Felicity Lawyers

Charles E. Smith is an Illinois licensed attorney who has the requisite experience in Immigration Law to evaluate your simple or complex immigration matter and develop a strategy to pursue your case. Whether you are looking for a family or work-based visa, non-immigrant visa, waiver of inadmissibility, applying for citizenship, in removal proceedings, appealing the denial of your visa, a victim of crime, or looking to take advantage of the various paths to obtain permanent resident status in the U.S., Attorney Charles E. Smith offers FREE in person and telephone initial consultations. Charles E. Smith's...

Born and raised in New York, Matthew Doyaga has without a doubt made Ohio his home. Since coming to Columbus and opening up The Law Office of Matthew Doyaga, Matthew has helped numerous clients from all over Ohio get out of debt, stay in their homes, and even get out of jail. Born into a family of lawyers, some say he was destined to become one. After studying Political Science at Muhlenberg College, Matthew returned home to Long Island, New York to attend Hofstra Law School. However, Matthew knew he didn't want to stay in New York. When he visited family...

Charles is a native of Centerville, Ohio and prior to entering law school earned his B.A. from Ohio University, an M.P.A. from Wright State University, and was employed for four years with the Montgomery County, Ohio Economic Development Department where he worked to assist local companies grow their business. Charles also managed the County's site selection program where he helped attract new business investment to the Dayton Region. Charles is trial attorney that focuses his practice primarily in the areas of criminal law, juvenile law, domestic relations law and criminal appeals.

I earned my Juris Doctorate in 1985 and my Bachelor of Arts degree (cum laude with distinction in Economics and honors in Liberal Arts) in 1981, both from THE Ohio State University (Go Bucks!). I continued to send lots and lots of money to Ohio State as each of my 4 sons attended there (my daughter went to Otterbein) but still can never seem to get football tickets. I was elected to Phi Beta Kappa at OSU and enjoyed undergraduate life there. Law school was not nearly as fun. Over the years, I have handled literally thousands of cases before...