BUSINESS & CIVIL LITIGATION – Dallas, Texas
Saba Ahmed, Attorney at Law
Saba Ahmed is the founder of Saba Ahmed LLC, a Dallas-based law firm focused on business and civil litigation. Licensed in Texas and New Mexico, she represents businesses, entrepreneurs, property owners, and individuals in complex commercial disputes, contract litigation, business torts, real estate litigation, partnership and shareholder disputes, receiverships, and other high-stakes civil matters.
Saba is committed to helping clients resolve disputes efficiently while protecting their legal and financial interests. She develops practical litigation strategies tailored to each client’s objectives and prepares every case with the expectation that it may proceed to trial. Whether negotiating a favorable settlement or advocating in the courtroom, she provides responsive, strategic, and results-oriented representation.
In addition to her business litigation practice, Saba represents clients in select family law and immigration matters, particularly cases involving complex financial issues or litigation.
Before entering private practice, Saba spent more than a decade with the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO), where she served as a Patent Examiner analyzing complex legal and technical matters. That experience sharpened her analytical skills and attention to detail—qualities she now brings to every case involving sophisticated legal, financial, and evidentiary issues.
Saba earned her Master of Laws (LL.M.) from American University Washington College of Law, her Juris Doctor (J.D.) from Lewis & Clark Law School, her Master of Business Administration (MBA) from the University of Portland, and dual Bachelor of Science degrees in Electrical Engineering and Physics from Portland State University. Her legal, business, and technical background enables her to effectively represent clients in matters involving commercial transactions, financial disputes, and technically complex litigation.
Based in Dallas, Texas, Saba serves clients throughout Texas and New Mexico with professionalism, integrity, and a commitment to achieving practical, cost-effective results.
Family‑Based Immigration
Family Reunification
Navigate I‑130 petitions, adjustment of status, fiancé(e) visas
Removal Defense & Asylum
Removal Defense Help
Defense at bond hearings, cancellation of removal, asylum claims
Divorce & Separation
Fair Support & Division
Negotiate property division, support orders, mediated settlements
Child Custody & Support
Protect Parental Rights
Craft parenting plans, enforce visitation, modify support
Business & Commercial Litigation
Resolve Disputes, Protect Your Business
Breach of contract, partnership disputes, and lease conflicts handled with strategic precision
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We offer full service counsel in U.S. Immigration & Family Law. From marriage‑based visas to complex custody battles, every document, motion, and hearing is handled with meticulous care and discretion. You can trust our experience your peace of mind is our priority.
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FAQ
Below are answers to some of the most common questions clients ask about Immigration & Family Law.
A valid passport, birth certificates, marriage certificate, financial affidavits, and proof of bona fide relationship.
Yes, you may file a defensive asylum application with Immigration Court.
Uncontested: 60 – 90 days; contested cases vary depending on court availability and issues involved.
Courts consider the child’s best interests: stability, parental fitness, existing relationships, and child’s preferences.
Yes, we meet by Zoom or phone for your convenience, anywhere in the U.S.
Yes. In addition to immigration and family law, I represent business owners in breach of contract, partnership, and commercial lease disputes throughout North Texas.
Bring any contracts, invoices, correspondence, and a brief timeline of what happened. If you don’t have everything, bring what you have — we can identify what else is needed together.