Managing Partner | Immigration & Family Law

Sasha Watson Sankey

Orlando, FL

16+ Years Experience

Licensed in 3 States

About Sasha

Sasha Watson-Sankey is a partner and distinguished immigration and family law attorney at HAWM Law, PLLC, renowned for her expertise and dedication in navigating complex legal landscapes. With a specialization that spans all facets of immigration law, Sasha adeptly handles family and employment-based petitions, removal proceedings, and naturalization processes. Her comprehensive knowledge of the U.S. immigration system is deeply informed by her personal experiences as an immigrant, providing her with a unique and empathetic perspective on the challenges faced by her clients. In addition to her work at HAWM Law, Sasha has made significant contributions to the legal community. She has served as a testifying expert for the Florida Bar on immigration matters, lending her deep insights and expertise to shape and refine legal standards and practices. Her authoritative voice in the field underscores her commitment to advancing immigration law and advocating for fair and just policies. Sasha’s practice also encompasses a broad range of family law issues. She skillfully manages cases involving divorce, child custody, and other family-related legal matters, ensuring that her clients receive compassionate and effective representation during some of the most challenging times in their lives. Beyond her domestic legal practice, Sasha extends her expertise to the international stage. She consults on significant Caribbean public sector projects funded by major global institutions such as the World Bank, the Inter-American Development Bank, and the Organization of American States (OAS). Her involvement in these projects highlights her ability in addressing intricate legal and developmental issues on a global scale. Sasha’s commitment to her clients and her passion for justice are evident in every aspect of her work. Her multifaceted expertise, coupled with her personal and professional experiences, makes her a leading advocate in both immigration and family law.