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FCA Article 10 - Abuse & Neglect

Concurrent Criminal Proceedings

A criminal conviction for almost ANY family offense can render a non-citizen deportable.

Family Court Admissions & Findings

  • Even when there is no criminal conviction, an admission to conduct in Article 10 or family court proceedings can have negative consequences, including:
    • Bar to citizenship,
    • Bar to lawful permanent residence (otherwise referred to as an LPR card),
    • Bar to most forms of relief from deportation,
    • Denial of admission to the United States after travel abroad.
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FCA Article 10 - Abuse & Neglect

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