
Atlanta Juvenile Protection of Minors Attorneys
Non-citizen children and some young adults who have been neglected, abused, or abandoned by a parent may be able to get a green card (U.S. lawful permanent residence) through “Special Immigrant Juvenile Status.”
To be eligible for SIJS, the non-citizen child must be under 21 years of age, unmarried, and under the jurisdiction of a state or juvenile court within the United States.
Obtaining SIJS is a complex, two-part process requiring knowledge of state law and federal immigration law.
At the Fogle Law Firm, we have extensive experience representing children and young adults in this complicated procedure. Whether you are a custodial guardian, parent or foster parent, we can assist the child through the legal process.

Why Clients Trust The Fogle Law Firm
We combine decades of experience with personalized service, creative legal solutions, and a deep commitment to justice to achieve the best possible outcomes.
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We have taken immigration cases to the U.S. Courts of Appeal and even helped create new case law, setting legal precedents that benefit immigrants nationwide.
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We are committed to ethical representation, innovative legal thinking, and fighting passionately for our clients’ immigration rights.
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With over 30 years of experience, The Fogle Law Firm has successfully guided clients through every stage of the immigration process, from strategic planning to completion.
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Whether you’re an individual, a family, an investor, or a business, we handle everything from simple petitions to complex litigation before the highest courts.
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Unlike large firms, we provide personalized service and creative legal strategies tailored to each client’s unique immigration goals.
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Our attorneys and staff come from around the world and are fluent in English, French, Spanish, Korean, Portuguese, and more, ensuring clear communication with our diverse clientele.


