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Immigration cases often involve emotional or psychological issues that affect applicants and their families. When legal petitions require proof of hardship, trauma, or functional limitations, […]

Cancellation of removal is a form of relief that allows individuals in removal proceedings to remain in the United States if they meet specific legal […]

Psychological evaluations are a crucial part of many immigration applications. They help immigration attorneys and adjudicators evaluate the mental and emotional impact of removal, abuse, […]

Facing the possibility of family separation during immigration proceedings can be overwhelming. When a parent, spouse, or child is at risk of being separated from […]

Survivors of domestic violence, human trafficking, and violent crime often arrive at the immigration courtroom carrying wounds that are not visible: shame, terror, and the […]

Each year, thousands of individuals arrive in the United States seeking refuge from persecution, torture, or severe social and political violence in their countries of […]

When a respondent steps into an immigration court hearing, the judge assumes that the individual understands the charges, can assist counsel, and can make informed […]

Federal law offers protection for those whose disabilities or severe mental health disorders prevent meaningful study or participation. United States Citizenship and Immigration Services permits […]

A common misconception by some is seeing immigration psychological evaluations as simply counseling sessions reserved for individuals with mental health diagnoses. These evaluations represent rigorous, […]