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  • Most requestedPDF · English · 8 pages

    ICE detention preparedness packet

    Everything a family should have signed, printed, and in a safe place before anyone is detained: step-by-step instructions, what to do if ICE comes to your door, a family preparedness plan, and Form G-28 pre-completed with the firm's information.

    • How to use the packet, in plain language
    • If ICE comes to your door: your rights
    • Family preparedness plan and document checklist
    • Form G-28 with the attorney's details already entered

    Signing the G-28 prepares the file; it does not by itself make the firm your attorney. The firm signs and files it after accepting the matter and completing a conflict check. If someone is detained, call the firm immediately.

  • PDF · USCIS form · 4 pages

    Form G-28, pre-completed

    The official Notice of Entry of Appearance as Attorney with the firm's information already entered. For families who already have the rest of their plan and only need the form.

    • Attorney name, firm, phone, and email entered
    • Parts 3 and 4 left blank for the person represented
    • Current USCIS edition; verify the edition date at uscis.gov

    Signing this form prepares the file; it does not by itself make the firm your attorney, and the firm will not be notified if someone is detained until it has accepted the matter, completed a conflict check, and filed the form. If someone is detained, call the firm immediately.

  • PDF · English · 2 pages

    Preparing for your consultation

    What to bring, what we will ask, and how to get the most out of a paid, substantive first meeting, for family and immigration matters.

    • Documents to gather by matter type
    • The questions we will ask, including the conflict check
    • How fees, financing, and next steps work
  • PDF · English · 2 pages

    The Colorado divorce roadmap

    Every step of a Colorado divorce in order, from filing to final orders, with the deadlines that matter and a checklist of the documents to start gathering now.

    • The steps, in the order the court takes them
    • The 42-day financial disclosure deadline
    • What temporary orders decide
    • A document checklist to start today
  • PDF · English · 2 pages

    Preparing for a custody case in Colorado

    What a Colorado court weighs when it decides parenting time and decision-making, what to document from today, and the common mistakes that cost parents time with their children.

    • The best-interests factors, in plain language
    • What to document, and how
    • Eight mistakes to avoid
    • What to bring to a consultation
  • PDF · English · 2 pages

    The green card through family checklist

    The forms, the evidence USCIS expects for a marriage or family case, and what to bring to the interview, in one checklist.

    • The forms that usually travel together
    • Evidence that a marriage is real
    • What to bring to the interview
    • Red flags to raise with an attorney first

    Immigration forms and fees change. Confirm the current edition of every form at uscis.gov before filing.

  • PDF · English · 2 pages

    Preparing for mediation: the checklist

    What to bring, what to decide before you arrive, and how to get the most out of a mediation session.

    • Documents to have in front of you
    • Questions to answer before the session
    • How a session runs
    • What happens to the agreement afterward

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These documents are general information prepared by Inclusive Law Group, not legal advice for your situation, and downloading them does not create an attorney-client relationship. Immigration law and agency forms change; confirm the current edition before relying on a form. If you or a family member are detained, call (720) 739-0037.

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