Looking for a lawyer who combines confidence, charisma, and nearly 30 years of proven legal experience? Meet Brian Figeroux—New York’s leading immigration attorney and a trusted advocate across the city and beyond. More than accomplished, he is exceptional—renowned for his sharp legal mind, commanding presence, and unwavering commitment to his clients. From immigration and estate planning to family law, business matters, and beyond, Mr. Figeroux is the lawyer who listens, who cares, and who delivers results.In this episode, we dive into the issues that matter most:navigating contested and uncontested divorce when one spouse is undocumented, the rising fears of deportation prompting mixed-status families in the U.S. to create emergency plans, the critical importance of working with an estate planning attorney, and the truth about debt relief—why Chapter 7 bankruptcy is often the smarter choice over debt consolidation.Don’t hesitate. Call 855-768-8845 or visit www.askthelawyer.us to schedule a consultation today.#BrianFigeroux #TopNYAttorney #ImmigrationLawyer#LegalExpert #AskTheLawyerNow #ImmigrationMatters #MixedStatusFamilies #DivorceAndImmigration#DeportationDefense #FamilyUnity #EstatePlanning #ProtectYourLegacy #PlanForTheFuture #WealthProtection#DebtRelief #BankruptcyHelp#Chapter7Bankruptcy #FinancialFreedom #DebtSolutions#KnowYourRights #LegalAdvice
In this episode of Ask the Lawyer, we bring you thelatest immigration news, including USCIS’s first changes to the naturalization test. And we’ll explore The Path to Legalization – With or Without Inspection, giving you the insights you need to better understand your options. Be sure to share this important information with your family and friends. Stay tuned—this is Ask the Lawyer, brought to you bythe Law Firm of Figeroux & Associates, a full-service law firm proudly serving our community.To schedule a consultation:Call: 855-768-8845 Visit: www.askthelawyer.us#ImmigrationNews #USCIS #Naturalization #ImmigrationLaw#ImmigrantRights #JusticeForAll#KnowYourRights #ImmigrantVoices #FamilyImmigration#CommunitySupport #LegalHelp #LegalAdvice #LawFirm#PathToLegalStatus #ImmigrationOptions #AskTheLawyerNow#FigerouxAndAssociates #ProtectYourFuture
Living here undocumented, a green card holder, or a U.S.citizen? It’s important that you know and understand your rights—and share this vital information with your family.In this episode, we discuss: How to Establish Paternity: A Guide for Unmarried ParentsDenaturalization and the Administration’s Targeting ofU.S. CitizensDebt Relief Done Right: Why Chapter 7 Bankruptcy Can BeBetter Than Debt ConsolidationSilent No More: How VAWA Empowers Immigrant Survivors of AbuseAnd, if you’ve been a victim of Arleigh Louison’s immigrationfraud, we can help.Don’t wait until it’s too late—take action now. Callus today at 855-768-8845 or visit www.askthelawyer.us to schedule an appointment.At the Law Firm of Figeroux & Associates, we are a full-service law firm handling immigration, estate planning, andfamily matters including divorce and more!Protect your future. Protect your family. Protect andunderstand your rights!#FightForJustice #ImmigrantVoices #DebtReliefNow #StopFraud #ImmigrationFraud #VAWA #KnowYourRights #FreshStart #Paternity
Welcome to Ask the Lawyer, the program that gives youthe knowledge and power to protect yourself, your family, and your future. Each week, we dive into the issues that matter most to our community—in this episode, it’s understanding your rights when it comes to tracking ICE, navigating the challenges of divorce and debt, or planning your estate to leave an inheritance for your children.We also shine a light on justice, like helping the victimsof immigration fraud committed by individuals such as Arleigh Louison, reminding our community that you do not have to face these battles alone.The message is simple: don’t try to handle complicated legalissues on your own. Don’t gamble with your future. Get the help you deserve from the experienced team at the Law Firm of Figeroux & Associates. With the right attorney on your side, there is always a way forward.#AskTheLawyerNow#FigerouxAndAssociates#ProtectYourFuture#LegalHelpMatters #JusticeForAll#StopImmigrationFraud#KnowYourRights#ProtectImmigrants#DivorceHelp#DebtRelief#FamilyLawMatters#EstatePlanning#ProtectYourLegacy#InheritancePlanning#PlanForTheFuture#JusticeForAll#ProtectYourFuture#LegalHelpMatters
