What Would Happen to Your Property and Your Children If You Were Detained by Immigration?

26 In this video, we talk about something many people do not consider until it is too late: how to protect your bank accounts, your vehicle, your home, and above all, the well-being of your children in the event of a possible immigration detention. Having a trusted person as a joint account holder on your accounts, authorizing someone to pick up your vehicle, having a Power of Attorney to manage important payments, and legally designating who can care for your children in your absence can make a significant difference in a difficult moment. Preparing does not mean something is going to happen, but it does allow you and your family to be protected. In addition to being prepared, it is essential to explore the legal alternatives that could help you adjust your status in the United States. Each case is different. If you have questions about your immigration situation or would like legal guidance, we invite you to contact our office. We are here to advise you.