Ratliff Robert A Attorney

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Our firm has aggressively represented individuals charged with federal crimes throughout the United States. We have an extensive history of representing individuals in appellate and post-conviction litigation including sentencing. As the United States Supreme Court continues to modify the rules of criminal procedure and Congress continues to be tough on crime by reducing the availability of appeals and other post-conviction litigation, it has become increasingly important to have representation by counsel familiar with the intricacies of post-conviction litigation.
Our firm is devoted to vigorously representing each of our clients. We are devoted to providing the highest level of service to each clients. Our staff will regularly communicate with you and your family to discuss the progress of your case, and we will respond personally to your inquiries.

Our Immigration practice focuses on Immigration Services for families and individuals. We offer free consultations at any of our office locations in Alabama, Mississippi or Florida, or via telephone.
We have a proven record of experience with family based visas, k-1 or k-3 visas, visa waivers, green cards through family, employment or asylum. We can assist you in obtaining E treaty trader or investor visas as well as visas for artists, entertainers or athletes.
Our firm is dedicated to the aggressive defense of removal, deportation and immigration bond cases. The nearby Immigration Court at Oakdale, Louisiana has become one of the nations busiest courts for removal and deportation proceedings. From our Mobile, Alabama or Biloxi, Mississippi offices we regularly appear before the Immigration Court at New Orleans, Louisiana and Oakdale, Louisiana. If you or a loved one, has been served with a Notice to Appear before an Immigration Court anywhere in the United States contact us right away for a free consultation and to learn how we can help you.

The following language is required pursuant to Rule 7.2, Alabama Rules of Professional Conduct: No representation is made that the quality of legal services to be performed is greater than the quality of legal services performed by other lawyers.