Defense in removal proceedings
If you received a Notice to Appear (NTA) or have a case pending in immigration court, the deadlines and hearing dates matter. Our attorneys represent people at master calendar and individual hearings. We have represented clients before immigration courts including San Antonio, Pearsall (detained), Dallas, Concord (California), Santa Ana (California), Charlotte (North Carolina) and Orlando (Florida).
What we handle
- Master calendar and individual hearings
- Cancellation of removal (for residents and non-residents)
- Asylum, withholding of removal and protection under the Convention Against Torture
- Adjustment of status in court
- Waivers
- Motions to reopen or reconsider, including old removal orders
- Requests for prosecutorial discretion
- Cases where a criminal charge affects immigration status, coordinated with our criminal defense team
How a consultation works
- Send us a WhatsApp message or voice note.
- Our team schedules your consultation with an attorney.
- The attorney reviews your documents and explains your options, risks and fees.
- If you hire us, we file our appearance and prepare your case.
What to bring
- Your NTA and any court notices
- Passport or ID
- Any immigration papers you have received
- Records of any arrest or criminal case
- Proof of time in the U.S. and family ties
General questions
Do I have to go to my hearing? Missing a hearing can lead to a removal order, so talk to a lawyer before your date.
Can I change my address with the court? Yes; we explain how at the consultation.
General information only.
Have a court date? Send us a message or a voice note on WhatsApp; you can include photos of your documents.
If it's urgent (a detention or upcoming hearing), message us on WhatsApp and tell us it's urgent.
Message us on WhatsAppEvery case depends on its own facts. This page is general information, not legal advice, and does not predict the result of any case. Contacting us does not create an attorney-client relationship.
Message us on WhatsApp
Message us on WhatsApp. Send a text or voice note (no calls), 24/7. Replies may take about 20 minutes.
If it's urgent (a detention or upcoming hearing), message us on WhatsApp and tell us it's urgent.
Message us on WhatsAppMessaging us does not create an attorney-client relationship, so please don't share confidential details until we confirm we're representing you.