Maduabum Law Firm

At Maduabum Law Firm LLC, our attorneys bring a unique combination of experience, personalized service and attention to detail. In all that we do and in every case that we handle, our lawyers focus on the client. There is nothing more important in the practice of law than the person we are serving.

Mr. Maduabum is a diligent and proven practitioner in the areas of Criminal Law, Immigration, Family Law, Commercial Transactions and Civil Matters. His practice includes International Due Diligence for corporate and individual clients. Representation experience spans the areas of Commercial Acquisitions and Contract Review and Negotiations involving ICSG instruments.

Behnaz Ashtari graduated from Benjamin Cardozo Law School in New York City where she received a Dean's Merit Scholarship for her LL.M. Attorney Ashtari has been a lawyer for 18 years. Before migrating to the United States, Behnaz earned an LL.M. (focusing on Criminal Law and Criminology) and an LL.B. at the Azad University Law School in Tehran, Iran.

Any legal issue can be stressful, but legal matters involving your family can be particularly concerning. Family law cases often have the potential to affect not only your finances but also your relationships with your children, spouse or other family members, as well.

The strong emotions accompanying family law issues make it difficult to make sound decisions, and the legal complications involved can result in simple judgment errors that have long-term negative consequences.Because so much is on the line, you should always consult with an experienced family law attorney if you are facing any case involving your family.

Immigrants who come to the United States often intend to remain in the country long-term. Under the Immigration and Nationality Act (INA), immigrants may change their immigration status to become legal permanent residents, which is commonly referred to as obtaining a green card.

In order to become a permanent resident and obtain a green card, the immigrant must meet certain requirements and officially adjust their status with the office of U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS).Adjusting your immigration status can be complicated, so it is important to have an experienced immigration attorney assisting you throughout the adjustment process.