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Diana RubinAttorney at Law · New York

Law Office of Diana Rubin

Deportation Defense

Representation in Removal Cases

Protect Your Rights in Court

Attorney Diana Rubin

Personal legal representation

Diana Rubin, Esq.

Removal proceedings can affect your family, livelihood, and ability to remain in the United States. Diana Rubin provides immigration court representation and evaluates the defenses and forms of relief available in your circumstances.

Diana Rubin’s federal litigation practice includes immigration habeas corpus and mandamus matters. She is admitted to nine federal district courts and the First, Fourth, and Fifth Circuit Courts of Appeals.

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How we help

A strategy built around your immigration history

We review the Notice to Appear, immigration records, and relevant personal history to identify disputed allegations and potential relief. Depending on the case, options may include asylum, withholding of removal, CAT protection, cancellation of removal, adjustment of status, or appropriate motions.

  • Review charges, hearing notices, and the procedural history.
  • Identify available defenses and gather supporting evidence.
  • Prepare for hearings and evaluate appeal or reopening options when appropriate.

Do not miss a scheduled hearing. Filing deadlines and eligibility rules vary; an individual review is essential before deciding how to proceed.

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