Reach out to Barraza Law, APC. Each client is a cherished individual with loved ones who care deeply about them. We take the time to learn about you personally to provide the best possible support. You’re not just a case or a number to us.
Top-tier representation for defending against misdemeanor and felony accusations.
Targeted legal actions aimed at reversing wrongful convictions, with a focus on non-citizens. Helping you avoid deportation.
Dedicated defense for individuals with mental health conditions, prioritizing rehabilitation and treatment instead of incarceration.
Defensive legal approaches designed to safeguard non-citizens from deportation when dealing with criminal charges.
We review your criminal record and immigration documents thoroughly
Asylum is a legal protection granted to individuals fleeing persecution in their home country due to race, religion, nationality, political opinion, or membership in a particular social group.
Comprehensive assistance for young immigrants pursuing security and stability through SIJS and guardianship pathways.
A form of relief that allows certain non-citizens facing deportation to remain in the U.S. if they meet specific eligibility requirements
Being charged with a crime does not automatically lead to a conviction or require a guilty plea. Both the California and U.S. Constitutions provide criminal defendants with important rights to protect their freedoms from being unjustly taken.
Choosing an attorney with multi-level experience is crucial for any criminal case. Mr. Barraza has vast experience in Criminal Court, Mental Health Court, Drug Court, Veteran’s Court, Immigration Court, and has represented Client’s at interviews at United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS). With this extensive experience, Mr. Barraza’s expertise and reputation are second to none. He has assisted countless clients and reunited families, always applying the same level of dedication and commitment to every case. When you partner with Barraza Law, APC, you can trust that you have the best advocate on your side.
A criminal conviction can result in the loss of your freedom, reputation, livelihood, and family. Don’t let that happen—contact Alejandro Barraza and his experienced defense team today to protect your future.
Deep knowledge in criminal and immigration law
Every case treated with unique attention
History of favorable outcomes for clients
Beyond legal advice - full support and guidance
Explore our FAQ section for quick answers to common queries and learn more about how Empire Law, Inc. can navigate you through your legal journey.
While there are no guarantees, we promise to do everything in our power to get your charges dropped, restore your good name, and get you back on the right track. Reach out to our office for a free consultation to discuss your case and begin strategizing.
If the complainant (alleged victim) does not want to press charges, the prosecutor may take this into account. However, prosecutors can and often do pursue charges even if the complainants don’t cooperate. Especially if the offense involved a violent or dangerous crime.
Depends. Every case and every client is different. For example, a client who has DACA or is a Legal Permanent Resident or is TPS will approach a case differently because of the immigration consequences. At Empire Law, Inc. prior to making the decision of going forward, we will discuss all of the details of your case.
Not before discussing your case with an experienced attorney. Accepting a plea deal is the same as admitting guilt. Although you may receive a lesser sentence, you’ll still be left with a criminal record that can be more damaging to your future than served penalties. It’s well worth your time to explore all of your options before accepting a plea deal.
Even if you’re set on pleading guilty, you should always consult an attorney before entering your guilty plea. Their legal knowledge can help reduce or remove penalties completely from what would otherwise be harsh consequences for the crime committed.
Proving guilt “beyond a reasonable doubt” refers to the standard of proof the prosecution must meet in a criminal case. The standard of proof is the level of certainty each juror must have before determining that a defendant is guilty of a crime.
The jury listens to the evidence during a trial, decides what facts the evidence has established, and draws inferences from those facts to form the basis for their decision. The jury decides whether a defendant is “guilty” or “not guilty.” A jury is a group of people summoned and sworn to decide on the facts in issue at a trial.
Reach out to Barraza Law, APC, today and take the first step towards experienced, empathetic legal representation tailored to your unique needs.
