Nadine Heitz grew up in Toronto, where she was born to German immigrant parents who came to Canada for a better future. Nadine learned from a young age, the value of relationships with people of different cultures, growing up in a multicultural community in the heart of the city. After a successful career as a marketing and advertising manager working for Eaton’s Department Stores, Nadine brought her family to the U.S. on a TN visa to manage a high volume immigration law practice. It was here that she began her journey towards a career in law while she transitioned to the H-1B visa, then a green card, and then U.S. citizenship. Nadine obtained her J.D. degree from Northwestern California University School of Law and her B.A. degree from York University in Toronto. Nadine is a member of the California State Bar and is admitted to practice immigration law in all 50 states.

When Lateef Stephen first moved to the U.S. from Canada at the crucial age of 13, he had misgivings about leaving his friends and home behind, as most young people at that age would. While the transition was hard at first, Lateef went on to enjoy the sunny climate and lifestyle of South Florida and became an avid video game enthusiast, competing in gaming tournaments throughout Florida where he frequently takes first place. When Lateef is not in front of his computer, he enjoys skate-boarding, bowling and going to the movies with his friends. Lateef obtained his A.S. degree in Paralegal Studies at Palm Beach State College and currently attends Florida Gulf Coast University where he is pursuing a B.Sc. in Legal Studies. Lateef works for Heitz Immigration Law remotely providing support to the attorney and assisting with client files.