Two services. Done exceptionally well.
We focus narrowly so we can advise deeply. Every file is handled by the founding attorney, from first call to final approval.
Spanish Immigration
Non-Lucrative Visa and Digital Nomad Visa. Strategic consultation by a New York-admitted attorney, with in-country filings handled by partner Spanish counsel — including the Beckham Law optimisation most firms skip.
Learn more →Recognition of Foreign Divorce
Filipino spouses with a foreign divorce decree can have it recognized in the Philippines — clearing the path to remarry and to clean civil status records.
Learn more →A practice built on fewer, deeper files.
Atty. Katrina Borra is a New York-admitted attorney whose practice spans Manila and New York. She built Borra Law for a specific kind of client — the Filipino family with a story that crosses borders, the remote worker eyeing a Spanish address, the spouse whose divorce abroad has left their civil status in limbo back home.
The practice deliberately stays small. There are no associates juggling your file between meetings, no paralegals translating your story into theirs. You speak to the lawyer who will sign your petition.
For Spanish immigration matters, Atty. Borra works in close partnership with Spanish co-counsel — her husband, a licensed Spanish lawyer — who handles in-country filings, consulate liaison, and post-arrival registrations. Two lawyers on two continents, one coordinated file.
Schedule a consultationA measured, four-step process.
Initial assessment
A short, free conversation to determine fit and likely path. If we are not the right firm for you, we will say so plainly.
Document review
We audit what you have, identify gaps, and produce a written checklist and timeline before any retainer is signed.
Filing & advocacy
Drafting, filing, and follow-through with consulates and courts. You are copied on every meaningful step.
Post-decision
TIE registration in Spain. PSA annotation in the Philippines. We see things through to the document in your hand.
We do not take every case that walks through the door. We take the ones where we can move the needle — and we tell you which is which on the first call.