About Monica Aguilar
Monica Aguilar Campbell practices immigration law and probate at her firm located in Lake Oswego, Oregon. She joined the Oregon State Bar in 2004, starting a diverse and impactful legal career. The firm she is part of handles many immigration matters, including visa applications, family-based petitions, and other complex immigration processes. In addition to immigration law, the firm also specializes in probate cases, which encompass estate planning and administration. This dual focus allows Monica to cater to clients, addressing both immigration and estate-related legal needs. Monica earned her Juris Doctor (J.D.) from Lewis & Clark Law School in 2002.
Prior to her legal education, she obtained a Bachelor of Science (B.S.) in Business Administration with a focus on Marketing from Portland State University in 1999. Her academic background laid a solid foundation for her legal practice, equipping her with essential skills in both business and law. During her time at Lewis & Clark, she worked as a judicial clerk, gaining invaluable insights into the workings of the court system. This experience proved instrumental in shaping her approach to legal representation. Her career began as a staff trial lawyer, where she developed her litigation skills in various legal settings. This role allowed her to develop a strong understanding of courtroom procedures and client advocacy.
In 2011, Monica became a partner at her current firm. That take on greater responsibilities and expand her practice areas. As a partner, she has been able to focus primarily on immigration law, helping clients navigate the intricate legal processes related to visas and residency applications. Monica's experience in probate law complements her immigration practice, as many of her clients require assistance with estate planning. Typical cases involve drafting wills, managing trusts, and addressing probate disputes. This unique combination of expertise allows her to serve many clients, from individuals seeking to immigrate to the United States to families managing their loved ones' estates.
Her knowledge of both fields positions her as a valuable resource in the legal community. Active in various professional associations, Monica remains committed to providing thorough legal representation. She emphasizes the importance of ensuring that her clients understand their rights and options throughout the legal process. Her dedication to her clients, combined with her extensive knowledge of immigration and probate law, makes her an essential advocate for those in need of legal assistance in Oregon. Monica Aguilar Campbell continues to approach her work with diligence and integrity, striving to meet her clients' legal needs effectively.
