Fighting For My Reputation

Fighting For My Reputation

  • 5 Things You Need To Know About Committing A Crime During The Immigration Process

    If you have committed a crime while you are trying to become a legal resident or citizen of the United States, you may be wondering how that affects your immigration status. There are variety of ways that a crime may affect your immigration status and process. Here's what you need to know. 1. You Can Deported for Some Crimes If you are a legal permanent resident or if you are in some other stage of the immigration process, you may be deported for committing certain crimes.

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Fighting For My Reputation

After I was accused of committing crime that I knew I wasn't guilty of, I realized that there were a few things I needed to take care of, and fast. For starters, I needed to focus on fighting for my reputation by working with a criminal attorney. I started looking around for a great lawyer who was qualified to take my case, and I was able to find a professional that I really felt comfortable with. They had a ton of experience and a commitment to keeping me happy, and within a few short months I was proven innocent. This blog is all about fighting for what you know is right.

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