Christina Jeanne Xenides

Christina Xenides is an accomplished attorney with a specialization in U.S. immigration and human rights law. She has adeptly managed a broad spectrum of cases, representing numerous clients in achieving both immigrant and non-immigrant status. As a seasoned removal defense attorney, her litigation skills have led to successful outcomes in immigration court, including appeals before the Administrative Appeals Office and the Board of Immigration Appeals. Ms. Xenides also extends her legal acumen to various civil litigation matters within the firm.
Her legal career is reinforced by her former roles as a visiting attorney with the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees in Cyprus and as a judicial intern at the UN International Criminal Tribunal in The Hague. Her academic contributions include teaching Legal Writing and Oral Advocacy as an Adjunct Professor, nurturing the foundational skills of future lawyers.
Ms. Xenides earned her Juris Doctor from Seattle University School of Law, following her undergraduate studies in International Studies and Theology at Boston College. Her diverse experiences, both domestic and international, enhance her ability to provide insightful and comprehensive legal representation to her clients.