News & Blog
News & Blog
Meet the Antonini & Cohen Team: Carlos Alfaro
When Carlos Alfaro graduated from Marietta High School in 2002, he didn’t set out to work in immigration law. He had seen his family go through process of immigration when they moved from Peru, but he pursued a business degree in accounting. It wasn’t until he...
Antonini & Cohen is hiring!
Antonini & Cohen is a highly reputable small law firm experiencing significant growth and seeks self-motivated, fast learners to hit the ground running. We are dedicated to immigration law matters exclusively, and we help all types of clients effectively deal with government agencies and court systems. We seek like-minded individuals who strive hard to work well in a team based environment. Applications will remain confidential. Please e-mail resumes to karnani@antoniniandcohen.com.
February 2019 Success Stories
Luis Cortes Lopez was granted his green card days before aging out. We filed a federal court action to expedite the process. Pictured here with his uncle, father, and Antonini & Cohen immigration attorney, Marshall Cohen. Congratulations! Our client Juan Luviano...
Immigration and Your Arrest History: What You Need to Know
If you have been to a consultation with any of our Atlanta immigration attorneys, you know one of the first things we ask about is your arrest history. We want to know it all. We don’t care how old your arrest. We don’t care if the judge promised you it would...
Meet the Antonini & Cohen Team: Sasha Mardones
When you visit the Antonini & Cohen office, one of the first people you’ll meet is Sasha Mardones, our front desk receptionist. Sasha was born in Florida and raised in New Jersey, the daughter of immigrant parents from Ecuador and Chile. She has lived in Georgia...
Meet the Antonini & Cohen Team: Griselda Boyzo
Born in Mexico, Griselda Boyzo moved to the United States with her parents and siblings as a young girl. She grew up in Cumming, Georgia, and graduated with a degree in political science from the University of West Georgia. It was during her senior year of college...
Meet the Antonini & Cohen Team: Marta Goff
Since 2012, Marta Goff has been serving as a paralegal with the Atlanta immigration attorneys at Antonini & Cohen. She has known for many years that she wants to use her skills to help others. After moving from her home country of Colombia to the United States in...
Meet the Antonini & Cohen Team: Liann Campagne
Liann Campagne grew up in Puerto Rico, where she earned her law degree in 2012 and worked as a judicial law clerk. Liann decided to move her family to the United States in 2016 so she could pursue her Master of Laws (LLM) degree at Emory University. While studying...
Meet the Antonini & Cohen Team: Angelica Antonini
Angie Antonini is a senior paralegal with Antonini & Cohen. She grew up in La Victoria, Venezuela, a small town an hour from Caracas, the capital. Born to an American mother and Venezuelan father, she traveled to the United States every summer to visit family and...
Antonini & Cohen Sponsors Scott’s Run in Support of Catholic Charities
Antonini & Cohen sponsored Scott’s Run Sept. 29, helping raise more than $10,000 for Catholic Charities of Atlanta’s Immigration Legal Services Program. Our attorneys and staff joined runners from across the city for the 5K and fun run, both held at Piedmont Park....
Antonini & Cohen Immigration Law Success Story
We are celebrating a heartwarming success. Garang Buk Buk arrived in the US on his F-1 student visa to begin his Masters in Development Practice program at Emory University's Laney Graduate School after a group of Haddonfield, New Jersey High School Students raised...
TPS to Remain Temporarily Open for Sudan, Haiti, El Salvador, and Nicaragua
On Wednesday, October 3, 2018, the United States District Court for the Northern District of California temporarily enjoined DHS from implementing and enforcing the decision to terminate Temporary Protected Status (TPS). This injunction was requested by the Plaintiffs...