What We Do

Immigration & deportation defense, done right

From detention bond to federal appeals, we handle the full arc of removal defense, and the paths that follow toward residency and citizenship.

Deportation & Removal Defense

Notice to Appear review and master calendar hearings
Individual merits hearings and evidence preparation
Defense for both lawful residents and undocumented individuals

Deportation & Removal Defense

Facing removal is one of the most serious situations a family can encounter. We defend clients at every stage of the immigration court process and craft a strategy tailored to your history and goals.

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Bond Hearings

When a loved one is detained, every day counts. We move quickly to seek release on bond so families can be reunited while the case proceeds.

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Bond Hearings

Custody and bond redetermination hearings
Evidence of community ties and eligibility
Responsive representation at Eloy and Florence facilities

Appeals: BIA & Ninth Circuit

Notices of appeal and appellate briefing
Motions to reopen and reconsider
Federal petitions for review

Appeals: BIA & Ninth Circuit

An unfavorable decision is not the end of the road. We prepare persuasive written briefs and oral argument before the Board of Immigration Appeals and the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit.

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Relief & Pathways Forward

Removal defense often opens the door to lasting status. We pursue every form of relief for which you may qualify, and guide you all the way to citizenship.

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Relief & Pathways Forward

Cancellation of removal and adjustment of status
Asylum, withholding and Convention Against Torture claims
Waivers, green cards and naturalization

Habeas Corpus

Challenges to unlawful or prolonged detention
Petitions filed in U.S. District Court
A path to release when bond is unavailable

Habeas Corpus

When detention becomes unlawful or unreasonably prolonged, a federal habeas corpus petition can challenge it directly in U.S. District Court. We pursue habeas relief to protect your right to liberty.

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Common questions

Answers to what clients ask most before we begin.

Contact us as soon as possible. In many cases we can request a bond hearing to seek release from detention while the immigration case continues. The sooner we begin, the more time we have to gather the evidence that supports release.

Our office represents clients before all Arizona U.S. Immigration Courts and before out-of-state Immigration Courts, as well as the Board of Immigration Appeals and the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals.

Our staff is trilingual: English, Spanish and Russian. You can communicate with us comfortably in the language you know best.

Not necessarily. Depending on the circumstances, options such as motions to reopen, appeals or other relief may still be available. We will review your case and give you an honest assessment of what can be done.

Talk to us about your case today

Pick a time that works for you. Consultations are available by phone in English, Spanish and Russian.

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