Gloria Cardenas

Gloria Cardenas has dedicated 28 years to assisting immigrants with legal challenges including DACA, deportation, and family immigration. As immigration law evolves, she remains committed to staying informed on legal changes to best serve her clients. Her approach is both comprehensive and personable, ensuring clients' goals are met.

Ms. Cardenas is the daughter of The Honorable Raymond Cardenas, Retired, a pioneering Mexican American judge in California and a founding member of the Mexican American Bar Association. Her mother, originally from England, migrated to the United States after being orphaned in World War II. Gloria earned her J.D. from the University of California, Hastings College of Law in 1990, following a B.A. in Political Science from the University of California at Los Angeles in 1986. Since 1991, she has maintained active membership in the California State Bar.

Known for her aggressive representation and compassion, Ms. Cardenas is praised by peers for her dedication and effectiveness. Michael Berger, Esq, describes her as "highly intelligent, motivated, ethical, and experienced," reflecting her esteemed family background in law. Kelly Ann Booth, a criminal defense attorney in Salt Lake City, Utah, commends her ability to achieve results, stating, "Gloria doesn’t just try—she succeeds!"