Mr. Guerra's practice consists primarily of representing clients in the immigrant visa process, naturalization, removal, family law, and other litigation matters.  He is admitted to practice before the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals, the Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals, as well as the District Court for the Southern District of Texas.  Before establishing the firm, Mr. Guerra served for eight years as a Senior Associate.  While in law school, he served as a law clerk for the District Counsel of the Immigration and Naturalization Service and as a law clerk at Chevron's Legal Department. 

Mr. Guerra has handled the most complex immigration matters throughout his eight years of practicing immigration law while overseeing the removal section.  His clients and colleagues view him as the "go to" man when a case involves difficult issues.  Mr. Guerra's clients have come to appreciate his no-nonsense approach and zealous advocacy when it comes to assessing their cases and finding a solution to obtain the intended immigration relief.  His experience affords him the foresight to formulate a strategy that will achieve a client's short and long-term goals.  Mr. Guerra is extremely comfortable and proficient in handling cases in front of the immigration courts.  Nevertheless, he does everything within his power and within the law to ensure that the people he represents never endure the financial and emotional costs of removal proceedings.  Mr. Guerra's proficiency in handling employment and family based cases has earned the respect of his clients and peers.  Clients from across the United States have retained Mr. Guerra to handle their cases in the many immigration courts and USCIS offices throughout the country.  A key to his success is his insistence on client and case preparation prior to the scheduled interview or hearing.  Once an individual retains Mr. Guerra, he provides as many meetings or consultations as are needed so that the client is comfortable about his or her case.  A confident attorney and a confident client equal success.  Mr. Guerra treats every case as if it were his most important matter.  Furthermore, his thorough understanding of the intricacies of immigration law serve as a major asset in his contact with the various offices of the Department of Homeland Security on behalf of his clients. 

Education: Texas A & M University (B.A., Political Science, 1995); South Texas College of Law (J.D., 1999). Admitted to State Bar of Texas in 1999.