Jacqueline Delgado, Founding Partner

Jacqueline Delgado is the daughter of Cuban immigrants, and she grew up understanding immigration not as an area of law but as the ground her own family stood on. That history shapes how she practices. She knows what is actually at stake when a case goes wrong: not paperwork, but a family's ability to stay together and build a life. It is why she chose the hardest, most consequential work in the field. She represents the clients she does because she knows the weight they are carrying.

Most immigration cases are won or lost at the agency level. But when a decision needs to be challenged, the case moves to the appellate courts, and that is a different discipline. Jacqueline has argued appeals before the Florida Third and Fourth District Courts of Appeal, and the firm handles appeals before the Board of Immigration Appeals as well. For clients who have received an adverse decision, it means the firm can carry the fight forward rather than handing the case to someone else at the moment it matters most.