Best Immigration lawyers in ST PAUL

Julie M. Carlson (formerly Zimmer) is the Managing Attorney of Zimmer Law Group. She started Zimmer Law Group in 2006 and has been practicing law since 1993. Julie speaks English and Spanish. She ge...

Julie M. Carlson (formerly Zimmer) is the Managing Attorney of Zimmer Law Group. She started Zimmer Law Group in 2006 and has been practicing law since 1993. Julie speaks English and Spanish. She gets to learn from her clients about their traditions, religious beliefs, culinary delights, politics, economics, gender rights, and more. In addition to learning about her clients’ cultures, Julie loves getting to meet and affect generations of a family.

Peter M. Nagell has a heart for defending immigrants and their families. He gives families and employers working with him the personalized attention they need when when their homes and their jobs are...

Peter M. Nagell has a heart for defending immigrants and their families. He gives families and employers working with him the personalized attention they need when when their homes and their jobs are at stake. A fluent Spanish and German speaker, Peter makes it his goal to be accessible to his clients. He limits the number of cases he takes so he can be more responsive to clients' needs. Peter never wants his title as lawyer to be intimidating.

Graham Ojala-Barbour comes to immigration law out of a conviction that everyone in their society deserves to be treated fairly. As a teenager, he worked with undocumented immigrants and saw one of his...

Graham Ojala-Barbour comes to immigration law out of a conviction that everyone in their society deserves to be treated fairly. As a teenager, he worked with undocumented immigrants and saw one of his co-workers treated unfairly and eventually deported. He heard about what it is like to come to this country and to live without immigration status. Graham believes that practicing immigration law can be a way to do good in the world, by helping immigrants who don’t deserve to have their lives and families ripped away by deportation.