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Billy Husher is a dedicated bilingual attorney based in Independence, specializing in Employment Law and Immigration. With over a decade of experience advocating for justice, particularly for immigrants, Billy combines his passion for community service with a robust legal practice. He has volunteered with various organizations and served on the boards of immigrant rights non-profits, which inspired him to pursue a legal career focused on client-centered criminal immigration law. Billy’s practice encompasses a wide range of immigration issues, with approximately half dedicated to removal defense. He fervently defends clients at risk of deportation, prioritizing the preservation of family unity and lawful immigration status. Known for his client-centered approach, Billy takes the time to educate and inform his clients about the complexities of the immigration process, presenting them with tailored options and recommending the best paths forward. His comprehensive services extend beyond removal defense; Billy assists clients with securing immediate relative visas, family preference visas, asylum applications, and various forms of relief under the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA). He also helps clients navigate U visas for victims of crime, T visas for trafficking survivors, and employment-related immigration matters. Additionally, he is committed to helping families reunite by facilitating the immigration process for relatives abroad. Currently, Billy is expanding his practice to include criminal defense, broadening his capacity to serve the community. His commitment to his clients and their families, combined with his bilingual skills, makes him a valuable advocate for those navigating the complexities of immigration law in the United States.
Criminal defense attorneys represent individuals accused of crimes, protecting their constitutional rights throughout the legal process. They work to achieve the best possible outcome through negotiation or trial. Common matters include dui/dwi, drug charges, assault, theft.