Deportation Defense Lawyer in Doral
Help with court hearings, bond, appeals, and motions to reopen. 25+ years of immigration law.
Deportation Defense Services in Doral
A deportation case can turn your life upside down in one day. Your job, your home, and your family are all on the line.
Todd Law, P.A. defends people in Doral who are facing removal. Attorney Karyn Todd has practiced immigration law since 1997. She has handled thousands of cases before the immigration courts, USCIS, and ICE.
Our office sits in downtown Miami, about 20 minutes east of Doral. Cases from Doral are usually heard at the Miami Immigration Court.
We help with:
- Defense at your immigration court hearings
- Bond requests if a loved one is detained
- Stays of removal to stop a deportation
- Motions to reopen old or closed cases
- Appeals when a judge rules against you
Every case starts with a close look at your history. We want to know your full story, not just what is on the paperwork. That is often where the strongest defense is found.
Then we give you a straight answer about your options. No pressure. No confusing legal talk.
If you or someone you love in Doral is facing removal, the sooner you call, the more options you may have.
Frequently Asked Questions
My family member was detained by ICE. What now?
Call a lawyer as soon as you can. Many people can ask a judge for bond. We can help you find out where your loved one is held and what comes next.
I missed my court date. Is it too late?
Not always. If you were ordered removed because you missed court, a motion to reopen may help. These have strict time limits, so act now.
How long does a deportation case take?
It varies. Some cases end in a few months. Others take years because the Miami court is very busy. We keep you updated at every step.
Can I work while my case is open?
Some people can. It depends on the type of relief you are seeking, such as asylum. We will tell you if you qualify for a work permit.
Do I have to go to court in person?
You must attend every hearing the court schedules, whether it is in person or by video. Missing even one hearing can hurt your case badly.