Cano Law, LLC
1901 Ashley River Rd #7b, Charleston, SC 29407
Cano Law, LLC is a Charleston, South Carolina law firm dedicated exclusively to immigration and naturalization law. The firm assists individuals and families with matters before US Citizenship and Immigration Services and immigration courts. Its bilingual legal team guides clients through complex procedures step by step, helping them understand available options and make informed decisions. The practice emphasizes honesty, hard work, communication, preparation, and determined advocacy throughout each legal representation.
Cano Law, LLC handles family petitions, waivers of inadmissibility, consular processing, fiancé visas, military parole in place, and related family-based immigration matters. The firm also represents immigrants seeking protection through U visas, T visas, VAWA, Special Immigrant Juvenile Status, asylum, and humanitarian parole. Its attorneys assist clients facing changing immigration circumstances while developing strategies suited to individual histories, family needs, eligibility requirements, procedural challenges, and long-term immigration goals statewide.
Cano Law, LLC provides deportation defense for clients facing removal proceedings, detention, bond hearings, master calendar hearings, individual hearings, and appeals before the Board of Immigration Appeals. The firm also assists with stays of removal and ICE check-ins. Its immigration court experience extends to proceedings in multiple jurisdictions, while its broader practice includes DACA, naturalization, green card and work permit replacement, and nonimmigrant visa extension matters for individual clients nationwide.
Cano Law, LLC was founded by attorney Nina Cano Richards after she began practicing immigration law in 2013 and opened the firm in Charleston in 2015. The firm has represented hundreds of families in immigration proceedings and has assisted people from countries throughout Latin America, Asia, Europe, and Africa. Its team remains focused on family unity, immigrant rights, language access, victim advocacy, and practical guidance through demanding immigration legal processes.