Welcome to Ask the Lawyer. Knowledge is power, and with the law, knowledge is freedom.This episode will take a closer look at some of the most pressing issues affecting our community. We’ll examine the growing trend of denaturalization and the administration’s targeting of U.S. citizens, and what this means for your rights. We’ll talk about the importance of estate planning for unmarried partners and how to make sure your loved one’s future is protected. This Labor Day weekend, remember—accidents happen. We’ll discuss what makes a strong accident claim and how to protect yourself and your family, and common mistakes to avoid. We’ll also explore the psychology of being undocumented, the stress it creates, and the resilience it demands. For the victims of Arleigh Louison’s immigration fraud, you are not alone—legal help, proper help is available. Stay tuned—Ask the Lawyer starts now, where you get the answers you need, because the lawyer you hire does make a difference!#LaborDayWeekend #AskTheLawyerNow #KnowYourRights #LegalHelpNow #ProtectYourFuture#ArleighLouisonFraud
Ask the Lawyer — where the law meets your life.We start with immigration: USCIS has raised the bar on goodmoral character. Expressions of anti-Americanism may now count against applicants when seeking immigration benefits, making it more important than ever to understand what’s at stake.August is Make a Will Month — the perfect time to protect your family, secure your assets, and make sure your legacy is carried out the way you intend.In bankruptcy news, exemptions can provide vitalprotections. From your home to personal belongings, knowing what’s safe from creditors can make the difference between despair and a true fresh start.And finally, victims of Arleigh Louison’s fraud, did youreceive an NTA? There’s still hope and help available. Contact the Law Firm of Figeroux and Associates now.Stay tuned — we’ll break down what this means for you.Call 855-768-8845 or visit www.askthelawyer to schedule a consultation today!#ImmigrationFraud#Arleigh Louison#Bankruptcy #BankruptcyExemption#BankruptyFreshStart#AugustMakeAWillMonth#EstatePlanning#USCIS #GoodMoralCharacter
When your future in America is on the line, you need the best legal representation by your side. At the Law Firm of Figeroux & Associates, Brian Figeroux, Esq., brings over 30 years of experience fighting for clients in immigration court. For example, immigration cases are high-stakes — one wrong move, and ICE can detain and deport you. Don’t walk into court alone. With our decades of legal expertise, we protect your rights, fight for your freedom, and work tirelessly to keep you with your family. Your future deserves the best defense — and the best starts here. Plus, August is Make-a-Will Month… and there’s no better time to protect your family and your legacy.#AugustMakeAWillMonth#AsktheLawyerNow#Figeroux&Associates#ImmigrationCourt#LegalRepresentation#ICEDeport#ICEAtImmigrationCourts
Brian Figeroux, Esq. sits down with veteran journalist Nayaba Arinde for a “Back to Basics” conversation that explores the issues shaping community life and leadership today.In other developments, USCIS has announced a tightening of green card rules for marriage-based cases, a change expected to have significant consequences for immigrant families across the nation.Meanwhile, the devastation of the Arleigh Louison fraud scandal continues to unfold, leaving victims grappling with financial loss and broken trust as legal proceedings advance.For a legal consultation, call 855-768-8845 or visit www.askthelawyer.us #LegalAdvice#GreenCardMarriage#USCISGreenCard#ArleighLouisonFraud#ImmigrationFraud
Summer in New York City is a season of heat, hustle, and heightened emotions—and we are here to unpack it all. In this episode of Ask the Lawyer, we delve into the seasonal uptick in crime, with a reminder that while the days are longer, the legal consequences of impulsive decisions can last a lifetime. From the chilling reality of domestic violence—, “Don’t kill your spouse, divorce your spouse”—to urgent updates on USCIS guidance regarding family-based immigration policies, this episode is as timely as it is essential. We also revisit the ongoing fallout from the Arleigh Louison fraud case, urging affected individuals to seek assistance and know their rights. Whether you’re grappling with immigration challenges, considering divorce, or recovering from financial exploitation, Ask the Lawyer offers the information and advocacy you need to make empowered legal decisions this summer and beyond.Schedule a consultation today! Call 855-768-8845 or visit www.askthelawyer.us#KnowYourRights#SummerCrime#NYCSummerSafety#DomesticViolenceAwareness#DontKillDivorce#LegalConsequences#ImmigrationUpdate#USCISNews#FamilyImmigration#ImmigrationReform#ImmigrationHelp
Tune in for urgent updates, practical legal advice, and tools to secure your future.#ImmigrationAlert#GreenCardHolder #LegalFraud #ArleighLousion #BankruptcyHelp #FinancialRecovery#EstatePlanning #ProtectYourAssets #LegalTips #FigerouxAndAssociates#KnowYourRights #ImmigrationLaw #FamilyLaw #ConsumerProtectionCall 855-768-8845 or visit www.askthelawyer.us to schedule an appointment.
