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Our lawyers are here to help Arizonans with criminal defense, personal injury, DUI cases, and immigration law.

For over 20 years, more than 40,000 clients have trusted our law firm in Arizona to handle their Criminal Defense, Personal Injury, Immigration Law, and DUI cases. Our lawyers are ready to do the same for you.

We have developed powerful strategies for handling cases effectively to get you and your loved ones the justice you deserve. Our team will take the time to educate you about your case so that you always understand what we are doing, and what comes next.

If you need a law firm in Arizona to be your fierce advocate, your compassionate supporter, and your dependable guide, our team is here for you.

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Criminal Defense

If you or your loved one has been arrested for — or charged with a crime — it is crucial that you contact an experienced attorney right away.

Our law firm in Phoenix can help you build a solid defense and work to protect your future and your freedom. With solid roots in immigration law, we are uniquely qualified to help if your criminal case is threatening your ability to live and work in the U.S. No matter the circumstances, our lawyers are here for you.

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Immigration Law

If you’re feeling overwhelmed by the complexity of your situation, our team is here to guide and protect you along your immigration journey.

As our valued client, you will have a full team of immigration attorneys in Phoenix working on your case, ready to guide you and answer any questions you may have along the process. We will also provide you with regular updates about your case, and you will always have someone to contact with questions. Let us help you and your loved ones.

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Adjustment of Status (Green Cards in U.S.)

Foreign nationals who have been legally admitted to the United States and continue to maintain their legal status, may change their immigration status from one category status to another, without having to return back to their country of origin to complete visa processing. This is called “Adjustment of Status.”

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VAWA & U-Visa

Victims of physical violence or other abuses may receive protection - under the law - for special immigration benefits. The law is called VAWA and it allows for illegal immigrants to remain in the U.S. if they were victims of extreme physical, emotional or psychological abuse. Another related benefit which is called “U Visa”, providing them a waiver.

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Consular Process (Green Cards Outside of U.S.)

At our law firm in Phoenix, our attorneys are admitted to practice immigration law in all 50 states. We have helped thousands of clients petition their fiancées to come to the U.S. to join them on a K-1 non-immigrant fiancée visa. If the couple marries within 90 days of the visa-holder’s arrival in the U.S., then the foreign spouse may stay in the US while applying for lawful Permanent Resident status.

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Cancellation of Removal (Deportation Defense)

If you are a foreign national who has been detained by Immigration & Customs Enforcement (ICE) for being in the country illegally, you have the right to appear before an immigration judge and defend your ability to stay in the US. The judge will weigh the evidence presented by you and by DHS Attorney before rendering his final decision.

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U.S. Citizenship

Some individuals may be unaware that they have a claim to U.S. citizenship based on parentage. For example, a person born outside of the United States to U.S. citizen parent(s) may have already derived citizenship through his parent(s), and may be eligible to obtain a Certificate of Citizenship to show documented proof of his U.S. citizenship status.

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Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA)

Certain people with unlawful presence in the U.S. who came to this country as children can receive a renewable two-year period of deferred action from deportation and become eligible for a work permit in the U.S. To be eligible for the program, recipients cannot have felonies or serious misdemeanors on their records and some other considerations apply.

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Personal Injury

Our personal injury attorneys will fight tirelessly to help you seek justice and fair compensation.

From our offices in Phoenix and Tucson, our attorneys and support staff deliver quality counsel to clients across Arizona in a wide range of personal injury matters, including motor vehicle accidents, slip and fall accidents, dog bites, boat accidents, bicycle accidents, pedestrian accidents, and more.

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OUR DEDICATED LEGAL TEAM

At Maria Jones Law Firm, we take the extra steps for our clients. We offer free home visits or will travel anywhere that is convenient for you at no extra cost! If you don't have time, transportation, or just can't find a babysitter for a case evaluation, no matter the circumstance, we will be there!

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Founding Attorney

James Winings

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Immigration Division

Paula Padilla

Attorney Of Counsel
Immigration

Seth Apfel

Attorney Of Counsel
Criminal Defense

Zach Divelbiss

Attorney Of Counsel
Criminal Defense

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UPCOMING CHANGES FOR IMMIGRANTS

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Undocumented people can apply for temporary legal status. After 5 years they can become Permanent Residents- provided no criminal or national security issues and they have paid taxes. DACA, TPS Holders, certain immigrant farmworkers can apply immediately for a greencard. Once you have the greencard, you can apply for Citizenship after three years. The cut-off […]

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