Deportation Defense
If you or a family member has been detained or received a Notice to Appear, the case is already on a clock. Deadlines in immigration court are short and missing one can end a case before it is heard.
If someone has been detained, do not wait. Call us and say it is a detention case. (775) 826-2380
What we help with
- Bond hearings to get a loved one released from detention
- Cancellation of removal for residents and non-residents
- Withholding of removal and protection under the Convention Against Torture
- Motions to reopen or reconsider an old removal order
- Appeals to the Board of Immigration Appeals
- Prosecutorial discretion and administrative closure where available
Becoming a client
New clients are taken from a waiting list. Call the office to ask about current availability. Urgent matters, like a detention or an upcoming court date, are handled separately.
Guides on this topic
Voluntary Departure in 2026: What Happens If You Miss the Deadline
A November 2026 Board of Immigration Appeals decision confirms that staying past a voluntary departure date brings a 10-year bar, and a…
Immigration Bond Hearings in 2026: What Judges Look for Now
Three Board of Immigration Appeals decisions from fall 2026 show what can cost someone a bond: driving without a license, an unclear…
Returned Mail Counts as Notice: The October 2026 BIA Ruling on Missed Immigration Hearings
On October 22, 2026, the BIA held that when a hearing notice mailed to your only address on file comes back undeliverable, the court owes…
Cancellation of Removal: Who Qualifies and How to Build Your Case
Facing removal? Learn who qualifies for cancellation of removal in 2026, what evidence judges want, and how a Reno immigration attorney…