Were you or a family member a victim of Arleigh Louison's immigration fraud? Get a consultation now. Call 855-768-8845 or visit www.askthelawyer.us
For individuals and businesses struggling with overwhelming financial obligations, bankruptcy can offer a legal process to manage or eliminate debt. It allows people to pause collection efforts, reorganize their finances, and in many cases, discharge certain debts entirely, providing a fresh start and a path to long-term financial recovery.Whatever your legal issue or concern, call us right now - 855-768-8845 or schedule an appointment at https://www.askthelawyer.us#bankruptcy #freshstart #financialdifficulty #ZohranMamdani
Welcome to the show, where real life, hard truths, and unexpected turns collide.Immigration remains one of the hottest and most divisive issues in America today. We dive into one of the system's most urgent and misunderstood parts: false claims to U.S. citizenship—and the life-altering consequences that follow. Families are torn apart, futures derailed, and one wrong statement can change everything forever.We also discuss how financial pressures grow, debts pile up, and how bankruptcy can be the answer.In the relationships, we look at "The Hot Woman and the Cheap Sofa: A Midlife Marriage Wake-Up Call." And while we search for relief or distraction, sometimes it comes in the form of summer parties, too many drinks, and the kinds of accidents that leave more than just physical bruises.This episode, we're discussing the things we try to avoid—legal mistakes, financial strain, emotional distance, and unexpected moments that force everything into the open.Whatever your legal issue or concern, call us right now at 855-768-8845 or schedule an appointment at https://www.askthelawyer.us
Summer is here — the heat is on, not just outside! Crime in the summer. Plus, breaking immigration news — the latest on birthright citizenship and the serious consequences of making false claims to U.S. citizenship. Plus, if yourmarriage is feeling the pressure, don't divorce your kids or your money —divorce your spouse, smartly. And watch your property — deed theft is real and on the rise.You have questions, we've got the answers! Call now 855-768-8845 or visit askthelawyer.us to schedule an appointment today!
Trump Administration Offers $1,000 and Flight Home toUndocumented Immigrants Who Self-Deport In a controversial escalation of its immigration enforcement efforts, the Trump administration announced that undocumented immigrants who voluntarily leave the UnitedStates through a new government-run application will receive $1,000 and free airfare back to their home countries.What are the Common Mistakes to Avoid after an Accident?After an accident, it’s natural to feel overwhelmed. But what you do—or don’t do—immediately afterward can have a serious impact on your personal injury claim. Even small missteps can reduce your compensation or jeopardize your case entirely.How Does Deed Theft Occur, and How Can It Be PreventedDeed theft—also known as title fraud—is one of the most devastating real estate crimes in New York State. Victims often discover too late that their property has been fraudulently transferred, mortgaged, or sold without their knowledge. Seniors, the deceased, and homeowners in gentrifying neighborhoods are frequent targets.Whatever your legal issue or concern, call us right now - 855-768-8845 or schedule an appointment at https://www.askthelawyer.us
Operation Bargain Brides: Analysis of USCIS-ICE Marriage Fraud Investigation. The USCIS-ICE investigation into a national marriage fraud ring represents a strong stance against immigration fraud. Through strategic inter-agency cooperation and diligent investigation, authorities dismantled a complex criminal enterprise. Future enforcement efforts will likely build upon such cases to ensure that marriage-based immigration remains a credible and lawful path for genuine couples.Other topics:Is NYS 50/50 Divorce? Dividing assets in a divorce is one of the most contentious aspects of dissolving a marriage. Many people assume that a divorce settlement means a 50/50 split of all assets, but this is not necessarily the case in New York State. Can I Sue a Government Entity for My Injury?If you were injured on public property, hit by a city vehicle, or harmed due to the negligence of a government employee, you may be wondering: Can I sue the government? The answer is yes—but suing a government agency in New York is different from filing a claim against a private individual or business.Warning for Non-Citizens – the Alien Registration Act. The deadline is May 10, 2025.Contact Figeroux & Associates for expert legal guidance on these and other matters in New York. 📞 Call Now: (855) 768-8845 🌐 Visit Us: www.askthelawyer.us
Why U.S. Citizens with Foreign Property Should Consider Creating a TrustEstate planning can be complex even when all assets are domestic—but for U.S. citizens holding real property abroad, it becomes especially critical to plan ahead. One of the most strategic tools in this context is the creation of a trust.Other topics:New DHS Alien Registration Rule: A 2025 Compliance AnalysisBeginning April 11, 2025, the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) will require alien registration. The registration deadline is May 10, 2025—30 days from the effective date.What Is the Process for Resolving Property Disputes in NYSProperty disputes are among the most complex and emotionally charged legal issues in New York State. Whether it’s a disagreement over property lines, co-ownership rights, easements, or fraudulent transfers, these conflicts can threaten your financial security and peace of mind.To schedule a legal consultation, call 855-768-8845 or visit www.askthelawyer.us
The Alien Registration Act: The decision whether or not to register is deeply personal and complex. But for many, combining legal preparedness with strategic compliance may offer the greatest chance of avoiding deportation while awaiting future legislative or executive relief.Other topics covered:- Fights Happen—But What Comes Next Can Bring You Closer- What Is a Living Will and Do I Need One - Unraveling Ownership: Navigating Title Disputes in NYS Whatever your legal issue or concern, call us right now - 855-768-8845 or schedule an appointment at https://www.askthelawyer.us
Other topics covered:IRS & ICE Hunt for UndocumentedHow Often Should You Update Your Estate PlanHome Ownership: Determining Your Borrowing CapacityHave a legal issue or concern? Ask the Lawyer. Call 855-768-8845 or visit www.askthelawyer.us to schedule a consultation!
Brian Figeroux, Esq., a compassionate criminal defense attorney, leads the Law Firm of Figeroux & Associates with a strong commitment to advocating for individuals facing criminal charges. With years of experience and a deep understanding of the law, his firm offers personalized, aggressive defense strategies, ensuring clients' rights and the fundamental principle of "innocent until proven guilty" are vigorously protected throughout the legal process.