Lincoln-Goldfinch Law’s Managing Partner Appears In Austin Lawyer Magazine
Apr 3, 2023
Kate Lincoln-Goldfinch, the managing partner of Lincoln-Goldfinch Law, appears in Austin Lawyer magazine after receiving TWCLA Pathfinder Award recently this year.
Austin, United States - April 3, 2023 /PressCable/ —
Lincoln-Golfinch Law managing partner, Kate Lincoln-Goldfinch, was recently featured in the Austin Lawyer Magazine. This was after she received this year’s Pathfinder Award from the Travis County Women Lawyers’ Association.
The magazine, which is the official publication of the Austin Bar Association, talked about the recognition Kate received along with Judge Martinez Jones and Justice Chari Kelly. This shows Kate’s competence as one of the most recognized attorneys in Austin, TX. She and her fellow awardees are renowned as passionate women attorneys and positive role models.
The Travis County Women Lawyers’ Association gives the award to women attorneys who have used their experience and degree to make an impact on the community and the legal profession. The award celebrates the diversity of life and work experiences of these women lawyers.
Kate Lincon-Goldfinch completed her degree at the University of Texas. In 2008, she received an Equal Justice Works Fellowship and worked on a project helping families who were seeking asylum. After this, she entered into private practice, focusing on immigration.
Kate has received various awards through the years for her competence in the legal field. She was recognized as Top Immigration Lawyer by Austin Monthly and as a Super Lawyer in 2022. Since starting her own firm, she has been consistently helping immigrants with various legal matters.
Lincoln-Goldfinch Law is an award-winning immigration and bankruptcy firm in Texas. The firm understands the struggles of immigrants and asylees who want to stay in the country. LGL’s immigration attorneys have experience in dealing with asylum petitions, green cards, citizenship, and deportation cases.
The firm also deals with bankruptcy-related concerns. Whether clients are looking to file Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 bankruptcy, Lincoln-Goldfinch has a team of bankruptcy attorneys who are ready to help.
Immigration entails plenty of challenges. The firm assists those who want to remain in the United States so they can live in the country lawfully. Lincoln-Goldfinch offers professional and progressive solutions for immigrants, asylum seekers, and more.
Get a free evaluation at Lincoln-Goldfinch Law and visit their office at 1005 East 40th St., Austin, TX 78751, or call (855) 502-0555.
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Name: Kate Lincoln-Goldfinch
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Organization: Lincoln-Goldfinch Law
Address: 1005 E 40th St Austin, TX 78751, Austin, Texas 78751, United States
Phone: +1-512-599-8500
Website: https://www.LincolnGoldfinch.com/
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