NeSmith & NeSmith, P.C. serves Auburn, Opelika and all of Lee County from our office on Professional Parkway — with bilingual attorneys and staff who handle your case in English or Spanish.
Our Auburn office puts three generations of Alabama lawyers within easy reach of the Auburn–Opelika area, so you don't have to drive to Montgomery to get answers about your immigration case or your accident claim. Meetings are by appointment — call ahead and we'll set a time that works for you, in the language you're most comfortable speaking.
Lee County is home to one of the fastest-growing immigrant communities in east Alabama — families putting down roots in Opelika, workers building careers across the area, and an international community connected to Auburn University. Our attorneys are members of the American Immigration Lawyers Association (AILA) and focus on family-based immigration, green cards and adjustment of status, citizenship and naturalization, asylum, and deportation defense, including bond hearings.
If a loved one has been detained or placed in removal proceedings, time matters — call us the same day. And if you're a permanent resident in Lee County ready to become a U.S. citizen, we help you prepare and file your naturalization application and get ready for the interview.
The I-85 corridor, US-280 and the busy roads around Auburn and Opelika see serious crashes every week. If you or a family member has been hurt in a car accident, an 18-wheeler wreck, or a motorcycle accident, we handle the insurance companies so you can focus on healing. Personal injury consultations are always free, and you pay nothing unless we recover for you.
Beyond immigration and injury cases, our Auburn clients also count on us for family law (divorce, custody, adoption), criminal defense, and probate and estate matters in the Lee County courts.
Yes — the Auburn office operates by appointment. Call (334) 834-6992 and we'll schedule a time, often within a few days. Walk-ins are always welcome at our Montgomery main office.
In most cases, yes. Consultations and document signings can happen in Auburn, and much of an immigration case is handled by phone, email and mail. When a court appearance is needed, we'll tell you exactly where and when.
Sí. Most of our attorneys and staff are fluent in Spanish and will guide you through your entire case in the language you prefer.
One call sets up your consultation at our Auburn office — in English or Spanish.