IMMIGRATION LAW • MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN

Milwaukee Deportation Defense Lawyer

If you or a family member is facing deportation, ICE detention, or immigration court proceedings, you may have legal options. Durrani Law Firm provides immigration legal services for people dealing with deportation and removal matters in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.

DEPORTATION & REMOVAL DEFENSE

Facing Deportation or Removal in Milwaukee?

Immigration enforcement can be stressful and confusing. You may be dealing with ICE detention, a Notice to Appear, an immigration court hearing, or another removal-related matter.

Durrani Law Firm can help you understand the immigration process and the legal options that may apply to your circumstances.

HOW WE CAN HELP

Who We Help

Durrani Law Firm assists people dealing with immigration enforcement and removal matters.

01

ICE Detention

If you or a family member has been detained by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, legal guidance may help you understand the next steps.

02

Notice to Appear

A Notice to Appear, commonly called an NTA, can begin or support removal proceedings in immigration court.

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Immigration Court

We help people dealing with immigration court proceedings and related removal matters.

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Removal Proceedings

Removal cases can involve hearings, filings, deadlines, and different possible forms of relief.

REMOVAL DEFENSE SERVICES

Milwaukee Deportation Defense Lawyer for Removal Proceedings

Removal proceedings are the process used by the U.S. government to seek the removal of a noncitizen from the United States. A Milwaukee removal defense lawyer can help you understand the court process and prepare your case based on the facts and available legal options.

01

Removal Proceedings Defense

If you are facing removal proceedings in immigration court, legal representation may help you understand the allegations, court deadlines, available defenses, and required filings.

02

Bond Hearings

If ICE has detained you, you may be able to request a bond hearing depending on your circumstances. Bond eligibility and the amount of bond can depend on the specific facts of the case.

03

Asylum

Some people in removal proceedings may seek asylum based on qualifying circumstances. Asylum cases involve specific legal requirements and detailed facts about the person’s situation.

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Cancellation of Removal

Cancellation of removal may be available to some people who meet specific legal requirements. Eligibility depends on individual circumstances, immigration history, and other facts.

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Voluntary Departure

In some cases, voluntary departure may be an option. Whether it is available and appropriate depends on the circumstances of the individual case.

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Motions to Reopen

A motion to reopen asks an immigration court or other appropriate authority to reconsider a case based on qualifying circumstances. Strict rules and deadlines can apply.

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Immigration Appeals

Some immigration court decisions may be subject to appeal. The applicable process and deadlines depend on the type of decision and circumstances of the case.

FIRST STEPS

What to Do If ICE Detains You or You Receive an NTA

If you or a family member is detained or receives a Notice to Appear, try to stay calm and take these basic steps.

1

Keep Your Immigration Documents

Keep copies of your NTA, immigration documents, previous court notices, and other important records.

2

Review Your Court Information

Review your paperwork carefully for information about the immigration court, hearing date, location, and deadlines.

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Do Not Ignore Court Notices

Missing an immigration court hearing can have serious consequences. Pay close attention to your court documents.

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Contact an Immigration Attorney

Speak with an attorney who handles immigration matters and explain your situation. Bring your immigration documents if possible.

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Gather Important Information

Be prepared to provide information about your immigration history, family situation, prior court cases, arrests or convictions, and previous immigration applications.

OUR PROCESS

How Our Removal Defense Process Works

Every case is different, but the process generally begins by understanding your situation and reviewing the available information.

01

Initial Call

Contact Durrani Law Firm at (414) 276-5700. Tell us that you are dealing with a deportation or removal matter.

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Review Your Information

Provide relevant immigration documents and explain your history, current situation, and upcoming deadlines.

03

Discuss Options

An attorney can review the information you provide and explain potential legal options and next steps.

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Prepare Your Case

If you retain the firm, the legal team can work on appropriate filings and preparation for your immigration proceedings.

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Court Hearings

Your case may involve hearings, filings, requests, or other proceedings. We can communicate with you about the next steps.

WHY DURRANI LAW FIRM

Immigration Legal Support in Milwaukee

Choosing an immigration attorney is an important decision, especially when you are facing a removal case.

01

Experience

Attorney Sardar Durrani has 26 years of legal experience and is admitted to Wisconsin Bar Admission.

02

Bilingual Service

Durrani Law Firm provides legal services in English and Spanish.

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Milwaukee Location

Durrani Law Firm serves clients in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, with immigration legal services including deportation and removal defense.

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Responsive Communication

Immigration cases can involve important notices, hearings, and deadlines. We focus on responsive communication so clients can stay informed.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Deportation Defense FAQ

What should I do if ICE detains me?

If ICE detains you or a family member, try to remain calm and contact an immigration attorney as soon as possible. Keep copies of important immigration documents and information about the case.

Can I get out on bond?

Some people detained by ICE may be eligible for an immigration bond, but eligibility depends on the circumstances of the case. A bond hearing may be available in certain situations.

What is a Notice to Appear?

A Notice to Appear, commonly called an NTA, is a document that begins or supports removal proceedings in immigration court. It contains information about the government’s allegations and the immigration court process.

Do I need a lawyer in immigration court?

You have the right to seek legal representation in immigration proceedings, but the government generally does not provide a free attorney for immigration court. An immigration attorney can help you understand the proceedings and prepare your case.

How long do removal cases take?

The length of a removal case varies. Some cases may involve multiple hearings, filings, appeals, or other proceedings. The timeline can depend on the immigration court, issues in the case, available legal options, and other circumstances.

Can I apply for asylum while facing removal?

Some people in removal proceedings may be able to seek asylum. However, asylum has specific legal requirements, deadlines, and factual considerations.

What happens if I miss my immigration court hearing?

Missing an immigration court hearing can have serious consequences. If you cannot attend a scheduled hearing or have already missed one, speak with an immigration attorney promptly.

Can criminal charges affect my immigration case?

Criminal charges or convictions can have immigration consequences in some situations. The effect depends on the specific offense, the outcome of the case, your immigration status, and other facts.

OUR OFFICES

Contact Durrani Law Firm

Durrani Law Firm has offices in Milwaukee and Madison, Wisconsin. Contact the office that is most convenient for you.

IMMIGRATION LEGAL HELP

Talk to a Milwaukee Deportation Defense Lawyer

If you or a family member is facing ICE detention, a Notice to Appear, or immigration court proceedings, contact Durrani Law Firm to discuss your situation.