Peek Law Group

About Peek Law Group — immigration Austin Texas

Peek Law Group provides board-certified immigration Austin representation for individuals and families across Travis County. Founding attorney Jeff Peek is Texas Board Certified in Immigration and Nationality Law, and his bilingual team has handled thousands of immigration and criminal defense matters. The firm pairs technical expertise with aggressive, community-focused advocacy.

The practice covers family-based visas, green cards, citizenship, asylum, DACA, and deportation defense, along with related criminal matters such as DWI and drug charges. Staff serve clients in English and Spanish, and consultations are free. With offices in Austin and San Antonio, Peek Law Group supports immigrant communities throughout Central and South Texas.

What Clients Say

Reviewers describe a knowledgeable, reassuring team. Recurring themes include clear explanations of complex immigration steps, prompt bilingual communication, and attorneys who treat clients with respect. Many highlight the comfort of working with a board-certified immigration specialist.

immigration Austin — Practice Areas & Services

• Family and employment visas: Guiding clients through family-based and EB visa petitions.
• Green cards and citizenship: Handling adjustment of status and naturalization.
• Asylum and DACA: Representing clients seeking protection and relief.
• Deportation defense: Advocating for clients in removal proceedings.
• Related criminal defense: Addressing charges that affect immigration status.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does “board certified” mean for an immigration lawyer?

Board certification by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization signals proven experience and testing in immigration law. Fewer than a small fraction of Texas attorneys hold it in any specialty.

How much does an immigration lawyer in Austin cost?

Fees vary by case type, from flat-fee petitions to more involved removal defense. Peek Law Group reviews likely costs during a free, bilingual consultation.

Where are Austin immigration cases handled?

Most removal cases are heard in immigration court, while applications route through USCIS. Local familiarity with Austin-area processes helps keep a case on track.