BANE LAW GROUP

Deportation Defense/Asylum

A foreign national has a right to fight their case in front of an immigration judge. It is important to build a solid case since removal proceedings move quickly and you are limited to certain rights. Whether that is in bond, asylum or cancellation of removal proceedings, we are here to help.

• Asylum

• Cancellation of Removal

• Convention Against Torture

• Termination of Proceedings

• Bond

• Appeals

Family Petitions

Family members can become permanent residents in the United States through adjustment of status or consular processing depending on the circumstances of the case. The process can be done through a spouse, child, parent or sibling.

• Spouse of a US Citizen

• Sibling of a US Citizen

• Parent of a US Citizen

• Spouse of a Lawful Permanent Resident

• Child of a Lawful Permanent Resident

• Sibling of a US Citizen

Visas

There are many ways to legally come to the US. We assist in applying for a variety of visas whether that is for immigrant or nonimmigrant purposes. We are with you every step of the way.

• Humanitarian Visa

• Returning Resident

• Diversity/Lottery Visa

• T-Visa

• Tourist Visa

• Athletic Visa

• Student Visa

• Worker Visa

• Artist Visa

• Extraordinary Ability Visa

• Fiancé Visa

• U-Visa

Criminal Representation

Traffic Defense

Traffic offenses can negatively affect your life, therefore we assist people to properly use their constitutional rights.

• DUI

• Driving With No License/Suspended License

• Driving With No Insurance

• Speeding

• Reckless Driving

• Running a Red Light

Assault/ Battery

Charges such as assault or battery are considered violent and can leave a negative record on you. It is important that these charges are not taken lightly since the law will not.

• Aggravated Assault

• Battery With a Deadly Weapon

• Domestic Violence

Family Court

Divorce

Divorce is not an easy chapter in life. There may be several factors that may need to be addressed prior to the legal dissolution of a marriage. Courts will also take into account the best interest of the children if there are any.

• Uncontested Divorce

• Contested Divorce

• Child Support

• Alimony

• Distribution of Property

• Missing Spouse

Paternity

A biological father does not have parental rights in the State of Florida unless they he was legally married to the biological mother at the time of the child’s birth.

• Acknowledgment of Paternity

• Establishment of Paternity