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Cynthia M. Ceballos professional and personal history gives her the ability to provide thoughtful, sensible solutions to different types of immigration problems. Cynthia has dual citizenship in the United States and Mexico and was raised in Mexico City. She earned a Juris Doctor, and graduated with distinction, from the Universidad Iberomaricana, Law Department, in 1997.
Bar Admissions, Professional Associations and Memberships
Louisiana State Bar Association, 2001
American Immigration Lawyer Association
New Orleans Bar Association
Jefferson Bar Association
Fifth District Court Of Appeals
Eastern Louisiana District Court
Middle Louisiana District Court
Western Louisiana District Court
Direct Contact
By Phone: +1 (504) 581-2000
Biography & Profile
Officially known as Monumento a la Independencia (“Monument to Independence”), is a victory column on a roundabout on the major thoroughfare of Paseo de la Reforma in downtown Mexico City.
Every one of our immigration clients will work closely and directly with our lawyer, Cynthia M. Ceballos. Her professional and personal history gives her the ability to provide thoughtful, sensible solutions to different types of immigration problems. Cynthia has dual citizenship in the United States and Mexico and was raised in Mexico City. She earned a Juris Doctor, and graduated with distinction, from the Universidad Iberomaricana, Law Department, in 1997.
After moving to the United States, she earned a Master of Laws (LL.M.) degree from Tulane University. Cynthia is licensed to practice law in both the United States and Mexico and is fluent in Spanish and English and proficient in French. Ms. Ceballos joined Braden, Gonzalez & Associates, to lead and manage all Immigration services within the firm.
