Last week, Glickman Turley's immigration attorney Ellen Sullivan
successfully moved to reopen removal (deportation) proceedings
against a woman whose prior attorney failed to provide effective
assistance of counsel. Now, with the case reopened, the client has
the opportunity before the Boston Immigration Court to defend her
green card or, in the alternative, apply for asylum for protection
from religious and social group persecution in her home country.
Glickman Turley's experienced attorneys represent individuals on a wide range of immigration matters, as well as other legal issues. Please contact our attorneys if you wish to discuss representation on immigration matters, real estate purchase and sales, condominium associations, criminal defense, non-profit law, civil litigation, business litigation, business law, probate matters including wills, powers of attorney, health care proxy, same-sex parent adoptions, guardianships, animal law, or LGBT legal matters.
