You Have the Right to Fight Your Removal
When you or someone you love receives a deportation order or notice to appear, the window to act is narrow — and the stakes are everything. Our immigration attorneys defend clients across Dallas and Tarrant counties, in English, Arabic, Vietnamese, Mandarin, and Spanish.
What Deportation Defense Actually Looks Like
Removal proceedings do not mean removal is certain. Immigration courts follow a formal legal process, and you have the right to present your case before a judge. What matters is having an attorney who understands that process and moves quickly.
We represent clients at every stage of removal proceedings — from the first Notice to Appear through bond hearings, appeals, and emergency stays of removal. Whether you were stopped at the border, detained by ICE, or received a notice in the mail, we can step in.
Cases We Handle in Removal Proceedings
- Deportation orders and Notices to Appear (NTA)
- Bond hearings to secure release from detention
- Cancellation of removal for lawful permanent residents and non-LPRs
- Asylum claims raised as a defense in removal court
- Withholding of removal and Convention Against Torture (CAT) protection
- Appeals to the Board of Immigration Appeals (BIA)
- Emergency stays of removal when time has run out
- VAWA-based defenses for survivors of domestic abuse
- DACA status and related enforcement concerns
Why Timing Matters More Than Almost Anything Else
Immigration court deadlines are strict and unforgiving. Missing a hearing — even once — can result in an in absentia removal order that is extremely difficult to reverse. If you have received any document from immigration authorities or from an immigration court, contact us the same day.
Our team includes bilingual paralegals and attorneys who can review your documents, explain what they mean in plain language, and tell you exactly what needs to happen next.
Serving Detained and Non-Detained Clients Across DFW
We represent clients who are currently detained as well as those who have been released and are awaiting hearings. Our two offices — in Richardson/Dallas and Arlington — allow us to serve clients across both Dallas and Tarrant counties without requiring long travel.
Communities we regularly serve include Garland, Irving, Grand Prairie, Mesquite, Plano, and surrounding areas. If you or a family member is detained at a facility outside the immediate DFW area, call us — we can advise you on your options.
What Makes Removal Defense Different From Other Immigration Cases
Removal proceedings are adversarial. The government is represented by an attorney whose job is to secure your removal. You need someone in your corner who knows immigration court procedure, the judges in your jurisdiction, and the legal arguments most likely to succeed in your specific situation.
Wincorn & Associates has built its immigration practice around exactly these cases — complex, high-pressure situations where families need both legal skill and a team they can communicate with clearly.
- 145+ Google reviews from clients across DFW communities
- Bilingual and multilingual staff in Arabic, Vietnamese, Mandarin, and Spanish
- Two office locations spanning Dallas and Tarrant counties
- Paralegal-supported model for faster case preparation and response
- Experience with detained clients, bond hearings, and BIA appeals
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Why Choose Wincorn & Associates
Our immigration practice is built on complex, high-pressure removal cases where families need both legal skill and clear communication. We serve detained and non-detained clients across Dallas and Tarrant counties with bilingual and multilingual staff.
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Our Approach to Removal Defense
We understand that removal proceedings are adversarial and time-sensitive. Our team moves quickly to review your case, explain your options in plain language, and develop a legal strategy tailored to your specific circumstances. Whether you are detained or awaiting a hearing, we are here to fight for you.
Languages We Speak
Our bilingual and multilingual staff communicate with clients in English, Arabic, Vietnamese, Mandarin, and Spanish. We work with immigrant communities across DFW and ensure you understand every step of your case.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is a Notice to Appear, and what should I do if I receive one?
A Notice to Appear (NTA) is the document that formally begins removal proceedings against you in immigration court. It lists the charges the government is bringing and your initial court date. Contact an immigration attorney immediately — do not ignore it or miss the hearing date.Can I stop a deportation order that has already been issued?
In some cases, yes. An attorney can file a motion to reopen your case, appeal to the Board of Immigration Appeals, or seek an emergency stay of removal. The options available depend on how the order was issued and your specific circumstances. Time is critical — call us as soon as possible.What happens at a bond hearing?
At a bond hearing, an immigration judge decides whether you can be released from detention while your case is pending, and at what cost. An attorney can present evidence that you are not a flight risk and not a danger to the community, which significantly improves your chances of being released.Do I have the right to an attorney in immigration court?
Yes — but unlike criminal court, the government is not required to provide one for you. You have the right to hire your own attorney, and having legal representation dramatically improves outcomes in removal proceedings. If you cannot afford private counsel, ask us about your options during a free consultation.Can asylum be used as a defense in removal proceedings?
Yes. If you fear persecution in your home country based on race, religion, nationality, political opinion, or membership in a particular social group, you may be able to raise an asylum claim as a defense during removal proceedings. Our attorneys can evaluate whether you qualify and help you build that case.Do you work with clients who speak Arabic, Vietnamese, Mandarin, or Spanish?
Yes. Our staff includes bilingual team members in Arabic, Vietnamese, Mandarin, and Spanish. We work with immigrant communities across DFW and communicate with clients in the language they are most comfortable in.