Welcome to the Law Office of Todd Becraft
We recognize that each case is unique and fact specific. We treat each client and matter as deserving of individualized attention without cutting corners.
About our Law Firm:
The Law Office of Todd Becraft is a boutique immigration law firm offering clients individualized attention and expertise on a full spectrum of immigration issues. Our talented team can help you navigate the ever changing and complex immigration process in the United States.
Our Firm’s History
The Law Office of Todd Becraft was established in 2009. Previously, Mr. Becraft was an associate at the Law Office of Judith Wood and Jesse Moorman, a boutique immigration firm located in the artists’ district of Los Angeles.
Lead Paralegal and Office Manager Dennis Escobar and Paralegal Gianina Haro are natives of Central America and proud U.S. citizens who work diligently alongside Attorney Becraft to bring justice to the cases of hundreds of immigrants. Their firsthand understanding of the immigrant experience strengthens the firm’s advocacy and client support. Both are fluent in Spanish.
Imani Machado is the firm’s Marketing Director and Client Specialist, supporting client communication and ensuring clients are kept informed about their cases.
Meet the Team
Todd Becraft
Principal Attorney
Dennis Escobar
Legal Assistant
Gianina Haro
Paralegal
Imani Machado
Marketing Director & Client Specialist
Our Philosophy:
At the Law Office of Todd Becraft each client is important and unique, receiving our full attention and creativity. Our years of experience, commitment to excellence, and thoughtful approach to diverse matters set Law Office of Todd Becraft apart from other immigration law firms. Our thoroughness in the analysis and the preparation of each case, combined with our of experience and expertise, sets us apart from other immigration law firms.
In the Press:
“In some cases U-visas are given to undocumented victims of rape by ‘coyotes’ while crossing the border, like in the case of a client of Todd Becraft, another attorney in Los Angeles, who assisted a Salvadoran woman that crossed [the border] by Texas and was the victim of sexual assault by the trafficker who helped her illegally enter the country.”
La Opinion, July 1, 2011, Pilar Marrero
