Video posted by attorney Otis Landerholm, 4 months ago.
Immigration lawyer Otis C. Landerholm gives an introduction and overview of Immigration Law including Visas, Green Cards, Asylum, Citizenship and Removal Defense.
Video posted by attorney Brian Lerner, 19 days ago.
http://www.californiaimmigration.us Coffee talk with Immigration Attorney Brian D. Lerner, A Professional Corporation on Immigration and Naturalization Law and specifics on how you can find solutions to immigration problems, visas, work-permits, deportation and other areas of imm...
Video posted by attorney Thomas Esparza, almost 2 years ago.
Thomas Esparza, Jr. has been a Board Certified Specialist in Immigration and Nationality Law since October of 1985. He became interested in immigration law in 1977 as a court appointed defense lawyer. Then INS would place "holds" on aliens in jail on any criminal case. He becam...
Video posted by attorney Grace Gardiner, over 2 years ago.
If my husband loses his case in immigration court, is there any way we can keep fighting?
Video posted by attorney Brian Lerner, 19 days ago.
http://www.californiaimmigration.us Coffee talk with Immigration Attorney Brian D. Lerner, A Professional Corporation on Immigration and Naturalization Law and specifics on how you can find solutions to immigration problems, visas, work-permits, deportation and other areas of imm...
Video posted by attorney Leon Versfeld, about 2 years ago.
If my husband loses his case in immigration court, is there any way we can keep fighting?
Video posted by attorney Brian Lerner, over 2 years ago.
A video introduction to Deportation and Representation in Immigration Court
Video posted by attorney Tom Youngjohn, almost 2 years ago.
Seattle area immigration attorney talks about two US Supreme Court cases which have been made a bit stale by subsequent legislation. Motions to reopen should be favored, not disfavored.
Video posted by attorney James Hayslett, 8 months ago.
Criminal Defense Attorney Kevin Hayseltt gives counsel. 1-800-LAW-5655
Video posted by attorney Carl Shusterman, 7 months ago.
When your case comes before an Immigration Judge, the government is charging you with being deportable from the United States. The government will be represented at your hearing by a Trial Attorney who probably has appeared in hundreds, if not thousands, of removal proceedings. I...
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