Deportation & Removal Defense

Your fierce advocate in court

Removal defense and case support for immigrants and their family members

Removal proceedings can be overwhelming and scary. We understand what’s at stake for you and your family and will advocate tirelessly for you in court.

Removal proceedings

We represent individuals in removal proceedings in all types of cases before the Immigration Court, including bond hearings, cancellation of removal, waivers, contested removal hearings, family reunification, humanitarian relief, temporary protected status (TPS), petitions for review to the U.S. Court of Appeals and more.

Asylum seekers

If you have been harmed or are afraid of being harmed in your country of birth, asylum may be available to you. We will provide you with an honest assessment of your specific circumstances and will fight for your right to live safely in the U.S. through asylum.

Crimes / Detention

Having fierce, knowledgeable legal representation can make all the difference in a criminal conviction case. We consult with criminal defense attorneys during the criminal plea process to help reduce the risk of prolonged detention and deportation, and defend against negative implications of criminal convictions in your immigration process.

“This law firm is one of the best. Everyone in the office is very kind and respectful. I consider myself very lucky that I found Chelsea for my immigration process.”

- Former Client

FAQs

Who is this for?

We represent individuals in removal proceedings across the country in all types of cases before the Immigration Court, including bond hearings, cancellation of removal/deportation remedies (for lawful permanent residents and non-residents), waivers for criminal convictions, waivers for fraud or misrepresentations, contested removal hearings, motions to suppress evidence, motions to terminate, adjustment of status, asylum, withholding of removal, protection under the United Nations Convention Against Torture, humanitarian relief, relief under the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA), abandonment of residency, claims of United States citizenship, family reunification, NACARA and temporary protected status (TPS).

How can an attorney help me in court?

Every case is different. From the initial consultation, we analyze your individual situation and determine the best option for you and your family. We are not afraid to take on challenging or difficult cases and have developed a reputation for creative, ethical advocacy at all levels of removal proceedings. We will build the strongest case possible for you and be a fierce advocate for you in court all the way through.

Can I represent myself in court?

Yes, but you don’t have to face deportation alone. Losing your case can result in family separation or the risk of being sent into life-threatening circumstances in your home country. We understand that you may have been unfairly treated by the legal system in your country of origin and are hesitant to put your trust in an attorney you just met. We take the time to understand you and your needs, and will provide an honest evaluation of your options in court.

How can we help?

You don’t have to face the immigration system alone – let us be your advocate!