If a friend or family member has been detained by ICE and is currently held at the GEO Aurora ICE Processing Center in Aurora, Colorado, it’s crucial to understand the options available for legal representation and support. At USADefend Law Firm, we specialize in assisting detained individuals at this specific facility, guiding them through the legal complexities that come with immigration detention.
Our services for detained individuals include:
- Initial evaluation of the case to determine the best legal strategy.
- Preparation and submission of necessary legal documents and forms.
- Direct support in gathering any required evidence or documentation.
- Representation in any necessary hearings or interviews.
- Continuous communication on behalf of the detainee to respond to any requests for additional information.
We handle these cases on a flat fee basis, ensuring that friends and family know upfront the cost of legal representation without any hidden fees. This fee covers all the legal work mentioned above but does not include government application or filing fees.
Once we receive the detainee’s information, we will issue an invoice for payment. Upon receipt of payment, we file an electronic notice of representation with the court. This grants us unrestricted access to the court’s electronic files. With this access, we then conduct an in-depth evaluation of all legal options available to request the detainee’s release from custody.
We are committed to providing support through email, phone, and video to assist you every step of the way in securing the rights and proper treatment of your loved ones detained at the GEO Aurora ICE Processing Center.
Hiring an attorney for immigration detention issues significantly increases the chances of securing a release.
Having an experienced lawyer provides essential guidance through the complex immigration laws and court processes. An attorney can stand up for the detainee’s rights, argue for their release based on their specific situation, and address any mistakes or unfair reasons for detention.
