On behalf of Mattes & Mahon, PC | May 29, 2020 | Deportation Defense
Even if you’re legally permitted to reside in the United States, such as if you have a work visa, deportation is always a concern. And it’s safe to say that the same holds true for people who are living illegally in the country. Regardless of your situation,...
On behalf of Mattes & Mahon, PC | May 15, 2020 | Deportation Defense
Talking to the police is stressful for anyone in the United States. That’s true for people who know they haven’t done anything wrong and people who were born in this country. It’s just the nature of the relationship between the police and the public in modern...
On behalf of Mattes & Mahon, PC | Apr 24, 2020 | Deportation Defense
You knew that what you did was wrong, but the idea of facing deportation for a minor crime is unfair, in your opinion. Despite that, you’ve found yourself in a difficult situation where you could be sent back to your home country. You don’t know the language and...
On behalf of Mattes & Mahon, PC | Jan 27, 2020 | Deportation Defense
To avoid deportation, you might need to show extreme hardship. Most removals will cause difficulties, but you will need to show it will create issues that are more serious than normal. This can mean situations where deportation will cause problems for your loved ones....
On behalf of Mattes & Mahon, PC | Dec 18, 2019 | Deportation Defense
Much of the immigration process is relatively clear and straightforward. You need to have grounds to request a visa, whether you want to visit the United States as a student, a tourist or a worker. Additionally, you need to pass a thorough background check. The...
On behalf of Mattes & Mahon, PC | Oct 15, 2019 | Deportation Defense
Yes, unfortunately. For many, the removal process and the threat of deportation is a constant nightmare. When they receive their legal permanent resident card (green card) these individuals breathe a sigh of relief. Unfortunately, having a green card doesn’t prevent...
