Increase immigration client revenue
The first white-label FinTech & trust-automation stack built exclusively for immigration law firms.
Empower your clients to mitigate $998/day civil penalties (8 U.S.C. §1324d), leverage or liquidate U.S. real-estate equity, and fund an orderly, legal 3-year re-entry strategy — all managed through your firm's private, white-labeled platform.
Zero UPL risk·Dual-attorney managed·Strict Stripe billing separation·$899 all-in per matter · $500 platform + $399 trust review
Statutory compliance audited by Rosario K. Sorrentino, Esq. · FL Bar #1049132Equity funding, bridge capital, and any HELOC or Non-QM proceeds arranged through Save My Home Trust are subject to third-party lender approval within seven (7) to fourteen (14) calendar days from packet submission. If no lender approves the file within that window, a Standard Irrevocable Land Trust will be created and the client will appoint an independent trustee at no additional cost. Save My Home Trust does not lend money and does not guarantee funding.
Save My Home Trust and its affiliates accept matters only where (a) the subject property has sufficient equity to support the 120-day conversion window for rental or sale, OR (b) the client has sufficient reserve capital to carry the property (PITI + HOA + maintenance) for one hundred and twenty (120) days during that conversion window. Files that satisfy neither will be declined at intake.
Any property that will continue to be occupied or maintained by the client's family after the client's departure must be established as an Independent Trust with an independent trustee — not a Save My Home Trust bridge-liquidation trust. Independent Trust matters are drafted, reviewed, and executed on-platform; funding and disposition are directed by the appointed independent trustee.
The $998/day crisis your clients aren't prepared for.
When a client faces a final order of removal — cancelled TPS, denied asylum, or a sudden ICE action — they face more than deportation. They face crushing financial exposure under 8 U.S.C. §1324d, and the family home becomes vulnerable to federal civil liens.
Until now, immigration attorneys had two options: fight a losing battle, or let the client flee and abandon U.S. wealth. SaveMyHomeTrust introduces the third: the Strategic Exit.
SaveMyHomeTrust is the first and only platform that lets your firm automate complex asset-protection and rental/sale management workflows — turning an immigration emergency into an orderly, corporate-backed departure, under your brand, on a flat-fee software license.
The numbers your client is actually facing.
The "four million deportations" headline is an aspiration the data does not yet support — but the financial exposure for clients who stay past a final order is real, statutory, and being collected. Voluntary departures are up many-fold because fear is doing the work enforcement capacity can't.
For an attorney with a TPS, asylum, or removal-defense book, that means a growing cohort of clients with homes, cars, and businesses who need a lawful exit plan for their assets before the §274D meter starts.
Civil penalty under INA §274D for willful failure to depart after a final removal order — the $500 statutory figure adjusted for inflation.
As of August 2025, immigration authorities had issued ~21,500 fines totaling over $6 billion, enforced via wage garnishment, asset seizure, and property liens.
ICE has publicly stated that roughly 1.4–1.6 million non-citizens are living in the U.S. with final orders of removal — the realistic universe of clients exposed to §274D penalties.
FY25 removals are tracking only ~7% above the last Biden year; the government is well below its million-a-year interior target. Fear, not capacity, is driving voluntary departures.
DHS's self-deportation program pays stipends of approximately $1,000–$2,600 plus a free flight. For a client weighing a §274D fine clock against a paid departure, the asset-planning window is narrow — days, not months.
- · INA §274D (8 U.S.C. §1324d) — Cornell LII
- · Federal civil penalty inflation adjustments — Federal Register
- · U.S. Department of Homeland Security · News
- · Deportation Data Project — interior removals tracking
- · TRAC Immigration (Syracuse University) — immigration court backlog data
Figures current as of August 2025. Provided for attorney background; not legal advice to any client.
Three professionals. One seamless client experience — attorney-supervised end to end.
Attorney-led workflows: the platform assists with state-specific drafts, an independent trust firm reviews and approves, and your immigration firm delivers. Each party bills its own scope of work — never a shared legal fee.
