Immigration & Criminal Defense
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Living with the fear of deportation can take a serious toll on a person’s mental and physical well-being. In today’s political climate, it’s entirely understandable for immigrants and migrants—regardless of their immigration status—to feel anxious, uncertain and even...
You work hard every day to support your family back home. Whether you are in construction, landscaping, restaurants or working with horses, your goal is simple: you want to bring your loved ones here. This dream can come true, but you must take the right steps to make...
When an immigrant is detained by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), it can be a distressing and uncertain time. However, paying an immigration bond can provide a way out of detention while the legal process continues. An immigration bond is a financial...
Navigating life as an immigrant in the United States involves more than just understanding your rights and paperwork. While many immigrants strive to live peacefully and lawfully, certain seemingly innocent habits or oversights can unintentionally place them at risk...
You know that the police can enter your house if they have a search warrant. There are still some restrictions, such as information regarding when they can execute that warrant, what part of your house they’re allowed to search and what evidence they’re supposed to...
Many romantic or marital relationships that start later in life involve people who already have children. People have to accept the children of their fiancés or spouses if they want to create a shared family. Becoming a stepparent is often a stressful process, as is...
New parents have plenty to worry about. From a new baby’s health to its happiness, the parents of a new life have a lot on their plate. One thing that they shouldn’t worry about, however, is whether the very act of adding to their family is a crime. It is not a crime...
A police officer pulls you over after seeing you swerve over the centerline. The officer believes that you are impaired. You try to explain that you were just adjusting the radio station when you swerved for a second, but the officer tells you that you’ll need to get...
Naturalization is the legal process of becoming a citizen of the United States. Immigrants who have lived in the country for years as permanent residents may be eligible for naturalization. They pay a fee and submit an application to the United States Citizenship and...
Social media platforms have become the go-to outlets for sharing personal experiences, venting frustrations or staying connected. But logging onto your favorite social media app could do far more harm than good if you’re under criminal investigation. In fact, staying...