Your life is your single biggest asset. Your family, business, and goals are key to your success, but legal considerations can be intimidating. At The Bustamante Lawgroup we will help you make informed choices, protect your assets, and position you for success.
William M. Bustamante Esq.
Managing Attorney, President
Biography
William Bustamante has the credentials and previous work experience to help those in need of legal assistance accomplish their goals. In 1988, William received his Juris Doctor from the University of Iowa and joined the Miami-Dade County’s Public Defender’s office the same year. During his first years as a lawyer, he worked as an in-house attorney and title officer at a title insurance company. In 1990, he established his law office, The Law Office of William Bustamante, where he represented clients in Real Estate, Wills and Probate, Family, Bankruptcy, and Small Business Corporate Law. As a means to help the general public, William hosted a weekly radio program answering consumers’ legal questions regarding real estate, bankruptcy, wills and probate law. For a few years thereafter, William worked in several law firms handling REO properties and foreclosure homes.
In 2012, he established Bustamante Law Group to handle client’s needs in Real Estate, Title Insurance, Wills, Probate and Trust, Immigration and Small Business Law.
As an attorney, William Bustamante has always been committed to providing clients with the most up-to-date information, and his commitment continues today. He has helped clients navigate the complex legal issues concerning property, estate, family law, and business.
William Bustamante has more than thirty years of direct experience in business, real estate, and estate planning. He and his team strive to provide representation that saves clients money, time and peace of mind.
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Patricia Sierra
Operations Manager, International Attorney
Biography
Having seen both sides of the judicial process after working as an attorney and a judge, Patricia knows how to meet clients’ needs. Her career began in Bogota, Columbia where she worked as a judicial assistant and then as a First Circuit Court Criminal Judge. She graduated from University of Santo Thomas de Colombia first in 2003 with a J.D, then as a Specialist in Administrative in 2005 and Criminal Law in 2006.
When she arrived in the United States, her passion to help others fueled her career in Florida, where she graduated in 2013 with a L.L.M in International Law from Stetson University College of Law. She graduated with Honors in Immigration Trial Advocacy and received an International Program Fellowship. She joined The Bustamante Law Group in 2014 where she assists individuals and small businesses with real estate, estates, and business planning.
Patricia understands that U.S. immigration law involves a highly complex system of intricate and multi-layered statutes, regulations, administrative materials and policies, which are subject to frequent change. She has the depth of knowledge in the nuances of the immigration processes, as well as an understanding of the political climate and other external issues that often influence immigration law.
Her extensive experience guiding individuals through a wide range of immigration documents, including L-1 visa petitions, H1-B, TN, and Labor certification. If you have questions regarding documentation and filing of non-immigrant and immigrant visa applications, waiver, Vawa law for abuse victims, asylum, refugee, removal defense cases, you should contact The Bustamente Law Group for a detailed analysis. She strives to offer unwavering and dedicated service to all clients and treat each matter with the zealous advocacy that is needed.
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