Removal and Deportation Defense

Deportation is indeed a frightening situation for any immigrant in the U.S. In such a situation, you need someone who defends you every step of the way. And this is what we do best. At the Law Office of Kevork Adanas, P.C., we are devoted to defending people in removal proceedings. 

We understand that time is of the essence during the removal/deportation case; thus, our immigration attorneys work vigorously with every client in need defending them against deportation.  

Removal Proceeding—What is it?

Once a person is arrested and undergoes an investigation, a removal proceeding is scheduled to determine whether they will be deported. A Notice to Appear (NTA) is then sent to the immigrant from the ICE (Immigration and Customs Enforcement. The immigration judge presides over the removal proceeding. Before the final verdict is announced, arguments from both sides (the government agency seeking deportation and the immigrant's attorney) is heard by the judge.

It is essential to understand that unlike the proceedings in the criminal court where the sixth amendment protects the defendant's right to counsel, the government doesn't provide immigrants with legal representation at the immigration court, therefore, you need a lawyer to advocate on your behalf. Moreover, the court may not inform you of the deadlines until it is already too late. This is why it is advisable to contact us. 

Experienced Immigration Attorneys

The Law Office of Kevork Adanas, P.C., has helped numerous immigrants avoid deportation. We have the experience and knowledge of how to deal with such cases. We understand that every case is different, thus, there is no one-size-fits-all approach. Reach out to us to discuss your case. 

Based on your initial consultation with our lawyer, we can suggest the best course of legal action. Sometimes an immigrant may have the option of relief from removal, which may be completely unconnected to the previous immigration status. In contrast, in other cases, even those who have entered illegally or have no family members in the United States may be able to defend their case against deportation and continue to live in the U.S.

So, get in touch with us now or call us at 201-592-9190 to discuss your options. We are here to help and defend your case at every step.