Family & Removal Based Immigration Attorney in Fort Worth
If you are facing the deportation of a family member or need assistance with family based immigration, our law firm can help. We know how to work within the legal system to get your case heard so you get a fair outcome. We have successfully defended many clients in the Fort Worth area to stop deportation for themselves or a family member.
About Us
Rocio is a passionate advocate of the immigrant population. As a Mexican-American who grew up in Fort Worth, Texas, she is proud to be able to represent her community.
Her passion for helping the immigrant community was nurtured by the excellent guidance of the law professors in the Immigration clinical program. As a law student, Rocio interned for the Law Office of Francisco Hernandez where her passion for helping the immigrant community was further cultivated and fortified.
Rocio is fluent in Spanish and is able to communicate effectively with clients. She is determined to help families and companies navigate increasingly intricate immigration laws.
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When you work with the Law Office of Francisco Hernandez, you gain allies who will fight for you. More importantly, you will actually have the opportunity to work directly with your attorney as your future is negotiated and decided upon.
Our office understands the challenges you face in this trying time. If you are found guilty, you risk jail time, large fines, or deportation/removal. The team at the Law Office of Francisco Hernandez does not take these risks lightly. Whether you are an individual charged with a crime, facing deportation, or an officer of a corporation involved in international relations, you receive the same personalized attentive approach and strong legal representation.
Regardless of your situation, you can be confident that you will get the same level of commitment from Rocio Martinez, an Immigration attorney at the Law Office of Francisco Hernandez.
In person or virtual appointments are available
Why Choose Rocio Martinez
- Bilingual
- Affordable Services
- Honest
- Personalized Attention
- Passionate Advocacy
- Prior Record of Success
- Compassionate
- Reliable
Public Charge Rule Vacated
On November 2, 2020, a federal district court vacated the new Department of Homeland Security (DHS) public charge rule. This means that as of November 2, 2020, U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) cannot apply the new rule or require use of the new Form I-944.
