Christopher Morales specializes in Immigration law and represents clients before the Executive Office of Immigration Review, the Board of Immigration Appeals and the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services. He assists clients with all family-based petitions, as well as U-Visas, Asylum claims and defense against deportation. Additionally, Chris has successfully practiced in the areas of family law and personal injury. Chris’ attention to detail and ability to tell a client’s story has enabled him to get favorable results both in court and through mediation, including a $100,000 settlement for a member of the armed forces who was injured in a motorcycle accident. 

Chris finds satisfaction not only in getting favorable results for his clients, but in explaining the legal process to them and keeping clients "in the loop" so they always feel they are part of the process and are making informed decisions. 

Having received a Bachelor of Science degree in Communications from Brigham Young University-Idaho, Chris went on to receive his Juris Doctorate from Hamline University School of Law in St. Paul, Minnesota. There, he served as president of the Latino Law Student Association and was a semi-finalist in the Hispanic National Bar Association's national moot court competition. While in law school, Chris also prosecuted misdemeanor cases for the Hennepin County Attorney's Office in the state of Minnesota. Prior to law school, Chris worked as a journalist for the Deseret News. 

Chris grew up in Glendale, California and is fluent in Spanish.