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ES South Florida’s Trusted Immigration Lawyer – Protecting Your Future
Facing legal challenges? Our experienced immigration attorney will guide you through the process, fight for your rights, and help you achieve the best possible outcome.
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An Immigration Law Team You Can Trust
- Over 25 years of Immigration Law Experience
- Thousands of Cases Won
- Available 24/7 – We Know Time is Critical
- Bilingual Team – We Speak English & Spanish
- Clear terms and conditions
- One on one personal attention
Our services
Removal Defense, Bond hearings, Detention Release. We specialize in Criminal Removal Defense. We handle all kinds of defenses to removal , such as cancellation of removal, asylum claims, and adjustment of status.
Citizenship and Naturalization
Waivers of Inadmissibility.
Green Cards, Family based petitions, Marriage and Fiancé visas.
Appeals
Asylum and Humanitarian Programs such as VAWA, U visa and TPS. Refugee Status, DACA Renewal and Applications, VAWA and Battered Spouse Petitions
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Meet your Attorney: Mildred Morgado
Mildred is a Miami native and graduate of Loyola School of Law, New Orleans, LA. Mildred is admitted to the Bar of the State of Florida and has been practicing solely in the field of immigration law for over 25 years. She is a member of the American Immigration Lawyers Association and serves on the Board of its South Florida Chapter. Mildred prides herself as a daughter of hard working Cuban immigrants. She takes a humble and sensitive approach to immigration, understanding the nuances and complexities of the immigration laws and building solid connections within the immigration community. Her core services include but are not limited to asylum, family-based immigration cases, United States citizenship cases, deportation and removal cases, appeals before the Board of Immigration Appeals, and immigrant and non-immigrant waivers of inadmissibility.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need an immigration lawyer for my case?
While it is not legally required, having an experienced immigration lawyer significantly improves your chances of success by avoiding errors and navigating complex laws, especially in the ever-changing landscape we are in now. There are studies showing that represented individuals are several times more likely to achieve a positive outcome compared to those without legal counsel; in some cases, the success rate can increase from 4% without representation to nearly 50% with an attorney.
Can I sponsor my spouse or family member for a Green Card?
Yes, U.S. citizens and Green Card holders can sponsor certain family members for permanent residency. US citizens can sponsor spouses, children, parents, adult single or married sons or daughters. and siblings. Lawful permanent residents can sponsor spouses, children, and unmarried adult sons or daughters. The wait time depends on the family relationship and the visa category. We can help streamline the process.
Can I apply for asylum?
If you fear persecution due to race, religion, nationality, political opinion, or social group, you may qualify for asylum. You must apply within one year of arriving in the United States. There are exceptions to this rule. We can evaluate whether you qualify.
If I am an immigrant and get arrested, will I be deported?
Not necessarily. Deportation depends on the type of crime, your immigration status, and legal defense. Some offenses trigger automatic removal, while others may be fought with the right legal strategy.
What crimes can lead to deportation?
Certain “crimes involving moral turpitude” (fraud, theft, domestic violence) and aggravated felonies (drug trafficking, violent crimes) can lead to removal. However, every case is different, and we are here to provide options for defenses to fight deportation.
Can I reopen a closed immigration case?
In some cases, yes. We can help you file a motion to reopen based on new evidence or changed circumstances. Do not panic—contact us immediately. You may be eligible for relief, such as asylum, cancellation of removal, or adjustment of status. You may have failed to appear for an immigration court hearing and have an in-absentia order of removal. There may be a basis for reopening due to lack of proper service or exceptional circumstances. We can evaluate your case.
How do I become a U.S. citizen?
You must meet residency requirements, pass an English and civics test, and demonstrate good moral character. The naturalization test includes basic U.S. history, government questions, and an English language assessment. Some applicants may qualify for exemptions based on age or disability.
If I am an immigrant and get arrested, will I be deported?
Not necessarily. Deportation depends on the type of crime, your immigration status, and legal defense. Some offenses trigger automatic removal, while others may be fought with the right legal strategy.
What crimes can lead to deportation?
Certain “crimes of moral turpitude” (fraud, theft, domestic violence) and aggravated felonies (drug trafficking, violent crimes) can lead to removal. However, every case is different, and we are here to provide options for defenses to fight deportation.
Can a lawyer help stop my deportation?
Yes! Depending on your case, you may qualify for cancellation of removal, asylum, waivers, or other legal defenses. The sooner you get legal help, the better your chances of staying in the U.S.
How long do I have to act before I face deportation?
Time is critical! In many cases, you have only days or weeks to respond to immigration authorities. If you’ve been arrested, placed in removal proceedings, or received a deportation notice, contact a lawyer immediately.
Can I get bail if I am detained by ICE?
Yes, in some cases. Immigration bonds may be available depending on the charges and risk factors. A lawyer can file a bond request to get you released from detention while fighting your case.
Do I need a lawyer who specializes in both immigration and criminal defense?
Absolutely! Regular criminal defense attorneys may not understand how convictions affect immigration status. You need a lawyer skilled in “Crimmigration” to fight both your charges and your deportation risk.
How much does a criminal immigration lawyer cost?
Legal fees depend on the complexity of your case. However, considering that your freedom and ability to stay in the U.S. are at stake, hiring an experienced lawyer is an investment in your future. We offer payment plans and affordable consultations.
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