Miami, FL
Immigration Lawyer at Miami, FL
Practice Areas: Immigration, Asylum, Domestic Violence
Foreign nationals need to beware of entering into a plea of guilty or no contest in criminal court now more than ever. This is especially true for controlled substance offenses. There are several reaso...
See Full GuideYour foreign national spouse entered the United States illegally (with no authorization). With very limited exceptions, foreign nationals cannot get a green card based on marriage if they entered the...
See Full GuideImmigration considers a marriage valid for purposes of obtaining legal permanent residency if the parties intend to establish a life together when they got married. A valid marriage can end in divor...
See Full GuideEighty eight percent (88%) of foreign nationals who apply for asylum at Immigration Courtwithout an attorney have their claims denied. Asylum is available to foreign nationals who come to the United...
See Full GuideNaturalization is the process by which a foreign national becomes a citizen of the United States. The basic requirements for an adult to apply for citizenship are: 1) lawful permanent residence for the...
See Full GuideLack Of Child Support Payments Times are tough. However, failure to pay child support or making late payments will probably affect your immigration application. There may be criminal consequences f...
See Full GuideA foreign national can be ordered deported by an Immigration Judge and not even know about it. Under the law, a foreign national must appear at a deportation hearing even if they did not actually rece...
See Full GuideYour immigration attorney can only help you if she knows the truth. If any of the following applies to you, reveal it at the FIRST consultation....
See Full GuideForeign nationals can get a "do over" in criminal court when they did not receive "effective assistance of counsel" before entering a plea of guilty or no contest. In other words, the criminal defense ...
See Full GuideThere are many reasons why an immigration case is denied. Sometimes an immigration judge denies a case because of the information that was, or was not, provided. A denial could be the result of som...
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