Breaking the law can damage your legal status if you're not a U.S. citizen. If you're charged with a serious crime, there is the risk of deportation. This can be tough, separating families and ending your chance to live or work in the U.S. If you have a green card, breaking the law might make you lose it and face the risk of being deported. Only being accused of a crime and not necessarily convicted also creates the risk of damaging your legal status in certain scenarios, especially those involving clients that have no legal status in the United States. Your next important step is finding the right attorney who can defend you in your criminal case, while also protecting your immigration legal status.
If you or someone you know has been arrested, accused of a crime, or facing current charges in Phoenix, Arizona, and you are not a United States citizen, then you need to take steps to protect your immigration status. It is important to contact an experienced immigration attorney that can work together with your criminal lawyer to obtain an immigration “safe plea” to minimize potential immigration consequences. Making a decision in your criminal case, without first consulting an experienced immigration attorney, can impact your ability to obtain legal status, apply for citizenship, or even put you at risk of being deported. Attorney Vianey has made it her life's work to focus on immigration and criminal defense law in Arizona. Her deep understanding of immigration and criminal law ensures your case is handled professionally, without the need of hiring two attorneys–a criminal defense attorney and an immigration attorney–to effectively represent you in both matters.
Vianey, the daughter of an immigrant, brings deep empathy and knowledge to your situation. She's committed to compassionately advocating for you. Please contact us today to schedule a comprehensive case evaluation. Our law firm speaks Spanish and serves the areas of Phoenix and Yuma.
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Dealing with legal issues can be overwhelming and confusing, especially for immigrants. You need an attorney who understands the law and your story. Vianey K. Hurtado is that attorney.
Vianey K. Hurtado Law focuses on immigration law and criminal defense. We offer knowledgeable guidance in a wide range of immigration matters. Additionally, we provide criminal defense services, ensuring complete legal support. For challenging legal situations, we assist with appeals, motions to reopen, and various waivers. Our commitment is to provide effective legal solutions for each client's unique needs. The following list details the types of legal cases and matters we can assist you with:
Immigration Legal Matters
Family and Relationship-Based Immigration:
Employment and Status Adjustments:
Special Immigration Categories:
Naturalization and Citizenship:
Legal Processes and Waivers:
Documentation and Renewals:
Criminal Defense/Immigration Matters
DUI Charges:
Violent & Serious Crimes:
General Offenses:
Drug Related Crimes:
Traffic-Related Crimes:
Legal Motions:
If you're a non-U.S. citizen in Phoenix, Arizona, facing criminal charges, it's crucial to understand the impact on your immigration status. Even minor legal issues can lead to serious consequences like deportation, loss of residency, or the inability to ever obtain citizenship or legal status in the United States.
If you or a loved one is concerned about a crime impacting their legal status in Phoenix, Arizona, you need to contact an experienced immigration attorney. Attorney Vianey K. Hurtado specializes in both immigration and criminal defense law in Arizona. As the daughter of an immigrant, she combines professional expertise with personal empathy, ensuring your case is handled with professionalism and understanding. If legal issues threaten your immigration status, contact our law firm for a comprehensive case evaluation. We serve the Phoenix and Yuma areas and offer services in Spanish. Let us advocate for your rights and secure your future in the U.S.
