Carrie Nguyen founded the law office with the mission of helping families stay together. As an immigrant herself, Carrie understands how important your immigration issue is to you and your family. Her passion is protecting immigrants from deportation and ultimately to obtain legal status and citizenship.

She has been recognized as a Rising Star in Immigration Law by Super Lawyers Magazine. Carrie ​has successfully represented clients before the USCIS and immigration courts across the country on matters such as bond hearings, deportation defense, waivers, and complex green card and citizenship cases. She has been guest speaker at various conferences and presentations hosted by the American Immigration Lawyers Association (AILA)'s national and TX chapter and the Dallas Bar Association.

Carrie connects with her clients through personal experience of being an immigrant from Vietnam who moved to Dallas in the early 1990s. Since then, Carrie has enjoyed immersing herself in different cultures and learning new languages. She studied and worked abroad in England and Japan, and treasured her experiences living with local families in Guatemala and Mexico. After law school she worked for the Department of Justice in Washington D.C. before coming back to her hometown in Arlington, TX.

​​Carrie loves to support and give back to her DFW community. She volunteers pro-bono services to nonprofit organizations including Catholic Charities, Justice For Our Neighbors (JFON), and the North Texas Dream Team. She also teaches ESL and citizenship class at her church in Fort Worth. Her other interests include traveling, speaking Spanish, and spending time with family, friends, and her dog Willie.

Education:

J.D., Texas Tech University School of Law

Study Abroad: Temple Law University, Tokyo, Japan

B.A., The University of Texas at Austin

Study Abroad: Brasenose College, Oxford, England

Memberships:

American Immigration Lawyers Association

State Bar of Texas

Dallas Bar Association's Immigration Law Section

Languages: Vietnamese & Spanish
Location :
400 S Zang Blvd, Suite 103, Dallas, TX 75208
Phone: 214-997-3215

Jennifer was born and raised in Dallas, Texas to Mexican and Honduran immigrant parents. Jennifer obtained an Associates of Arts from Mountain View College. She is currently working on her paralegal certificate at El Centro Community College and aspires to be an immigration attorney one day.

Being the daughter of immigrant parents, Jennifer experiences first-hand the struggle of hardworking immigrants who are here to achieve the American dream for their family. Her paralegal training combined with her passion for helping others make her a great asset to the law office.

Jennifer is a wife to her loving husband who is from Honduras. They live in Dallas with their two wonderful boys who keep her on her feet.

Daisy Castro-Okba was born and raised in Fort Worth, Texas to Mexican immigrant parents. She obtained a Bachelor in French and Political Science and earned her Master in Modern Languages with an emphasis in French from the University of Texas at Arlington. Prior to joining the Law Office of Carrie Nguyen, she worked as a Graduate Instructor of French at the University of Texas at Arlington.

Her love for languages, cultures, and traveling led her to study abroad in Paris, France twice. It’s true what they say, “Paris is the city of love.” While in Paris, she met her husband who is Moroccan. Through the help of the Law Office of Carrie Nguyen, he obtained his permanent residency.

Being a first generation Mexican-American and having exposure to other cultures sparks Daisy's passion for immigration and desire to help our clients. Her attention to detail, commitment to serve immigrants, and great customer service skills are what make her such an important part of our law office. Daisy is fluent in English, Spanish, and French.

Jennifer was born and raised in Dallas, Texas to Mexican and Honduran immigrant parents. Jennifer obtained an Associates of Arts from Mountain View College. She is currently working on her paralegal certificate at El Centro Community College and aspires to be an immigration attorney one day.

Being the daughter of immigrant parents, Jennifer experiences first-hand the struggle of hardworking immigrants who are here to achieve the American dream for their family. Her paralegal training combined with her passion for helping others make her a great asset to the law office.

Jennifer is a wife to her loving husband who is from Honduras. They live in Dallas with their two wonderful boys who keep her on her feet.