As a first step, please retain an immigration attorney promptly to help you navigate the nuances of this issue.

Sorry, you're going through all this. Yes, kids can be taken away in this situation. It may be best to use the "Find a lawyer" link on this website...

Generally, the federal judges too are vigilant that defense attorneys vigorously defend their clients' rights, so it's unlikely that you're not...

A superseding indictment is likely working its way through and you'll find it when it's filed with the Court. Federal prosecutors won't let it pass...

To start with, please retain an immigration counsel and let them help you.

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Your father can petition that your mother has not upheld her parental obligations and should have her custody rights taken away.

The Court should let you know soon. I assume defendant was a no-show at the trial.

It would be prudent to get the agreement in writing, because if the prosecution disavows that understanding with you (highly unlikely), you may be...

The ultimate goal may very well be your cooperation on their overarching investigation, including to get you to agree to a plea and avoid the...

You may have grounds to petition for writ of habeas corpus. You can also sue for civil rights violation under 42 U.S.C. § 1983. Please use the...

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