Deportation Defense Lawyers in McAllen

Comprehensive Legal Support in Starr County, Hidalgo County, and Cameron County

Deportation or removal is the process through which the government seeks to remove a non-citizen from the United States.

There are several reasons why an individual may face deportation, including:

• Unlawful presence in the United States
• Criminal conviction
• Overstaying a visa
• Failure to register or depart the country when required

If you are facing deportation, you may have the right to request relief from removal, which will allow you to stay in the United States. The process can be confusing, and it is important to have the legal guidance of a deportation attorney. Our team at the Law Office of Ayala & Acosta has the experience and knowledge to fight for your rights and protect you from deportation.

Schedule a consultation with our McAllen deportation attorneys by calling (956) 923-3938or contacting us online. We offer our services in Spanish and English.

Understanding the Deportation Process

The process of a deportation case can be challenging. It is important to understand the steps that you will go through and to have the guidance of an experienced attorney.

The process includes:

• Issuance of an NTA. The federal government initiates the process by issuing a Notice to Appear (NTA). The NTA explains why you are in deportation proceedings and include a list of facts and charges against you.
• Notice of Hearing,. You will receive a notice of the place, date, and time of your immigration court hearing.
• Master Calendar Hearings. The first hearing is called a Master Calendar Hearing. The Immigration Judge will conduct a preliminary assessment of the case and determine the next steps. The Immigration Judge may continue the case for preparation time, may issue orders and deadlines to submit documents, or may schedule the case for a final hearing.
• Individual Hearing. If you have applied for relief or contested removability, the Immigration Judge will schedule your case for a final Individual Hearing. The Immigration Judge will consider evidence and make a decision about your ability to remain in the United States. 
• Appeal.  If the Immigration Judge issues a decision you disagree with, you have the right to appeal the decision. Your appeal must be received at the Board of Immigration Appeals within 30 days of the date of the decision. While your appeal is pending, you will be able to remain in the United States.

Why Choose Our Immigration Attorneys for Your Defense

When facing a deportation case, it is crucial to have knowledgeable and experienced immigration attorneys by your side. At Law Office of Ayala & Acosta, our team of dedicated lawyers has a deep understanding of immigration law and extensive experience in handling deportation defense cases in McAllen and throughout Starr County, Hidalgo County, and Cameron County.

Here are some reasons why you should choose our firm for your deportation defense:

• Expertise: Our attorneys specialize in immigration law and have a thorough understanding of the complex legal processes involved in deportation cases. We stay updated on the latest changes in immigration law to provide you with the best possible defense.
• Personalized Approach: We understand that every deportation case is unique, and we take the time to listen to your specific circumstances. Our attorneys will develop a personalized strategy tailored to your needs to maximize your chances of success.
• Strong Advocacy: We are committed to fighting for your rights and protecting your interests throughout the deportation process. Our attorneys will vigorously advocate for you in court and explore all available legal avenues to achieve the best possible outcome.
• Compassionate Support: Deportation cases can be emotionally challenging. Our attorneys provide compassionate support and guidance to help alleviate your concerns and ensure you understand the legal proceedings every step of the way.

Get Legal Help from a McAllen Deportation Lawyer Today

The process of a deportation case can be challenging and stressful. You have the right to challenge the deportation notice, and you need legal guidance throughout the process. Our team at the Law Office of Ayala & Acosta has the experience and resources to provide you with the help that you need.

Schedule a consultation with our lawyers by calling (956) 923-3938or filling out our online form.