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Criminal Defense Case Results

  • False Accusation of Injury to Child – Dismissed:
    2018
    Client falsely accused of causing serious injury to a baby while babysitting. Represented client before CPS and before felony court. Client’s children were unfairly removed from the home. After many months of aggressive defense strategies, lawyers were able to close the CPS investigation and dismiss the felony charges against her, reuniting the family with her own children for a successful outcome. The client was super happy and her children and husband too.
  • Domestic Violence – Two Charges Dismissed:
    2018
    Represented man in successive charges of domestic violence (assault against a family member) after being falsely accused by his wife in Galveston County twice, and was able to get both cases dismissed. The second case was summarily dismissed on the first court date. The client was extremely happy.
  • False Accusation of Indecency with Child – Dismissed (No Bill):
    2018
    Client falsely accused of inappropriately touching a child got charged with felony case in Harris County. Able to convince Grand Jury to dismiss and close case, absolving client of all fault in the case.
  • Continuous Assault of a Family Member – Dismissed (No Bill):
    February 2019
    Client was falsely accused of committing domestic violence on several instances. Client had to wait in jail for his case to be resolved because of an immigration hold. With the help of Client and his loved ones, the attorney and criminal department staff were able to strategize and promptly convince a Grand Jury to dismiss the charge. Client’s criminal record remains clean as he now heads to Immigration Court.
  • Murder – Convicted on lesser charge of Criminally Negligent Homicide:
    February 2019
    Client was detained on a 15-year-old charge for approximately one year and a half. Our team fought during client’s jury trial and was able to get a verdict on a lower charge with no additional prison time!
  • Assault of a Family Member – Dismissed:  
    April 2019
    Client was charged with Assault (Domestic Violence) against his wife. Our team was able to show hard evidence against the false allegations and were able to have case DISMISSED.
  • Continuous Sexual Abuse of a Child – Dismissed (No Bill):
    August 2019
    20-year-old client erroneously charged with Continuous Sexual Abuse of a Child. Our team fought zealously for over half a year and was able to get a NO BILL at client’s Grand Jury session.  Client is now petitioning for a full expunction of his arrest records.
  • Two charges of Sexual Assault of a Child – Community Supervision:
    September 2019
    Client had two charges of Sexual Assault of a Child. Attorneys battled the State in a Sentencing Hearing and were able to get client NO prison time.

Immigration Case Results

  • Humanitarian Parole
    Results: Parole Approval
    Date: May 30, 2018
    Information: Client married a United States citizen in 2010 and had an approved I-130. The client was applying for her I-601A, Provisional Waiver when she was diagnosed with Cervical Cancer. Due to a lack of health insurance, the client decided to return to Mexico and seek medical treatment for her cancer. Client’s health quickly deteriorated, and the client was eventually told by doctors in Mexico that no other treatment could be provided. Due to the severity and stage of her cancer, the client decided to pursue a different treatment option in the United States. Client’s husband was able to find an oncologist who would take the client’s case. Humanitarian Parole was received by USCIS on May 1, 2018, and approval for client’s Humanitarian Parole was sent on May 30, 2018.
  • Bond Hearing
    Results: Bond Approval
    Date: June 5, 2018
    Information: Client was detained by ICE agents after a case of mistaken identity. The client was pulled over and was told by undercover ICE agents that he was under arrest. The client was not told why he was under arrest but rather asked who lived in his house. After repeating several times that his wife and children lived in his house, ICE agents obtained the client’s identifications and realized they had the wrong individual. Although it was a case of mistaken identity, ICE agents arrested client and client was sent to a deportation center. Client’s family hired our team to represent the client in Immigration Court on June 5, 2018, and client’s Bond was approved that day.
  • 42B, Cancellation of Removal
    Results: 42B Approval
    Date: June 4, 2018
    Information: Client was arrested for a DWI in 2017 and was later transferred to an immigration detention facility. Client’s prior records showed a previous arrest in 2016 for aggravated assault. The client had an immigration bond hearing in September 2017 but was denied. The client had two underage USC children, one of which had an array of illnesses. 42B for the client was prepared filed with the court. On October 24, 2017, client’s 42B was approved and on June 4, 2018, the client received his Lawful Permanent Resident Card.
  • Court – Asylum 
    Results: Approval
    Date: December 19, 2019
    Our team represented client on his Asylum case for family of four. Client is from Venezuela. He was politically persecuted and shot. We were able to get his asylum granted in the U.S. Client and his family can apply for their permanent resident status in one year.
  • Adjustment of Status (AOS)
    Results: Approval
    Date: February 20, 2020
    Represented client on the Adjustment of Status process spouse of U.S. Citizen. Client’s petition was filed in June 2019. Client attended their Adjustment of Status interview at USCIS in February 2020 and got approved. Client will be receiving his LPR card in 2 weeks and is very happy.
  • Adjustment of Status (AOS)
    Results: Approval
    Date: February 20, 2020
    Our team represented client on his 245(i) process through USC daughter. We attended Adjustment of Status interview at USCIS with client on February 2020. Client’s adjustment of status application was approved. Client is very happy and should be receiving his LPR card in 2 weeks.
  • Bond Hearing
    Results: Bond Approval
    Date: October 22, 2019
    Cuban client was detained in Louisiana requesting asylum. Our team represented him before the Immigration court and got a $5,000 bond granted.
  • Consular Process
    Results: Approval
    Date: September 24, 2019
    Client hired for Consular Process for wife of U.S. Citizen. Applicant attended consular interview in Dominican Republic. Consular Officer requested that she appear for a 2nd interview with her husband. Clients received the proper preparation for both of their consular interviews.  Client’s attended consular interview in September 2019 and everything went well, and case was approved. Applicant is now in the United States with her husband.
  • I-751 Waiver
    Results: Approval
    Date: December 10, 2019
    We represented client in his removal proceeding before the Immigration Court. Client was placed in removal proceedings because of issues with his I-751 application. We filed a Motion to Terminate with the court since client has now received his LPR card. Client is very happy with our services.
  • Notice of Intent to Deny (NOID)
    Results: Response
    Date: February 13, 2020
    Client applied for Adjustment of Status through his US Citizen wife on his own. Client was issued a Request for Evidence (RFE) for income verification followed by a Notice of Intent to Deny (NOID) for his case. Our team represented client to respond to both notices. Client’s Notice of Intent to Deny was issued because of insufficient proof to establish a bona-fide. Our team worked diligently to help client gather enough documentary evidence to prove up his bona-fide marriage. We also worked with client to complete a brief in support of his case. Response to the Notice of Intent to Deny was filed in January 2020. Client Adjustment of Status application was approved one month later. Client has received his LPR card, he is very happy with our services and plans on returning to hire our legal team for the adjustment of status for his children.

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