Getting to our office: Government Center Station closed

For our prospective and current clients who take public transit to get to our office:

Please note that the Government Center T station will be closed starting tomorrow. For more information on the Government Center station closing, please click here. You can still get to our office easily using the Haymarket station on the Orange or Green T lines, or the State Street station on the Orange or Blue T lines, or the Aquarium station on the blue line. All these are within a few blocks of our office. Here is a map:

Firm News

Glickman Turley successfully argued a criminal motion to dismiss a charge of open and lewd grossness and lascivious behavior, a sex offender registry crime, before the Boston Municipal Court.  The charge was dismissed and the minor remaining charges were dismissed with pre-trial probation.

We've moved!

The offices of Glickman Turley LLP have moved to Faneuil Hall Marketplace!

Photo credit BostonPhotoSphere on Flickr. Used under Creative Commons license

We're excited about this move for several reasons. Besides our new, larger office space, we're right next to historic Faneuil Hall. We can see people line up for their naturalization ceremonies from our office windows. Also, we're more convenient for our clients, as we're just a block from four different MBTA stations: State Street on the Orange Line, Government Center or Haymarket on the Green Line, or Aquarium on the Blue Line.

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The full address is: 1 South Market Building, 4th Floor, Boston MA 02109.


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Glickman Turley's Client Gets Promising Ruling in Immigration Appeal

One of our clients came to us when she found out she was facing deportation. After her case was rejected by an immigration judge and the Board of Immigration Appeals, Glickman Turley attorneys filed an appeal in the First Circuit Court of Appeals. We requested a stay of removal for this client, so she could remain in the U.S. while her appeal was pending. The stay was granted, but the court also identified several issues it found relevant to her claims. Specifically, the court requested information on the question of whether there was "substantial evidence" to support the BIA's findings that our client would be able to find work in her home country and that she might have been aware of misconduct by her spouse many years ago. It also questioned the BIA's authority to review credibility findings and whether our client's stated intention to exercise her rights under U.S. law, should she become a citizen, could be held against her. 

Although our client's appeal is not yet decided, this is a promising sign. We will exercise our best efforts to fight for her ability to stay in the U.S.

If you are facing deportation, or if you want to change your immigration status, Glickman Turley can help. Contact us today about your immigration issue.

Glickman Turley LLP Wins 3/10 Year-Bar Waiver Application

Glickman Turley successfully represented a client on an adjustment of status application that required a waiver of removability because the client had been unlawfully present in the U.S. for over a year and then left the U.S. Based on her marriage to a U.S. citizen with whom she has a U.S. citizen child, our client applied for an immigrant visa at her Caribbean country's U.S. Embassy. She was erroneously granted an immigrant visa only to be found inadmissible at the port of entry. After a two year struggle with DHS that included the adjustment application, removal proceedings, and a successful motion to terminate, our client was granted permanent resident status. She is eager to continue her life in the U.S., working as a stylist, caring for her family here, and planning a trip to visit her parents 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, trademark law, probate matters including wills, powers of attorney, health care proxy, same-sex parent adoptions, guardianships, animal law, or LGBT legal matters.  

Glickman Turley LLP Defends Green Card For Twenty-Year Resident

Glickman Turley successfully defended a lawful permanent resident from removal (deportation) to Africa in a decade-long struggle with the Department of Homeland Security (DHS). DHS wrongfully alleged that our client was deportable for criminal reasons and for committing fraud on immigration petitions.  In our representation, Glickman Turley represented the client on two motions to reopen and vacate criminal convictions that were based on constitutionally defective pleas. Also, our motion to terminate proceedings in the Immigration Court was granted because the client credibly testified that he did not commit immigration fraud, but rather made unknowing mistakes on immigration petitions.

Our client will continue to live in the U.S. with his lawful permanent resident wife and son and his U.S. citizen son. He will continue to work as a valued employee at a prestigious local medical institute. 

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, trademark law, probate matters including wills, powers of attorney, health care proxy, same-sex parent adoptions, guardianships, animal law, or LGBT legal matters.  

Glickman Turley LLP: Firm News

Glickman Turley successfully argued that the denial of an arrest and conviction on a green card application was not a willful knowing misrepresentation for deportation and removal purposes. The immigration court ordered the case closed and restored the immigrant's green card and ability to apply for citizenship and naturalization.

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, trademark law, probate matters including wills, powers of attorney, health care proxy, same-sex parent adoptions, guardianships, animal law, or LGBT legal matters.   

Glickman Turley LLP News: Sexually Explicit Photo Case Dismissed

Attorney Paul Glickman successfully argued that a sexually explicit photo texted as part of an online dating conversation was not obscene under Massachusetts law and that it could not be the basis for a criminal prosecution.  The Plymouth County Clerk Magistrate issued a written opinion finding that there was no probable cause for prosecution under the standards for determining obscenity set forth by the United States Supreme Court in Miller v. California, 413 U.S. 15 (1973).


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.