Counsel and litigation in immigration and human rights law. We support individuals, families, companies and institutions across the different areas of law that intertwine in every immigration case, such as civil, family and labor law.
Full support through immigration permits, from application to approval.
Representation against adverse rulings, sanctions and orders affecting the right to remain in Chile.
Defense of migrants in vulnerable situations, with a human-rights focus attuned to context.
I am an attorney with a law degree (Licenciada en Ciencias Jurídicas y Sociales) from Universidad de Las Américas, with experience in immigration law.
My commitment to human rights and the protection of vulnerable people did not begin in a classroom: it took shape working directly with communities, as a volunteer at Trabajos Voluntarios UC and in student leadership at the Catholic University, where I earned my first degree, in journalism. That conviction later guided my work at SENAME, where I served as adviser to the National Directorate and head of the Studies Unit, and it deepened through my Global Competitiveness Leadership training at Georgetown University.
Today, as an attorney with experience in immigration law, I have the legal tools to keep working on what has always mattered to me: making the law work for people. That is the reason Humana Legal exists.
We review the record in depth before proposing a strategy. Nothing worth studying is taken for granted.
We explain the law in human terms. You will always know where your case stands and why.
An immigration matter is rarely just legal. We also assess it through communications and the institutional context of the decision-maker.
Everything we discuss remains under professional privilege, handled with the discretion you expect.
Every case, a clear method. From the first meeting and throughout the entire process, you'll always know where we are and why.
Write, call or schedule directly. We respond within 24 business hours. We offer pro bono and reduced-fee arrangements for cases that warrant them.