Queens DWI Lawyer

DWI Charges and Immigration

While a DWI conviction will not always result in the instigation of removal proceedings, it is possible that this may occur. Aggravating factors such as driving without a license or with a suspended license, or multiple DWI convictions can increase the likelihood of deportation occurring as a result. Additionally, regardless of the outcome or effect of your DWI case, the charge itself may bring you to the attention of Immigration, which can cause problems if your immigration status can otherwise be questioned. If you are an alien who has been charged with DWI, you need a Queens criminal defense attorney who can work to protect you from both criminal consequences and immigration complications.

At Musa-Obregon & Associates, we operate across both these areas of law in order to provide our clients with an approach which encompasses all the issues they are facing. Failing to account for one or the other can have disastrous consequences. As our firm addresses both of these aspects of your case simultaneously, you can avoid the inconvenience, additional costs, and potential errors that can arise when you a criminal lawyer and immigration attorney separately representing you.

Protecting Your Rights

We feel strongly about helping to protect you from the potentially severe consequences of a DWI conviction, immigration and otherwise. Our dedicated team will review the specifics of your case for factors which may result in a reduction or removal of criminal charges, or an acquittal. Attorney Michael Musa-Obregon has been a featured commentator on multiple television and radio programs regarding issues impacting immigrant communities. He also hosts several educational immigration radio programs and produces a weekly television show regarding legal rights. The right representation can make all the difference to your future and we will do all we can to help you and your family.

If you are an alien who has been accused of drunk driving, contact a Queens DWI lawyer immediately for help avoiding conviction and deportation.