Cancellation of Removal

   Many illegal aliens who have been living in the United States for a number of years are threatened with deportation.  Their spouses and/or children, who are citizens, may suffer from a variety of traumatically induced regressive/pathological cognitive and psychosocial outcomes that could constitute extreme and unusual hardship. 

   Dr. Stutman, as an impartial expert, evaluates the immigrant regarding his or her character, the spouse for possible psychological consequences to threatened or actual separation, and the citizen children for possible traumatic effects of parental absence.  A Psychological Evaluation may document these potential consequences.   

   Dr. Stutman, along with co-author P Brady-Amoon, has recently written the definitive article on how to evaluate the psychological hardship of qualifying relatives, when securing an intact family structure is an appropriate intervention. It will soon to be published in the Journal of Forensic Psychology Practice:

“Supporting dependent relatives of undocumented immigrants through cancellation of removal and waivers of inadmissibility/excludability.” Journal of Forensic Psychology Practice, with P Brady-Amoon, 2011, 11:4

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