Deportation Defense - Olinger Law
Description: Deportation defense. Immigration court lawyer. Reopening and appeals.

# Deportation Defense

## Protecting Your American Life

An Immigration Court deportation case (“removal proceedings”) creates fear of forced separation from home, work and family. Attorney Lynn S. Olinger relieves as much of this stress as possible by informing and protecting clients. We thoroughly explore whether and how to fight the charges, and if there were immigration violations, whether and how a client may remain in or return to the U.S. We discuss at length what will happen at each hearing. Through years of experience, clients and their families have expressed comfort and relief simply from knowing in advance what to expect.

## Speak with an immigration attorney right away if

- United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has targeted you for deportation (“removal proceedings”)
- You recently lost your case in Immigration Court or the Board of Immigration Appeals

- A friend or family member is in jail with an “immigration hold”

- United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) has denied your case
- United States Customs and Border Protection (CBP) requires you to report for “deferred inspection”

## Immigration Court Deportation Defense may include

- Contesting government charges
- Motion To Terminate Proceedings
- Adjustment of Status
- Cancellation of Removal for Lawful Permanent Residents
- Cancellation of Removal for Non-Permanent Resident
- Asylum
- Voluntary Departure

## After an immigration court loss

A wrong decision with legal mistakes can be fixed if timely pursued.

- Reopening / Reconsideration
- Board of Immigration Appeals
- Federal court appeal

Our expertise informs how we evaluate each option for the best likelihood of success.

## Stay Of Removal

Applying for a stay of removal, with the ability to remain and work here, can be an effective and beneficial last resort. When important or extenuating circumstances exist, attorney Lynn S. Olinger has leveraged advocacy and relationships with government counsel to enable clients to remain in the U.S.