Orlando Immigration Bond Lawyer

Orlando immigration bond attorney John Gihon helps people obtain IMMIGRATION BONDS at the Orlando Immigration Court and Baker County Detention Facility.

Orlando Immigration Bond Attorney John Gihon spends a lot of time in immigration bond hearings at the Orlando Immigration Court. He represents clients that are both in-custody and out of custody. Many of his in-custody clients are located at the Baker County Detention Facility, located near our Jacksonville Office.

In any deportation case, a person may be eligible for an Immigration bond if he or she is not subject to Mandatory Detention under immigration law. In general, a bond should be granted unless the person is considered a threat to national security, likely to abscond (not show up for court), or is poor bail risk. ICE (Immigration and Customs Enforcement) initially will determine whether to give the person a bond. ICE may give the person a bond if they determine the person is not a flight risk or a danger.

When ICE first comes into contact with a person they are going to place in deportation proceedings, they first issues a Notice To Appear (NTA) to the person. This is the charging document. ICE will next make a custody determination. They will take several factors into consideration when determining whether to issue the person a bond, including:

• whether detainee has a fixed address in the U.S
• length of residence in the U.S.
• local family ties and whether ties may entitle detainee to reside in U.S.
• record of appearances in court
• employment history
• criminal record
• history of immigration violations
• attempts to flee prosecution or escape
• manner of entry
• membership in community organizations
• immoral acts or participation in subversive activities
• financial ability to post bond

Lasnetski Gihon Law has an office near the Orlando Immigration Court and an office near the Baker County Detention Facility. That puts us in a unique position to help people who are detained in the Baker County Detention Facility. We have attorneys who can go see clients in custody in the Baker County Detention Facility and we have attorneys who go to Court in the Orlando Immigration Court. We focus on helping clients who are initially detained and in deportation proceedings. If you have a case or loved one who is detained in the Baker County Detention Facility, call us now for a free consultation and let us tell you how we can help.

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Orlando immigration bond lawyer John Gihon will contact ICE and can present a detailed bond memorandum with exhibits and documentary evidence designed to secure the release of your loved one. If ICE refuses to give the person a bond, John Gihon will file a Motion for Bond Redetermination with the Immigration Court and argue the bond motion before an Immigration Judge.

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