- 01You enroll the client
From your white-labeled portal — carrying your immigration firm's brand — you open the matter. The client completes a guided intake in English, Spanish, or Haitian Creole covering property, vehicles, and household financials.
- 02Attorney-supervised drafting
Our proprietary platform uses rule-based automation to generate state-specific drafts of the irrevocable trust agreement, deed of conveyance, power of attorney, and asset-transfer schedule. Every draft is then reviewed, customized, and approved by independent trust counsel before execution — the platform is an internal efficiency tool, not the drafter of record.
- 03Sorrentino Law Firm reviews the trust
Because immigration counsel isn't trust counsel, every draft is reviewed, redlined, and approved by Sorrentino Law Firm PLLC — a licensed Florida trust and estates firm — before it ever reaches you. Their engagement is separate and independent.
- 04You approve and present to your client
The Sorrentino-approved packet lands in your queue under your firm's white label. You do a final review, sign as immigration counsel of record, and present it to your client. Nothing goes to the client without your authorization.
- 05Attorney-supervised trust administration
Once signed, Sorrentino Law Firm, PLLC legally supervises and manages the administration of trust assets — utilizing the SaveMyHomeTrust platform for automated administration — until independent trust-company chartering is finalized. The platform shops the HELOC, contracts the licensed brokerage, lists or rents the property, and remits net proceeds abroad with wire-compliant, FBAR-ready monthly statements.
- 06Your client's home is safe
The property is managed according to your client's directions — either rented or sold. Your client has the funds to self-deport and apply for readmission if they choose, or reliable monthly income to support themselves abroad while the trust holds and protects the home.
Immigration counsel stays immigration counsel. Trust counsel handles the trust. The platform runs the software.
Immigration attorneys aren't trust attorneys — and shouldn't have to be. Sorrentino Law Firm PLLC, an independent Florida trust and estates firm, reviews and approves every trust document before it reaches your desk. You supervise the client relationship; they supervise the trust instrument; we run the software and trustee operations.
- Attorney-client relationship with the client
- Immigration strategy and representation
- Final review of the Sorrentino-approved trust packet
- Presenting and executing the packet with the client
- Setting and billing your own immigration legal fee
- Independent trust and estates counsel (Sorrentino Law Firm PLLC)
- Attorney review, redline, and approval of every trust draft
- State-specific trust, deed, and POA sign-off
- Direct engagement letter with the client for trust scope
- Bills its own fee — included in the $899 remitted to your firm
- Rule-based drafting assistance for trust packet, deed, POA, transfer schedule (attorney-reviewed)
- White-label portal branded to the immigration firm
- Trust-administration software supporting Sorrentino Law Firm as legal supervisor (pending independent trust-company charter)
- Licensed real-estate brokerage, HELOC placement, PM
- Software license fee — never a legal fee
You bill immigration. Sorrentino bills the trust. We bill the platform. Nobody splits a fee.
Rule 5.4 forbids lawyers and non-lawyers from sharing legal fees. It also cautions against splitting legal fees between firms except under Rule 1.5(e). Our model avoids both: three distinct scopes, three distinct engagements, three distinct invoices — each priced to its own work.
Your client never sees our name. Unless you want them to.
Headers, footers, emails, e-sign envelopes, statements — every client-facing surface carries your firm.
trust.yourfirm.com points to a tenant we host. SSL, deliverability, the works.
Multilingual intake in English, Spanish, and Haitian Creole. Clients see you, not us.
Every AI draft routes to a paralegal-ready review screen. Track turnaround, sign in two clicks.
Trust packet, deed, IDs, POAs, monthly statements — encrypted, retention-compliant, exportable.
Every signature, edit, distribution, and call is logged. Bar-grievance ready, court-ready.
A unified client experience — with a real trust firm on the review line.
SaveMyHomeTrust.io is a DBA of DetencionDefensa.com, Inc., a Delaware corporation. It is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice. Trust documents are reviewed and approved by Sorrentino Law Firm PLLC, an independent Florida trust and estates firm. Immigration representation stays with your firm. Three separate engagement letters, three separate invoices.
