Kim Huynh | IP

The KQH Law Firm, LLC

Kim Huynh | The KQH Law Firm, LLC

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Attorney Kim Quyen Huynh is the founding lawyer of the KQH Law Firm, LLC.  After graduating Magna Cum Laude with a Bachelor’s degree in Accounting from the University of Montevallo, she pursued graduate school at the University of Alabama at Birmingham, where she completed her Master’s in Business Administration.  She finished law school at the Birmingham School of Law where, during her stay at the school, she was a member of Judge Hugh Locke Honor Society.  Attorney Huynh is also a member of the Alabama State Bar Association, American Immigration Lawyers Association and the AILA Alabama/Georgia Chapter, and American Bar Association.

Prior to starting her firm, Attorney Kim Quyen Huynh had 14 years of valuable experience with the state government.  With a deep desire to use her legal knowledge to help people, she started her own boutique law firm.  Her passion for immigration law is rooted in the fact that both her parents are Vietnamese immigrants who, upon arriving in the US, had trouble navigating and getting acclimated in a new country due to the language barrier. Having seen what her parents had to go through as first-generation immigrants, Attorney Huynh truly understands the struggles, difficulties, and challenges immigrants face day-to-day and therefore wants to strive to assist as much as she can with her knowledge and expertise in immigration law.

Here at KQH Law Firm, LLC, we will always put our clients first, and our top goal is to ensure that our clients are fully satisfied with services and results guaranteed to meet all their legal needs and concerns.

Education

• Bachelor of Business Administration with a concentration in Accounting, Magna Cum Laude-University of Montevallo
• Master in Business Administration-University of Alabama at Birmingham
• Juris Doctorate-Birmingham School of Law

Professional Affiliations

• American Immigration Lawyers Association (AILA)
• American Bar Association
• Alabama State Bar Association
• Birmingham Bar Association

Bar Admission

• Alabama

Languages

• English
• Vietnamese