The Claxton Law team combines two decades of U.S. immigration practice with cross-border training and four spoken languages, so every client is heard, in their own words, by an attorney who has seen their kind of case before.
Claxton Law PLLC is a multilingual immigration firm founded by Diane Claxton in 2000. Our attorneys are admitted across Florida, New York, and Colombia, and we have represented thousands of clients in asylum, family, employment, humanitarian, and naturalization matters across the United States. Choose an attorney below to learn more about their background, credentials, and practice areas.
Founder of Claxton Law and a dynamic attorney licensed in Florida and New York. Fluent in Spanish, French, Creole, and English, Diane leads the firm's asylum, VAWA, DACA, and family-based practice with two decades of experience.
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A seasoned veteran of immigration law and a cornerstone of Claxton Law Group. Admitted to the New York Bar in 1969 and to the U.S. Supreme Court, Mr. Lindover brings five decades of federal immigration practice to complex family and employment matters.
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A passionate immigration attorney admitted in both New York and Colombia, with an LL.M. from American University in Gender, International, and Comparative Law. Daliana focuses on VAWA, U-visas, T-visas, and asylum claims.
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A business immigration attorney admitted in New York and Chile, with LL.M. degrees from the University of Chicago and Columbia. Pablo focuses on immigration litigation and employment-based cases, drawing on cross-border legal experience across Chile, Paris, New York, and Chicago.
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A dedicated immigration attorney admitted to the Missouri Bar, with a JD from Charleston School of Law and an LL.M. in Energy Law from Vermont Law School. Marleny focuses on affirmative asylum, I-589 preparation, and humanitarian hardship waivers.
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An attorney with eleven years of civil rights practice, now focused on immigration. Admitted to the Puerto Rico Bar and the U.S. District Court for Puerto Rico, Johanna brings a client-centered approach grounded in empathy, integrity, and respect, with deep experience in gender-based violence and reproductive rights advocacy.
Read full bioWhatever your immigration goal, whether asylum, a family petition, a VAWA self-petition, an employment visa, or naturalization, our team can help. Consultations are available in English, Spanish, French, Haitian Creole, and Portuguese.
