The Detroit, Michigan Immigration Attorneys of Wenger & Dadisman

An Advocate to Guide You through the System:

Each day, immigrants from all over the world pursue the dream of American citizenship. Unfortunately, many immigrants lose their opportunity for U.S. citizenship because they lack proper legal representation. Immigration, citizenship and nationality are increasingly complex and dynamic areas of law. Only dedicated and specialized professionals can be expected to keep up with the demands of guiding clients through this ever changing environment.

The Detroit, Michigan immigration lawyers of Wenger & Dadisman have their practice built on immigration matters and representing private individuals, families, businesses and organizations in their visa petitions to the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Service, as well as defending and litigating cases before Immigration Judges, the Board of Immigration Appeals, United States District Courts and United States Circuit Courts within the following areas:

• Application for Permanent Residence
• Battered Spouse Petitions
• Consular Processing
• Criminal Deportation / Removal Defense
• Non-Criminal Deportation / Removal Defense
• Employment-Based Cases
• Family Based Visas
• Fiancée Visas
• H, L, E Visas
• Board of Immigration Appeals / Federal Court Litigation
• Labor Certifications
• Naturalization
• Political Asylum
• TN Visas

Ready to Meet Your Needs:

Immigration Attorney David K. Wenger of Wenger & Dadisman provides legal services in Spanish, Arabic, Polish and Russian. With offices located in both Detroit, Michigan and Orlando, Florida, the immigration lawyers of Wenger & Dadisman are able to conveniently represent clients facing possible deportation and removal in the Immigration Courts located in those cities, as well as assist clients with immigration needs in any area of the United States and throughout the world.

Criminal Deportation/Removal Defense:

The Detroit, Michigan deportation defense lawyers of Wenger & Dadisman represent immigrants in the United States who have been charged or convicted of a crime and are subsequently placed in deportation or removal proceedings.

Since September 30, 1996, and the passage of the Illegal Immigration Reform and Immigrant Responsibility Act of 1996 (Pub. L. No. 104-208, 110 Stat. 3009 "IIRAIRA"), the rights of aliens in the United States have been severely curtailed when past criminal conduct is a factor. Crimes that previously did not cause immigration consequences can now trigger deportation proceedings. Crimes as serious as murder, and as minor as shoplifting, can result in deportation.

The Detroit immigration defense lawyers of Wenger & Dadisman constantly seek creative solutions to their clients’ deportation problems by staying abreast of new laws and regulations in addition to federal court decisions affecting immigrants. Immigration Attorneys Wenger & Dadisman also vigorously pursue post-conviction remedies in criminal cases to create affirmative defenses from deportation and/or removal and/or to allow aliens to qualify for deportation/removal discretionary waivers. 

Take action to protect your rights:

If you or a loved one has an immigration problem in the Detroit, Michigan area and you need help from an experienced immigration lawyer, please call Wenger & Dadisman today at (866) 435-3772, or complete the contact form provided on this site to begin your free consultation with a dedicated Detroit, Michigan immigration attorney.