What we defend against
- Notices to Appear (NTA) and master calendar hearings
- Individual / merits hearings before an immigration judge (EOIR)
- Detained cases and bond hearings
- Reinstatement of removal and expedited removal
- Appeals to the Board of Immigration Appeals (BIA) and the U.S. Courts of Appeals
Relief we pursue
- Cancellation of removal (LPR and non-LPR)
- Asylum, withholding of removal, and CAT protection
- Adjustment of status (green card) in court
- Waivers of inadmissibility (I-601 / I-601A / 212(h))
- VAWA, U-visa, and other humanitarian relief
- Voluntary departure when it protects your future
Related help across our network
Frequently asked questions
Can you help if I have a criminal record?
Yes. Crimmigration — the immigration consequences of criminal pleas — is one of our core practice areas. We analyze convictions for immigration consequences, advise on plea negotiations, pursue post-conviction relief when appropriate, and defend against removal in court.
My loved one is detained by ICE. What can you do?
We handle bond hearings to seek release, and where a bond hearing is denied or detention is prolonged, we file federal habeas corpus petitions. See our sister site habeas.law for detention-specific help.
How much does deportation defense cost?
Removal defense is typically a flat fee or retainer that depends on the stage, detention, criminal history, and relief sought. Get a private, no-obligation estimate at immigrationcost.com.
Do you handle cases outside Florida?
Immigration court is federal. Our office is in Tampa, and we represent clients in Florida immigration courts and, depending on the matter, in courts and appeals nationwide.
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