This program provides immigration attorneys with a structured and strategic approach to developing extreme hardship claims in waiver and cancellation of removal cases. Participants will explore the clinical and psychosocial criteria used in evaluations and how those factors align with legal standards.
The course examines how hardship impacts both the client and qualifying family members, including emotional, financial, medical, and developmental consequences. It also provides practical guidance on identifying when a psychosocial evaluation is warranted and how to integrate those findings into persuasive legal arguments.
By combining clinical insight with legal strategy, attorneys will be better equipped to present comprehensive and compelling hardship claims.
Learning Objectives:
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