Removal Proceedings Lawyers

Deportation Defense across the U.S.

Facing deportation is a frightening experience. You undoubtedly are worried not only for yourself but for your family. You likely do not understand all of the complexities of immigration law, whether or not you can defend yourself, or how to go about doing it. The first thing to remember is that a Notice to Appear in immigration court for deportation hearings does not mean you will be deported. Certain legal remedies may apply to your case that could allow you to remain in the country.

To understand your legal options, it is vital that you work with a qualified immigration attorney. At Maney | Gordon | Zeller, P.A., we specialize in immigration law and have done so for over 40 years. When you bring your case to us, you will have peace of mind knowing that it is in the hands of the top specialists in the field. Richard Maney, Christian Zeller, Gereald P. Siepp, and Ramon Carrion are Board-Certified in Immigration and Nationality Law by The Florida Bar*.

Call our office at (800) 708-4399 to arrange for a case review with a deportation defense attorney.

Removal Proceedings & Defenses

Removal proceedings are initiated when an immigrant violates some aspect of U.S. immigration law.

You may be facing removal proceedings if:

• As a non-lawful resident, you originally crossed the border illegally or stayed past the time allowed on your visa
• You committed a crime, such as an aggravated felony or lesser crimes such as domestic violence, drug offenses, trafficking in firearms, or fraud
• You violated the terms and conditions of your visa
• You failed to advise USCIS of a change of address within 10 days of moving
• You have become a public “charge,” meaning you have used public assistance for support
• You have violated some other facet of immigration law, such as entering a fraudulent marriage for immigration purposes

If you have been served with a Notice to Appear, do not panic; there are various remedies available under the law that can help you avoid deportation.

Maney | Gordon | Zeller, P.A. can help you explore potential remedies such as:

• Waivers demonstrating the hardships that deportation would cause
• Asylum
• An adjustment of status
• Cancellation of removal

Seek Guidance from Our Trusted Immigration Lawyers

By consulting with a removal proceedings attorney at our firm, you can learn about your options and how we can design a defense strategy appropriate for you. Our firm has exceptional experience and skill in this matter and can provide strong advocacy and support every step of the way through the legal process.

Reach out to us at (800) 708-4399.