I highly recommend Immigration Law Plus to prospective immigrants who are about to start their immigration journey into the United States of America. The staff are very helpful especially Liz who assisted me and my wife throughout the whole process. The process was very smooth without any stress. I have joined my wife in the US now and we are living our dream life. Thank you very much Immigration Law Plus. God bless you and God bless America
Our Firm
For over 40 years, Kincheloe & Schneiderman was a trusted advocate for the immigrant community throughout the greater DMV area. Founded on the principles of justice, compassion, and excellence, our firm proudly served generations of individuals and families seeking guidance through complex legal systems.
In 2025, we mourned the loss of our founding partners: Paul C. Kincheloe, Jr. in June and Barry A. Schneiderman in November. Their legacy lives on in our continued commitment to delivering high-quality, attentive, and personalized legal services. As we transition as Immigration Law Plus, we draw on decades of experience to support our clients with integrity and care. We invite you to visit our offices for a confidential consultation and discover how we can help you move forward.
40
Years of Practice
3
Attorneys
5,000+
Cases Completed
Practice Areas
Immigration Law
Navigating complex immigration laws and policy
We combine our knowledge of immigration law with our commitment to providing friendly, professional, quality service to our clients.
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The personal attention and dedication you deserve
We offer highly qualified and experienced criminal defense counsel dedicated to defending the rights of people accused of crimes at all stages of the process including trial and appeal.
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Experience in a variety of legal matters
We offer counsel and representation in many areas of the law including injury and motor vehicle accidents, business disputes and registered agent services.
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