Internships at DeMine Immigration Law Firm

Program Overview

Our internship program offers hands-on experience in immigration law through research, drafting, and client projects. Interns work directly with our attorneys and Internship Coordinator, and applicants from college, university, or law school are encouraged to apply.

Stipend

Interns receive a monthly stipend at the end of each month as support while completing the program.

Supervision

Interns work directly with our attorneys and closely with our Internship Coordinator for guidance.

Internship Requirements

To apply, please review the following requirements and ensure your application includes all listed materials.

Availability

Interns must be available at least 3 days per week.

Hours

Commit to a minimum of 16 hours each week.

Resume

Submit a current resume with your application.

Cover Sheet

Include a one-page sheet titled “Why I Would Like to Intern at DeMine Immigration Law Firm.”

Semester

Indicate the semester you are applying for or available to intern.

Commitment

Be prepared to engage fully with assignments and support the team throughout the program.

Who is eligible to apply?

Students currently enrolled in college, university, or law school are eligible for the internship program.

Do I need prior legal experience?

No prior experience is required. Training and supervision will be provided.

How long is the internship program?

Internships typically follow the academic semester but may vary by applicant availability.

Is the internship paid?

Yes, interns receive a monthly stipend issued at the end of each month.

Where will I work?

Interns will work in-office at our Downtown Fort Myers location under the supervision of our attorneys and Internship Coordinator.

Internship Opportunities