Deportation Defense Lawyers in Cincinnati

Understanding the Common Causes of Deportation

A removal proceeding can occur for a number of reasons. The most common cause of deportation is criminal conviction. Many are also deported because they violated the terms of their immigration status by:

• Overstaying a nonimmigrant visa
• Working without authorization
• Failing to update USCIS about their change of address, etc.

No matter your situation, the threat of deportation can wreak havoc on the peace of mind and wellbeing of both you and your loved ones. If the U.S. government succeeds in deporting you, you may be separated from your family for several years. At The Fleischer Law Firm LLC, our goal is to do everything in our professional power to keep this from happening. No matter your immigration status, you have rights in the United States, and we are ready to defend them both in and out of the courtroom.

Don’t go through this process alone. Our deportation defense lawyers are here for you. Call (513) 880-9969 or contact us online to schedule your free evaluation today.

Effective Strategies for Deportation Defense

The way we defend you against deportation depends on the circumstances surrounding the removal proceeding and your current status (or lack thereof).

Here are just a few of the strategies we may use to delay or prevent your deportation:

• Contesting charges of removability so DHS must meet the burden of proof
• Applying for asylum status
• Adjusting status to permanent residence through your U.S. citizen family member
• Obtaining cancellation of removal if your U.S. citizen or permanent resident family member would experience extreme hardship upon your deportation
• Obtaining cancellation of removal under the Violence Against Women Act

With every case we handle, our team devises a customized defense strategy that is most appropriate for each client. If you believe deportation is on the horizon, you may have a very limited amount of time to act, which is why contacting us is imperative.

Understanding Deportation Defense in Cincinnati

Cincinnati is a vibrant city with a rich cultural diversity, but it also faces unique challenges when it comes to immigration and deportation issues. Local residents may find themselves navigating complex immigration laws, especially with the potential threat of deportation looming over them. Local government entities such as the Ohio Department of Job and Family Services, can be critical resources for those facing removal proceedings. However, understanding your rights and options can be overwhelming.

Many individuals in the Cincinnati area experience anxiety and uncertainty when dealing with deportation threats, particularly if they have family members who depend on them. The fear of separation from loved ones can be a significant pain point for our community. Additionally, local families may struggle with the financial implications of legal fees and the potential loss of income if a family member is deported.

At The Fleischer Law Firm LLC, we recognize these challenges and are committed to providing compassionate and knowledgeable support to our clients. Whether you reside in neighborhoods like Over-the-Rhine or Clifton, we understand the local landscape and the specific concerns that residents face. Our attorneys can listen to your story, understand your unique situation, and develop a tailored strategy to defend your rights.

Are you facing a removal proceeding? Call The Fleischer Law Firm LLC immediately at (513) 880-9969 or send us an online message. We offer services in both English and Spanish.

*Given the volume of inquiries the Firm receives, the Firm cannot guaranty it will consult with every possible client or evaluate every potential client’s matter. Moreover, a case evaluation or case consultation does not mean the Firm will provide a potential client with actual legal advice on a matter and does not create an attorney-client relationship. A free consultation or free evaluation is intended to enable the Firm to understand the nature of a potential client’s matter and to inform the potential client if the Firm will consider representing the potential client in connection with the matter. Before the Firm can provide legal advice to any person or entity, and before an attorney-client relationship is formed, the Firm must have a signed fee agreement with a client setting forth the Firm’s scope of representation and the fees that will be charged.