Drug Possession Defense For Immigrant Families
Drug possession charges can have devastating consequences, especially for families who have immigrated to Georgia seeking a better life. Charges involving substances like methamphetamine and fentanyl can have a serious impact on your immigration status and family life. With so much at stake in your case, make sure you are defending your future with the help of a skilled immigration law firm.
Led by attorneys Sarah and Alex Cornejo, our team at Cornejo & Cornejo, LLP, offers combined legal skills in personal injury, immigration and criminal defense. With offices in Dalton and Woodstock, we are well-positioned to serve clients throughout northwest Georgia and beyond. We take a comprehensive approach in these cases to pursue the ideal outcome in every case we take.
Defending Against Drug Possession Charges
Drug possession charges, particularly involving methamphetamine and fentanyl, can lead to severe legal consequences. Convictions can impact your immigration status, resulting in a court order for deportation or barring you from adjusting your status in the future. We know what a conviction can mean for you and your family, and we are committed to helping you however possible.
We take every case seriously and explore all available options for pursuing the ideal outcome. We will review all the information in your charges and build the strongest defense we can to protect your rights, freedom and future. Our goals are to protect your rights, keep your family together and help you achieve the best outcome possible.
Protect Your Immigration Status From A Conviction
A conviction can significantly impact your immigration status in several ways. If you’re an immigrant, certain convictions, especially those related to drug offenses, can lead to severe consequences such as removal from the United States. If you are convicted, you may become ineligible for any adjustment of your immigration status, as well as for naturalization or other immigration benefits.
When crimes involve moral turpitude or aggravated felonies, a conviction will likely initiate the deportation process. Even as a lawful permanent resident, a criminal conviction can jeopardize your chances of staying here. Depending on your charges, you may also be barred from returning to the country if you were ever to leave.
We can help you understand what is at stake in your criminal charges and how they can impact your immigration status. Our legal guidance is provided by experienced and committed immigration attorneys who can help you through every step of your legal challenges. As we explore all available defense opportunities, we will also fight to minimize the consequences of your charges in the future. We are here to defend your rights and keep you with your loved ones.
Protect Your Family’s Future
Drug charges can cost you your freedom and your future. When you or a loved one is facing these charges as an immigrant, let our lawyers help you. Call our attorneys at 770-783-3220 or email us here to schedule your initial consultation with us today.