At DeMine Immigration Law Firm, we take immense pride in celebrating the remarkable achievements of our founding partner and lead attorney, Indera DeMine. With unwavering dedication and an exceptional track record, Attorney DeMine has been recognized as a Rising Star by Super Lawyers for an ...

DeMine Immigration Law Firm is excited to introduce our new receptionist, Alexandria Fernandez! Alexandria was born and raised in Florida and loves to travel and experience different cultures. She is passionate about helping families achieve their American dream, just like her own parents did for ...

DeMine Immigration Law Firm is thrilled to welcome our newest team member, Jessica Perez Jauregui, as our receptionist. Jessica brings with her a wealth of experience and a passion for helping our clients. She is an immigrant herself and knows firsthand the challenges of the immigration process, ...

March is Women's History Month, and we at DeMine Immigration Law Firm wanted to take the opportunity to recognize and celebrate women making a difference in our community. One of these women is our very own founder and partner, Indera DeMine.

Indera DeMine's story is an inspiration to many. Her journey from an immigrant from Guyana to owning and operating a successful immigration law firm in downtown Fort Myers is a testament to the power of determination and hard work. Recently, a news article published on Fox4Now highlighted her story ...

Due to the Corona Virus, the DeMine Immigration Law Firm, P.A. has suspended all in-person office visits. We are still meeting and communicating with all clients telephonically and electronically (email, text, and video chat if necessary).

Today our office received FIVE approvals!! This included:

Immigration Attorney Indera DeMine, speaks on the problems of Immigration and Juan and Rosa's stories of how badly the system treats hard-working immigrants.

Immigration Attorney Indera fears that this new deal and more arrests will cause a backlog in immigration courts. And the treatment of people with minor offenses can be detained and held by ICE the same way people with serious felonies can.