Helping Immigrants Minimize the Impact of Criminal Convictions
Keen Law Offices, LLC operates at the intersection of immigration law and criminal defense, commonly referred to as crimmigration. By focusing on these two closely connected areas, we provide strategic representation for clients whose freedom and immigration status are at risk. Based in Orem, we serve clients in post-conviction proceedings throughout Provo, Salt Lake City, and across the State of Utah.
Experienced Representation in Post-Conviction Relief
Our firm's combined experience in criminal and immigration law allows us to effectively represent noncitizens seeking post-conviction relief. We understand how criminal convictions can trigger severe immigration consequences, including deportation, visa revocation, and inadmissibility. Our attorneys work diligently to pursue legal strategies aimed at minimizing or eliminating those consequences.
Post-Conviction Relief Options
If you have been convicted of a crime, our attorneys may be able to pursue relief by:
- Filing motions to reduce or modify convictions
- Seeking reduction of a felony to a misdemeanor
- Moving to vacate a conviction entirely
- Challenging convictions based on ineffective assistance of counsel
- Arguing that you were not properly advised of immigration consequences before entering a plea
We conduct a thorough review of your case to identify legal errors or opportunities for relief, and we take prompt, strategic action to protect your immigration status.
Comprehensive Representation for All Situations
We represent clients across a wide range of circumstances from recent immigrants facing new charges to long-term permanent residents dealing with past convictions that now place their status at risk. Every case is carefully evaluated, and we provide honest guidance regarding your options and likelihood of success.
Take Action to Protect Your Status
If a criminal conviction is affecting your immigration status, it is important to act quickly. Contact Keen Law Offices, LLC today at (801) 374-5336 to discuss your case and explore your options for relief.