Case Results

Client acquitted by Jury. Client was accused of battery. Allegations were client hit alleged victim with car and then proceeded to hit alleged victim with a baton. Successfully argued self defense to jury who came back with a verdict of not guilty.

Client was charged with battery. The client had been doing his job on a public street when he was accosted by an upset neighbor. While my client was trying to leave the scene the "victim" threw himself on my clients car. My client exited his vehicle and used a club to get the "victim" off his car. The State of Florida wanted my client to serve a four month jail sentence. My client had never even been arrested before. The case went to a jury trial and my client was found NOT GUILTY!

On December 4, 2020 the Immigration Judge granted my client's 42b Cancellation of Removal case for non permanent residents. My client, a Mexican national, entered the United States by himself when he was 16 years old. He has lived in this country for over 25 years and is the father of 4 United States Citizen boys. My client works in the fields and is a leader in his community. He is a loving father and contributes to our society as a taxpayer and property owner. We were able to show the Immigration Judge that removing my client back to Mexico would result in exceptional and extremely unusual hardship to his four boys whose ages range from 21 to 3 years old.

On July 30th, 2020 my client was sworn in as a United States Citizen. She was born in Cuban and had been a Permanent Resident of the United States for a long time. She was placed in deportation proceedings after being arrested and convicted of insurance fraud. We successfully represented her husband in a Cancellation of Removal case for Permanent Residents. Her husband and children are Citizens and Permanent Residents of the United States. All of her grandchildren were born in this country. The Immigration Judge gave her green card back and a year later she was sworn in as a United States Citizen.

Client was charged with trafficking cocaine while on probation. The client had spent a significant amount of time in prison and did not want to go back. We set the case for trial knowing that the government needed a confidential informant as a witness but had not listed them for trial. The morning of the trial the government realized their mistake and offered my client a plea for credit time served to a reduced charge.

My client became a Legal Permanent Resident of the United States on October 26, 2020. He was brought from Venezuela to the United States by his parents when he was 22 months old. He was the beneficiary of DACA and was able to graduate from high school and college. He works as an engineer in an aviation company. My client married his high school sweetheart on September 9, 2019. Our office filed a family petition and green card application on their behalf. After a very quick interview with the Immigration Officer both applications were granted and my client became a Legal Permanent Resident of the United States.