DEPORTATION DEFENSE

Court Representation, Bond Motions, Cancellation of Removal, Asylum, Convention Against Torture, Stay of Removal, Voluntary Departure

Court Representation

Removal proceedings are high-stakes and complex. We provide full legal representation in immigration court, including bond hearings, merits hearings, and appeals.

Our attorneys craft detailed legal briefs, prepare witness testimony, and stand by our clients every step of the way.

Bond Motions

If a loved one is detained, we can file a motion for bond and represent them at a hearing. We present evidence of community ties, lack of flight risk, and eligibility for relief.

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We act quickly to minimize time in detention and maximize chances for release.

Cancellation of Removal

This form of relief can stop deportation and lead to a green card for qualifying noncitizens. It requires proving physical presence, good moral character, and hardship to a qualifying relative.

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We help you document your history, obtain supporting records, and present a compelling case before the judge.

Asylum

Many individuals in removal proceedings are eligible for asylum, withholding of removal, or CAT. We file strong I-589 applications and build country condition evidence.

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We understand how to present trauma-informed narratives in court and challenge the government’s evidence.

Convention Against Torture

CAT provides protection when there’s a likelihood you would be tortured if returned to your home country. This is often a critical last line of defense.

We gather expert statements, medical records, and human rights reports to show the risk and seek relief under international law.

Stay of Removal

If you or a loved one faces imminent removal, we can file an emergency stay request with ICE or the Immigration Court. These requests require strong, immediate justification.

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We move quickly to gather the necessary support letters, affidavits, and legal bases to request a pause on deportation.

Voluntary Departure

In some cases, voluntarily departing the U.S. may be preferable to a removal order. We advise clients on eligibility, consequences, and proper procedures.

We file for voluntary departure at the right time, preserving future immigration options and avoiding unnecessary penalties.