Diana C. Cervantes
Paralegal
Location: San Francisco, CA
Diana C. Cervantes serves as the firm's paralegal in family immigration, humanitarian and waivers, business immigration, and removal defense. With six years of experience in legal research, case management, and immigration law, Diana is eager to contribute to the firm's innovative, client-centered team. Over the course of her career, Diana has gained extensive knowledge in various areas of immigration law, including family-based, humanitarian, and employment-based matters.
Diana is particularly excited about the firm's focus on efficiency, transparency, and the use of
technology to enhance legal practices. aiLegal's commitment to building a collaborative and
supportive work environment, where high performers are recognized and rewarded, aligns
perfectly with Diana's values. Her skills in case management, client communication, legal document preparation, and her broad immigration experience will contribute to the continued success of the firm. As an immigrant from Mexico, Diana is dedicated to serving the immigrant community.
Experience
Throughout Diana's work with Special Immigrant Juvenile (SIJ) cases at Kids in Need of Defense (KIND), she has gained valuable experience in the state court system, particularly in navigating complex family court processes. Her time at St. John’s Community Health has also broadened her exposure to various legal practices, including unlawful detainer (eviction) cases, expungements, veterans' services, and domestic violence matters. She has provided bilingual legal support across these areas, helping clients from underserved communities and collaborating with attorneys to ensure clients receive high-quality legal services. Additionally, Diana is a Certified Fingerprint Roller (DOJ), which has allowed her to assist in identity verification and background checks for various legal cases.
Practice Areas
Humanitarian and Waivers
Family Immigration
Removal Defense
Business Immigration
Language
Spanish
English
American Sign Language
Education
University of California, Los Angeles – Bachelor of Arts in Chicano Studies and Central American Studies