Dulce Zambrano
Founding partner
Dulce opened the firm so Dallas families would have a lawyer who explains every paper before it's filed.
She grew up in Pleasant Grove, in a house where the kitchen table was where the family sorted out its letters from immigration. She worked at a nonprofit legal clinic and then at a larger firm before starting Zambrano & Kwon with Brenna. She still takes every new family-case consultation herself.
Takes cases in
- Family petitions
- Green cards
- Waivers
- Citizenship
Dulce's admissions and training
Bar admissions
Texas
2015
Courts and agencies
U.S. immigration courts
U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services
U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit
Education
J.D., South Texas College of Law Houston
2015
B.A., University of Texas at Arlington
2011
Languages
Spanish
Native
English
Fluent
Memberships
American Immigration Lawyers Association
Dallas Hispanic Bar Association
How Dulce prepares a family case
Dulce asks for the boring documents first: the leases, the old tax returns, the letter from a school. A family case is believed or doubted on details like those, and it's easier to find a missing one in week one than the night before an interview.
Then she writes the plan on one page, in the language you prefer: what she'll file, in what order, what it costs and what could go wrong.
Book a first meeting with Dulce
She sees new families Monday to Saturday, in the office or by video.
Please don't send confidential details by text.