Navigating Criminal Charges as an Immigrant in North Carolina
Why criminal charges create unique risks for immigrants For immigrants living in North Carolina, an arrest or criminal charge can affect more than just your immediate freedom or finances — it can also threaten your immigration status, ability to stay in the United States, or chances of obtaining a green card or citizenship. Criminal convictions can trigger deportation, make someone...Read More
The Deportation Defense Process: What You Need to Know
For anyone facing removal from the United States, the deportation process can be overwhelming. From confusing paperwork to high-stakes courtroom appearances, navigating this legal journey alone can be risky. But understanding the deportation defense process — and how a qualified immigration attorney can support you — is the first step toward protecting your future. At Fay Grafton Nuñez, PLLC,...Read More
How Criminal Convictions Can Affect Your Immigration Status
Why a criminal case and an immigration case are tied together A criminal charge or conviction is not only a matter for the state or federal court where you were charged — it can also have serious consequences for your immigration status. Whether you are applying for a green card, seeking naturalization, or already have lawful permanent residency, certain offenses may make you inadmissible,...Read More
Fay Grafton Nuñez Voted Best Immigration Law, Defense Law, & Best Law Firm In Raleigh For 2025
Fay Grafton Nuñez has been recognized by The Raleigh News & Observer as a Gold Award Winner for Best Immigration Lawyer, Best Criminal Defense Lawyer, & Best Law Firm in Raleigh for 2025. The award was earned through the votes from the Raleigh community at large, and there is no greater validity than the accolades awarded to a business by the community in which it serves. See the...Read More
When Immigration and Criminal Charges Overlap: Why Experience in Both Matters
When immigration issues and criminal charges overlap, the stakes are high. A criminal conviction can trigger deportation, block green card approval, or endanger a path to citizenship. Conversely, immigration status can affect criminal defense strategy. For anyone facing both immigration and criminal matters, hiring an attorney who understands both fields is one of the most important decisions...Read More