Immigration lawyers in ATLANTA

Charles H. Kuck is the Founder and Managing Partner of Kuck Baxter LLC and oversees its worldwide immigration practice. Mr. Kuck assists international immigrant investors, employers and employees with...

Charles H. Kuck is the Founder and Managing Partner of Kuck Baxter LLC and oversees its worldwide immigration practice. Mr. Kuck assists international immigrant investors, employers and employees with business and professional visas, labor certifications, immigrant visas, consular representation, and citizenship matters. Mr. Kuck also maintains an active Federal Court practice focusing on immigration issues. He has represented asylum seekers and others in more than 700 trials before the Immigration Courts.

Carolina Antonini , Prior to 1996, the year she became an attorney, Ms. Antonini worked as a social worker and as a program director for the Catholic Archdiocese of Atlanta and the St. Vincent de Paul...

Carolina Antonini , Prior to 1996, the year she became an attorney, Ms. Antonini worked as a social worker and as a program director for the Catholic Archdiocese of Atlanta and the St. Vincent de Paul Society developing and providing services for Georgia’s indigent immigrant community. She also created and conducted cultural sensitivity seminars for service providers and law enforcement personnel, as well as health, legal, and social seminars for the immigrant community.

Michael Urbina founded the Urbina Law Firm in 2013. Prior to founding Urbina Law Firm, Urbina’s goal was to become an in-house corporate attorney. He went on to work for in-house legal departments of...

Michael Urbina founded the Urbina Law Firm in 2013. Prior to founding Urbina Law Firm, Urbina’s goal was to become an in-house corporate attorney. He went on to work for in-house legal departments of international companies such as Coca-Cola Company, Invesco Limited, Crawford & Company and Kemira Chemicals. However, after an opportunity in the Department of Homeland Security’s Office of the Chief Legal Advisor (OPLA), he saw the need for representation in the immigrant community and developed a keen interest in immigration law.