San Antonio Misdemeanor and Felony Defense Lawyers

Protect Your Immigration Status

Our firm specializes in immigration law and criminal defense. For a non-citizen who is accused of a crime, there is no better legal combination.

The laws involving criminal and immigration laws are complex. They vary depending on who you are, what your background is, your current immigration status, and what charges you face.

Our job is to keep you out of jail. And keep you here in the country. We are qualified to do both. If you have been charged with a crime and are fearful of how it may impact your immigration status, call our firm immediately at (210) 802-2222.

Consequences of Criminal Conviction

Criminal convictions pose serious threats to your immigration status. We can help you avoid deportation and other immigration penalties.

These penalties may include loss of visa, deportation, loss of green card status, or denial of citizenship.

Unfortunately, some of these penalties can result in lifelong punishments. Do not risk losing the opportunity to ever live in or visit the United States. We can help you present your case in a way where you may not have to give up these rights.

Types of Criminal Charges We Defend

We are experienced in successfully defending many types of criminal charges. These include:

• Drug crimes
• DUI/DWI
• Fraud
• Murder
• Forgery
• Prostitution
• Theft
• Vandalism
• Assault
• Carjacking
• Abuse
• Gang activity
• Kidnapping
• Shoplifting
• Perjury
• Firearms
• And more

We are passionate, aggressive, and capable of crafting strong defenses on behalf of our clients for all of these types of charges. From the smallest petty charge, to serious felonies, our attorneys can stand up for you in court.

How We Can Help You

Our job is to defend your rights. While you may be accused of a crime, there is still an opportunity to present a strong, compelling case on your behalf.

No matter what charges you are facing, our experienced attorneys can successfully negotiate on your behalf. In some cases, this may mean a dismissal of your charges. In other cases, a less severe punishment may be obtained.