Immigration attorneys are not trust attorneys. Every trust packet is reviewed and approved by Sorrentino Law Firm PLLC — a licensed trust and estates firm — under its own engagement letter with the client. That is what keeps the immigration attorney out of unauthorized practice on the trust side.
Immigration fee flows client-to-immigration-firm. Trust review fee flows immigration-firm-to-Sorrentino. Software license flows immigration-firm-to-SaveMyHomeTrust. Trustee, brokerage, and lender fees flow inside the trust corpus or from third parties. No fee is shared across professionals.
Each professional signs its own scope-limited engagement letter with the client — immigration counsel for immigration matters, Sorrentino for trust review and approval, SaveMyHomeTrust for trustee and platform services. Versioned, timestamped, language-of-choice, e-signed.
AI generates drafts. Sorrentino reviews and approves the trust instrument. Your firm reviews and signs off before presenting to the client. No document reaches the client unreviewed by an attorney qualified for that scope.
The client-facing portal, packet, and e-sign envelopes all carry your immigration firm's brand. Sorrentino's role is disclosed to the client in the engagement letter — as required — but the client experience is unified.
Initial coverage is Florida only. Sorrentino Law Firm PLLC leads trust review in-state. Additional jurisdictions will be added in later phases via supervised local trust counsel where required by state.
$899 per client matter. Flat. That's it.
$500 to SaveMyHomeTrust for the platform, trustee, and vendor network. $399 to Sorrentino Law Firm for independent trust review. No seat fees. No minimums. No setup. You set what you bill the client.
- Trust packet, deed, POA, transfer schedule
- Attorney review queue + e-sign
- Multilingual client portal (EN / ES / HT)
- Attorney-supervised trust administration for life of matter
- Brokerage, lending, and PM placement included
- Audit trail and document vault
Eight questions every partner firm asks.
Why does Sorrentino Law Firm review the trust instead of my firm?+
Because immigration attorneys aren't trust attorneys, and drafting or approving a trust instrument outside your competence raises Rule 1.1 (competence) and, in some states, UPL concerns. Sorrentino Law Firm PLLC is a licensed Florida trust and estates firm engaged directly by the client under its own limited-scope engagement letter. You stay squarely inside your immigration practice.
Is this fee splitting?+
No. There are three separate engagements and three separate invoices: your immigration fee (client → your firm), the trust review fee (your law firm → Sorrentino Law Firm), and the platform license (your firm → SaveMyHomeTrust). No fee is shared between professionals. Trustee, brokerage, and lender-placement fees are paid from the trust corpus or by third parties — none of which is the practice of law.
What exactly do you deliver versus what my firm delivers?+
We deliver the software, the Sorrentino-approved trust packet, attorney-supervised trust administration (Sorrentino Law Firm, PLLC, until independent trust-company chartering is finalized), and the brokerage and property-management network. Your firm delivers the immigration representation and the client relationship. The client sees one unified, white-labeled experience under your brand.
Who carries malpractice exposure?+
Each firm carries its own. Your firm insures its immigration representation. Sorrentino insures its trust review and approval. SaveMyHomeTrust carries E&O for platform, trustee, brokerage, and PM operations. Because scopes are separate and disclosed, exposure follows the scope.
What states do you operate in today?+
Florida only at launch. Sorrentino Law Firm PLLC leads trust review in-state. Additional jurisdictions will be added in later phases via supervised local trust counsel where the state requires it.
Do you replace my paralegal?+
No. The platform sits next to your existing staff. Most partner firms route matters through a paralegal, who receives the Sorrentino-approved packet and queues it for partner sign-off.
Can the client sell, or only rent?+
Either. The trust agreement enumerates both. Most clients facing voluntary departure prefer a sale; clients facing TPS uncertainty often rent and revisit.
What happens if my client returns to the U.S.?+
The trust agreement includes a revocation pathway available once the client returns lawfully. The corpus reverts; the trust closes.
How long from intake to first signature?+
Median 6 business days end-to-end: 1–2 days AI draft, 2–3 days Sorrentino review, 1 day your final sign-off. Same-day rush for active-removal matters.
Tell us about your firm.
We respond within one business day with platform access, your white-label subdomain, and a 20-minute walkthrough call.