DEPORTATION DEFENSE
Atlanta Deportation Defense Lawyer
Get help defending your case and protecting your future here.
- Norcross and Gainesville
- English and Spanish
- Serving Georgia Since 2013
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DEPORTATION DEFENSE AND ICE DETENTION
Atlanta Deportation Defense Lawyers: Help for You and Your Family
Facing deportation can put your family, your home, and the life you have built in the United States at risk. If you have received an immigration court notice or someone close to you has been detained by ICE, it can be overwhelming to deal with the legal questions while keeping up with everyday life. You do not have to face this on your own.
Quijano Law helps people facing immigration court, ICE detention, and deportation orders, including permanent residents at risk of losing their green cards. Depending on your circumstances, you may have a defense against removal, a way to request release from detention, or grounds to challenge an earlier court decision. Call our attorneys today for help understanding your options and protecting your future here.
- Understand which defenses may allow you to remain in the United States
- Get help seeking release from ICE detention
- Protect your permanent residence when your green card is at risk
- Explore options after a missed hearing or deportation order
Request a Consultation
Get help with your deportation or detention concerns. Request a consultation with Quijano Law.
Has ICE detained a family member or friend?
It can be overwhelming to try to locate someone in ICE custody and figure out how to get them home.
Whether ICE has detained your spouse, parent, child, or a friend, our attorneys are here to help. Depending on the case, bond or another legal option may offer a way for them to come home.
Call us for help with ICE detention.
If you are still trying to locate someone, our ICE detainee locator guide can help you begin your search. You can also read about what to do after an ICE detention, immigration bond, and what a no-bond decision may mean.
Do you have an immigration court hearing coming up?
Facing immigration court can be stressful, especially when your future in this country is at stake. A Notice to Appear is not a deportation order. Depending on your circumstances, you may have a defense or qualify for a legal option that would allow you to remain in the United States.
You do not have to figure out the law or face the hearing without legal help. Our attorneys can represent you in immigration court and help you understand whether options such as asylum, cancellation of removal, or adjustment of status may apply to you.
If you have a hearing approaching, call Quijano Law for help with your defense.
Are you worried about losing your green card?
If you have a green card, an arrest or a problem returning from a trip can raise concerns about losing your permanent residence. Your home, your work, and your family may all be here.
An arrest or the name of a criminal charge alone does not determine whether you can be deported. Our attorneys can help you understand the risk to your status and the defenses that may be available. If you are detained, we can also help you find out whether there is a way to seek release.
Call us to discuss how to protect your permanent residence. Our guides explain more about green card holders and deportation and ICE detention of permanent residents.
Have you missed a hearing or received a deportation order?
Even if a judge has ordered your deportation, you may still have options.
Depending on your circumstances, an appeal or a request to reopen the case may be available. This can include some cases where a hearing was missed or an order was issued years ago. A deadline may be approaching even if you only recently learned about the order, so it is important to get legal advice promptly.
Call Quijano Law to find out whether you may still have a way to challenge the order.
You can learn more in our guides to missed hearings and missing notices and in absentia removal orders.
Legal help for you and your family
You deserve clear answers and honest advice about your options. Our attorneys are here to help you through this.
Quijano Law has served clients since 2013 and focuses on immigration law. You can speak with our team in English or Spanish and schedule a consultation at either our Norcross or Gainesville office.
Frequently asked questions
Can I call for a family member or friend who is detained?
Yes. You can call Quijano Law on their behalf to arrange a consultation.
Can you help if ICE says there is no bond?
Yes. Our attorneys can advise you about whether there is a legal way to request release. Bond is not available to everyone in detention, and some cases require a different approach. Call us for help.
Will hiring a lawyer automatically stop deportation?
No. Hiring a lawyer does not, by itself, stop or pause deportation. Some filings temporarily prevent removal automatically; others require a separate request. If you are facing deportation, call us for advice about the options that may apply to your case.
Can I call if I do not have all my documents?
Yes. You can call to arrange a consultation while you are still gathering your paperwork. You do not need to have every document in hand before contacting us for help.
How much does deportation representation cost?
The cost depends on the legal help your case requires. Call our office for the consultation fee. Before you decide whether to hire us, we explain the services included in the proposed agreement and the fees. Bond hearings, motions, and appeals may involve separate fees, as may government filings.
Our attorneys are here to help
Call Quijano Law today for help with deportation defense or ICE detention. You do not have to face this alone.
English and Spanish. Appointments in Norcross and Gainesville.
Office hours: Monday–Friday, 8:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m. Clients are seen by appointment.
