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 Reuniting Hearts!

Abel's extraordinary journey— a tale of resilience, triumph, and heartfelt reunions.  Abel and his beautiful wife with our amazing JAMLAC team! Join us as we embark on Abel's extraordinary journey— a tale of resilience, triumph, and heartfelt reunions. ...

Beyond a Simple Envelope

How Carlos' Green Card Changed His Life Forever "Carlos' story is one that touched my heart deeply. From the moment he walked into our office in 2018, I knew that his case would be a challenging one. As a young Hispanic man, his struggles resonated with me because he...

Congratulations to our Pro Bono Volunteers!

Your dedication and commitment to serving the legal needs of our community have not gone unnoticed. We want to congratulate our committed attorney volunteers for being recognized in the Pro Bono Pledge under Colorado Rule of Professional Conduct 6.1 for volunteers who...

JAMLAC at Woman Powering Change

Organizations committed to empowering and assisting victims and survivors of abuse. JAMLAC's Women Justice AdvocatesSpecial thanks to our Bilingual Navigator Aide Salazar Zetina for making this possible!  Our exceptional advocates from JAMLAC attended the Woman...

Letter From the Heart

Letters like this one motive us to keep doing what we do at JAMLAC! It remained us that God is with us, and his enduring presence is consistent in our lives. Kudos to the Family and Immigration Legal Department for making this possible. And BIG...

Citizenship Workshop

CITIZENSHIP WORKSHOPSaturday, April 27th, 2024 10:00 am to 2:00 pm 10:00 am to 2:00 pm 913 N Wyandot St. Denver CO 80204 Register Now Download your Citizenship Questionnaire VOLUNTEERS NEEDED - PLEASE SIGN UP BELOW Do you want to volunteer at one of our...

JAMLAC Received the Arapahoe County

We proudly announce that JAMLAC, once again, received the Arapahoe County Aid to Agencies Grant! With this grant, we will be able to help more domestic violence victims who are struggling with poverty and oppression. "Evenaa, from Arapahoe County, suffered from...