The Law Offices of Grace M. Gmez specialize in immigration law and bringing families together for the opportunity of a better tomorrow. The attorneys at the Law offices of Grace Gmez Molinaro Molinaro specialize in immigration and criminal defense with an emphasis in asylum, criminal immigration, employment visas, and family based visas.
One of the most important differences between immigration and criminal law is that there is often no clearly defined law on when a non-citizen will or will not be deported after a criminal conviction. We have been actively involved in seeking protection for gay men and women who have been persecuted due to their sexuality or who fear returning to their country will lead to persecution, violence or retribution.
One of the most important differences between immigration and criminal law is that there is often no clearly defined law on when a non-citizen will or will not be deported after a criminal conviction. We have been actively involved in seeking protection for gay men and women who have been persecuted due to their sexuality or who fear returning to their country will lead to persecution, violence or retribution.
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Grace Gmez Molinaro is a Cuban American and Miami native who was born in Puerto Rico. Grace earned her B.S. in Political Science, magna cum laude, from Florida State University and her J.D. from Stetson University College of Law on a full merit scholarship. Grace was awarded the Judge Thomas Penick Award for Community Service while at Stetson.
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Asylum and related forms of refugee relief are typically a last resort for victims of persecution. Recently, there has been a surge of nationals seeking asylum from Venezuela, Haiti, Jamaica and the Middle East.
In order to qualify for asylum, one must prove that they were a victim of persecution by the government due to their race, religion, nationality, membership in a social group or political opinion, or that they have a valid fear of future persecution.These cases are difficult to prove but can result in legal permanent residency (green card) for the applicant and their family.
In order to qualify for asylum, one must prove that they were a victim of persecution by the government due to their race, religion, nationality, membership in a social group or political opinion, or that they have a valid fear of future persecution.These cases are difficult to prove but can result in legal permanent residency (green card) for the applicant and their family.
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Grace Gmez Molinaro has extensive experience both at the research and practical levels in handling cases where criminal and immigration law intersect. Grace frequently collaborates with criminal attorneys on these issues. For any non-citizen involved in a criminal matter, it is imperative to know the potential immigration law consequences of a criminal case as early as possible and plan accordingly.
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The Law Offices of Gmez Molinaro have been actively involved in seeking protection for gay men and women who have been persecuted due to their sexuality or who fear returning to their country will lead to persecution, violence or retribution. Press Release: Immigration attorney Grace Gmez Molinaro helping persecuted LGBT refugees acquire gender-based asylum in U.S.
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Do you know every administrative form, requisite, or procedures required for your particular petition? An immigration attorney does. And, staying current and up to date on every little change made in filing procedures or deadlines is part of the job as well. The Immigration and Nationality Act is huge.
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