Immigration Lawyers - Criminal Conviction

Undo Deportation Order 

Were you or a loved one the subject of a deportation order following a criminal conviction in a matter in which a guilty plea was entered?  Did the criminal defense lawyer fail to advise you that a guilty plea could result in your deportation?  If so, you should know that the Supreme Court of the United States has ruled that criminal defendants MUST be advised of the possiblity of a removal or deportation order by their lawyer PRIOR to the entry of a plea of guilty.  In the case of Padilla v. Kentucky, the high court found that the failure of the lawyer to give the proper warning renders the entire guilty plea subject to being reversed  When this happens, the removal/deportation order can then be attacked.

Your deportation order can be reversed and you could be allowed to remain or return to the United States if the criminal conviction which cased the removal is undone.

Contact one of our immigration lawyers today to discuss the ability to be reunited with your family and have your conviction reversed.

Michael P. Fleming, former Harris County Attorney, is one of the small percentage of attorneys in the country to have argued - and won a case before the Supreme Court of the United States.

Consult with Mr. Fleming and his of Counsel associate that is Board Certified in Immigration Law by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization.