Many families are afraid right now, and that fear is real. You cannot control the news. You can decide, today, who is allowed to pay the rent, protect your home, and take care of your children if you cannot be there. We prepare the documents the same day, and you sign them with our notary.
Find out where they are. The ICE Online Detainee Locator at locator.ice.gov searches by A-number, or by name and country of birth. It can take a day or two to show a new arrival.
Get help for the immigration case from an immigration attorney or a representative accredited by the Department of Justice, never a notario. Free and low-cost providers are listed at justice.gov/eoir.
Call us at (818) 788-7881 about the home, the money, and the children. If a power of attorney exists, we help the agent use it. If not, we explain what can still be done.
Whether you want to be ready or the call already came, start with the guide that fits your family today.
Seven parts, one afternoon: who to choose, what to sign, how to prepare your children, the money list, the papers, the numbers to memorize, and the scams to avoid.
Open the planFor the family and the trusted agent: the first 72 hours, finding them, caring for the children, using the power of attorney, and protecting the home.
Open the guideWhat a power of attorney can do for your family, what it cannot do, and the other documents that protect your children.
Read the articleFill out the form below or call. We ask a few questions about your family, your agent, and your children.
Your documents are drafted the same day and emailed to you, in English or Spanish.
A power of attorney must be signed before a notary or two qualified witnesses. Our Woodland Hills office has a notary. Then give copies to your agent and your bank.
MVP Law Group is led by Maria V. Primushko, Esq., an estate planning attorney in Woodland Hills with more than 15 years of experience. Our team serves families in English, Spanish, and Russian, and we prepare these documents for parents, grandparents, adult children, and anyone who wants their family protected.
We are not an immigration firm. We focus on what happens at home: who pays the bills, who protects the house, and who cares for the children. For the immigration case itself, we encourage every family to work with an immigration attorney.
A power of attorney does not ask for your immigration status. It is a private legal document, and your conversations with our attorney are confidential. It is not filed with any government agency when you sign it. It only becomes a public record if it is later recorded with the county, which usually happens only when an agent needs to sell or refinance real estate.
No. In California, any adult who understands what they are signing can sign a power of attorney, whatever their immigration status.
Emergency documents prepared the same day and emailed to you. When you call or fill out the form, we confirm exactly which documents your family needs before anything is prepared.
Yes. You can revoke or change it at any time while you are able to make your own decisions. Planning now does not lock you in.
No. USCIS generally requires your own signature on your applications. The power of attorney covers your money, property, and household, not your immigration case.
A seatbelt is not a prediction of an accident. If you never need these documents, nothing changes. If you do, your family will know exactly what to do, and that it is what you wanted.
Tell us a little about your family. A member of our team will call you, confirm which documents you need, and prepare them the same day. Your conversation with us is confidential.
A member of our team will call you shortly. If it is urgent, call us now at (818) 788-7881 or Jaslen directly at (213) 855-4466.
(818) 788-7881If you are the agent, the caregiver, or the family member holding everything together right now, call us. We will help you use the documents that exist, or explain what can still be done if nothing was signed.