Richard T. Champagne, Esq. is the Founder of Champagne Law Group and a trusted advisor to individuals, professionals, and families navigating complex immigration and high-conflict family law matters. He provides strategic, discreet, and results-driven representation in cases where legal, financial, and personal stakes are high, particularly where immigration status, family stability, and long-term financial outcomes intersect.

With over 17 years of experience, Attorney Champagne represents clients nationwide before U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS), U.S. Immigration Courts, and U.S. Embassies and Consulates worldwide. His practice focuses on deportation defense, asylum, humanitarian relief, and sophisticated family law matters, including high-conflict divorce, complex custody disputes, and litigation involving business interests, hidden income, and significant marital assets.

In family law matters, Attorney Champagne regularly advises clients in high-stakes divorce proceedings, including strategic asset division, alimony exposure, and protecting business and professional interests. He handles complex custody and parenting disputes, including relocation cases, decision-making authority, and cases involving allegations of abuse or parental misconduct. His approach is both strategic and forward-looking—focused not only on litigation outcomes, but on long-term financial stability and minimizing ongoing conflict where possible.

Attorney Champagne is deeply committed to community leadership and service. He is a former President of the Haitian Lawyers Association, former Treasurer of the Massachusetts Black Lawyers Association, and has held leadership roles with the Massachusetts Immigrant & Refugee Advocacy Coalition (MIRA). He was honored with a citation from Massachusetts Governor Charlie Baker in recognition of his leadership and community impact. His work reflects a longstanding dedication to advancing immigrant rights and supporting underserved communities.