LESLIE ROYBAL
IMMIGRATION ATTORNEY
Leslie Roybal is an experienced immigration attorney whose practice focuses on removal defense, asylum, cancellation of removal, adjustment of status, and complex immigration litigation. She has represented clients in immigration courts across the United States, including Texas, Colorado, Florida, Illinois, and New Jersey.
Throughout her legal career, Ms. Roybal has handled hundreds of legal matters and represented clients in numerous individual merits hearings and contested family court proceedings. Her extensive litigation experience includes Special Immigrant Juvenile (SIJ) cases from beginning to end, complex asylum claims, cancellation of removal, family-based immigration matters, and other forms of relief from removal. She regularly prepares and presents legal arguments, examines witnesses, drafts substantive motions and briefs, and advocates for clients facing significant legal challenges.
Ms. Roybal’s professional background encompasses immigration law, personal injury, family law, and civil rights. Prior to becoming a litigation attorney, she gained valuable experience through legal internships with the Colorado Court of Appeals, the Colorado Civil Rights Division, and other legal organizations.
A bilingual attorney fluent in English and Spanish, Ms. Roybal is dedicated to providing effective legal representation to individuals and families from diverse backgrounds. Her approach combines extensive courtroom experience, thorough legal preparation, and a commitment to protecting her clients’ rights.
Areas of Practice
Immigration Litigation and Removal Defense.
Asylum, Withholding of Removal, and Convention Against Torture Protection.
Cancellation of Removal.
Adjustment of Status and Family-Based Immigration.
Immigration Appeals and Motions.
Trial Advocacy and Individual Merits Hearings.
Complex Legal Research and Brief Writing.
Languages: English and Spanish
Education
University of Denver, Sturm College of Law. Juris Doctor, 2017
University of Denver. Graduate Studies, Combined License/Master’s Teacher Education Program
Her background in both law and education provides a useful foundation for understanding Section 504 Individualized Education plans (IEPs), educational disabilities, and contributes to her ability to advocate for clients in cancellation of removal cases involving children with disabilities and special education needs.