Practice Areas
Immigration representation from the first filing to federal court — in English, Spanish, Hindi, Turkish and many other languages.
Angeles Law, LLC focuses its practice on immigration law — from the first filing with an immigration agency to litigation in the federal courts. Our attorneys are licensed in Florida, Minnesota, and Texas, and we represent clients in immigration courts, before USCIS, and in federal judicial districts across the country. We serve clients in English, Spanish, Hindi, Turkish and many other languages.
If you are not sure which category your situation falls into, call us at 1-844-LAW-0002 (844-529-0002) or complete our online intake — we will help you figure out the right path.
Removal Defense & Immigration Court (EOIR)
Full representation at every stage of removal proceedings — from master calendar through BIA appeal.
Detained Representation & Bond
Urgent representation for detained individuals — bond hearings, parole requests, and full detained-docket defense.
Family-Based Immigration
Guiding families through petitions, adjustment of status, consular processing, waivers, and naturalization.
Federal Litigation: Habeas Corpus & APA Claims
Taking the government to federal court when agency action is unlawful, delayed, or unconstitutional.
Removal Defense & Immigration Court (EOIR)
Full representation at every stage of removal proceedings — from master calendar through BIA appeal.
- Master calendar hearings — entering appearances, contesting the charges in the Notice to Appear, and setting the strategy for your case from day one
- Individual (merits) hearings — presenting your full case for relief before the immigration judge, with documentary evidence, witnesses, and expert testimony where appropriate
- Applications for relief from removal, including asylum, withholding of removal, and protection under the Convention Against Torture (CAT); cancellation of removal for permanent residents and non-permanent residents; adjustment of status in proceedings; and waivers
- Motions practice — motions to reopen, motions to reconsider, motions to terminate or dismiss, and motions to change venue
- Appeals to the Board of Immigration Appeals (BIA) — preserving the record and pursuing review when the immigration court gets it wrong
Whether your case is on a detained or non-detained docket, our goal is the same: to keep families together and present the strongest case the law allows.
Detained Representation & Bond
Urgent representation for detained individuals — bond hearings, parole requests, and full detained-docket defense.
- Bond hearings and custody redetermination before the immigration court, including preparing the evidence of family ties, community support, and eligibility for relief that bond decisions turn on
- Requests for parole and release from ICE, including humanitarian parole requests for medical and family circumstances
- Detained removal defense — full representation in detained-docket proceedings, which move faster and demand immediate action
- Challenges to prolonged or unlawful detention in federal court (see Federal Litigation below)
- Locating detained family members and coordinating communication when a loved one has been transferred or you cannot find where they are being held
Our mobile app includes an SOS emergency feature that lets clients alert our legal team — with their location — if they are detained or facing an enforcement encounter, and a secure document upload so families can get us critical records immediately.
Family-Based Immigration
Guiding families through petitions, adjustment of status, consular processing, waivers, and naturalization.
- Immigrant petitions for relatives (Form I-130) filed by U.S. citizens and lawful permanent residents for spouses, children, parents, and siblings
- Adjustment of status to permanent residence for eligible family members inside the United States
- Consular processing for relatives abroad, including National Visa Center processing and interview preparation
- Waivers of inadmissibility, including provisional unlawful-presence waivers (I-601A) and I-601 waivers
- Fiancé(e) visas (K-1) and the path from engagement to permanent residence
- Removal of conditions on residence (Form I-751) for conditional residents, including waiver-based filings after divorce or abuse
- Naturalization and citizenship, helping permanent residents take the final step
We handle both straightforward filings and complicated cases — prior denials, prior removal orders, inadmissibility issues, and petitions that intersect with pending court proceedings.
Federal Litigation: Habeas Corpus & APA Claims
Taking the government to federal court when agency action is unlawful, delayed, or unconstitutional.
- Petitions for writ of habeas corpus (28 U.S.C. § 2241) challenging unlawful, indefinite, or prolonged immigration detention and seeking release or a constitutionally adequate bond hearing
- Administrative Procedure Act (APA) claims challenging unlawful agency decisions and policies, including arbitrary-and-capricious denials by USCIS
- Unreasonable-delay litigation — APA and mandamus actions to compel the government to decide long-pending applications, petitions, and interviews
- Coordinating federal litigation strategy with ongoing EOIR proceedings, so that relief in one forum supports the other
Federal litigation is a tool — and knowing when to use it is as important as knowing how. We evaluate every case honestly and recommend federal action only when it serves your goals.
How to Get Started
Call us at 1-844-LAW-0002 (844-529-0002) or complete the intake form on this site or in our app.
Upload your documents securely through the app — notices, receipts, prior filings, and court papers help us evaluate your case quickly.
Meet with our team for a case evaluation in English, Spanish, Hindi, or Turkish.
Call us at 1-844-LAW-0002 (844-529-0002) or complete the intake form on this site or in our app.
Upload your documents securely through the app — notices, receipts, prior filings, and court papers help us evaluate your case quickly.
Meet with our team for a case evaluation in English, Spanish, Hindi, or Turkish.
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