Florida Immigration Bond Lawyers Helping Secure Release
Immigration and Customs Enforcement is a highly motivated arm of the immigration service in the U.S. They detain and deport people who they believe are threats and are aggressive in their work. However, that aggressive action can put people you love in jeopardy, and if you want to help them, you can reach out to us.
At Dubrule & Nowel, PLLC, we are immigration bond lawyers located in Florida. We understand how aggressive ICE can be, and we know their wide net picks up people from many walks who normally wouldn’t be on their radar. We can help you take action to help get your loved ones released with the use of immigration bonds.
Delivery Bonds Vs. Voluntary Departure Bonds
The bonds available to secure the release of someone in ICE custody fall into two major categories:
- Delivery bonds: A bond that allows a person to leave custody on the condition that they are present at all further proceedings.
- Voluntary departure bond: Bonds that are given to immigrants who will voluntarily, and at their own expense, leave the country.
As with normal bonds, someone must put up the price of the bond, which is held until the subject of the bond completes all the necessary actions.
Bond Eligibility
Not every person detained by ICE qualifies for a bond release. The Judge will not provide the opportunity to pay for a bond if they believe that the detainee:
- Is a flight risk
- Is a danger to the community
- The chances of winning the immigration case is low
However, if your loved one is able to prove that they are not going to leave the area or flee from ICE, that they are not a source of danger to the community, and otherwise our case on their behalf is strong, a bond is likely to be issued.
How Bond Costs Are Calculated
Immigration bond amounts are set at the discretion of the judge based on several factors, such as the person’s flight risk and their potential danger to the community. Other variables like ties to the community or testimony to the persons’ character can also impact these amounts. The typical amount of a bond can range considerably, with a Departure Bond often being set at $500 to a delivery bond being set at $10,000 or more.
Dedication And Perseverance In Bond Cases
If you need to secure a bond for a member of your family, we can help you with understanding what to pursue and speaking for you in court. Our understanding of the immigration law systems in Florida allows us to advocate for what you need, when you need it. Reach out to us today by phone at 813-736-0043 or send an email using this form.