Got Bond? Get A Deportation Attorney In California - Brian D. Lerner

1. Got Bond? Get A Deportation Attorney In California - Brian D. Lerner 14th Apr 2016 –A deportation attorney will most likely be needed to help you get bond from your situation. First, what exactly is a bond? When somebody is in immigration detention, there are procedures that can be used in order for the person to get an order to be able to pay a certain amount so that he or she is released a deportation lawyer. The amount that one can pay in order to be released and to fight their case in immigration in a non-detained facility is known as ‘bond’. The money, explains the deportation attorney, is to make sure that you go to all of your future hearings. The deportation lawyer, makes clear that if you do not go to your future hearings, or if you do not follow the mandates and instructions of either the Court or ICE, then you just gave a present to Immigration. Otherwise, you will get your money returned once everything is over. Thus, the deportation attorney explains that the bond is really just a loan to immigration. The procedures for getting bond can vary a bit, but it is generally the same. Thus, here is what must be done. Assuming you are in removal proceedings, then the deportation lawyer will make a Motion for a Bond Redetermination proceeding. You will notice that it is a ‘redetermination’, not the initial determination of bond. The deportation attorney explains that it is Immigration that first tells you what bond is going to be or that first denies you bond. Only afterwards, the deportation lawyer explains, can the Immigration Judge actually ‘change’ or redetermine the amount of the bond or whether you will get bond at all.Assuming you are qualified for bond, and Immigration initially gave you an amount that has to be paid, the Immigration Judge will usually allow a much lower bond to go forward. For example, the deportation attorney elaborates that if Immigration states that bond should be in the amount of $10,000, that the Immigration Judge will probably agree to $2,500 or somewhere in that neighborhood.Therefore, the deportation lawyer explains, while it is no pleasure being in detention, you should wait a few days more for the Immigration Judge to make the ruling before you pay the bond. It could save many thousands of dollars. The deportation attorney in Los Angeles, states that if you cannot pay the bond, that the case will proceed forward while you or the person you are trying to help remains detained and locked up. However, the deportation lawyer goes on to state that you can find a bondsman. This would be a local organization that will actually only require 10% of the bond and then require that you voluntarily put a lien on your real property or personal property in order to ensure you pay back the bondsman for his or her agreement to pay the remaining 90% of the bond to Immigration to get you released... About the Company: Law Offices of Brian D. Lerner, APC have certified immigration attorneys handle all areas of immigration and nationality law. They have years of experience in citizenship investment visas, family & employment visas, removal & deportation proceedings and other immigration & citizenship matters. Their lawyers successfully handle cases arising from business visas, work permits, green cards, non-immigration visas, deportation, citizenship & all areas of immigration. Contact Information: Law Offices Of Brian D. Lerner, APC 3233 E. Broadway Long Beach, California, USA 90803 Email: blerner@calforniaimmigration.us

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