Immigration and Domestic Violence

Domestic Violence is a Deportable Offense in Nevada

Any alien or non-citizen going through the immigration process is at risk of being deported if convicted of domestic violence.

Conviction of a crime of domestic violence, stalking, child abuse, child neglect, or child abandonment is a deportable offense.

To trigger this ground of deportation, a conviction is required. A disposition in juvenile court will not constitute a conviction. If a person is to be deported due to a domestic violence conviction, the domestic violence conviction must have occurred after admission into the United States in order to trigger deportation. Generally admission means lawful entry into the United States after inspection and authorization. A lawful permanent resident who has left the United States and is returning is not considered to be seeking admission except under certain circumstances.

Las Vegas Domestic Violence Attorney

Battery Domestic Violence Lawyer Paul Adras has helped many people avoid deportation in domestic violence cases. Call Attorney Adras today at 702-489-2264 and schedule a free consultation. Las Vegas Domestic Violence Attorney Paul Adras will discuss your case with you and advise you about your legal rights. Don't let you or a loved one get deported because domestic violence.

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4532 W. Charleston Blvd.
Las Vegas, Nevada 89102

(702) 489-2264

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