within 20 miles of Wellesley practice in Immigration Massachusetts


Law Office Of Michael L. Rich

Adoption, Child Support, Family Law, Criminal, Immigration

Murray & Toomey LLP

Asylum, Deportation, Immigration, Visa

Foley Law Offices

Asylum, Courts-Martial & Discharge, Deportation, Immigration, Military Justice

Maiona & Maiona PC

Farms, Divorce, Family Law, Immigration

Law Office Of Jeffrey Fink

Mediation, Business & Trade, Power of Attorney, International Other, Immigration

Keith S Halpern

Criminal, Foreclosure, Lawsuit & Dispute, Immigration, Health Care Other

Law Office Of Patricia A Granger

Immigration, Civil & Human Rights, Employment

Law Offices Of Matthew D. Borrelli

Real Estate, Defect and Lemon Law, Dispute Resolution, Immigration, Business

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SAMPLE LEGAL CASES

Commonwealth v. Diaz

... This appeal presents a recurrent situation: the motion of an alien defendant to vacate a long past conviction because of an alleged omission of the required warning of immigration consequences by the judge receiving the defendant's plea of guilt or his admission to facts ...

Commonwealth v. Grannum

... [1] He argues that he is entitled to withdraw his admission because he did not receive immigration warnings as required by GL c. 278, § 29D, before offering his admission, and that no record exists indicating that such warnings were given. ...

Commonwealth v. Cartagena

... "If you're not a United States citizen there could be immigration or deportation consequences as a result of a criminal conviction. ... The defendant was notified by the immigration authorities of pending deportation proceedings in May, 2005. ...