Antonio, Texas and considers it his home town. Mr. Perez practices in multiple areas of law and has been licensed in Texas since 2005.

As an immigration attorney he focuses on litigation before the immigration courts and has appeared in immigration courts throughout Texas and in Virginia. Mr. Perez also practices criminal defense and family law and often uses those skills in representing immigration clients in Texas courts.