Edith Nazarian APC

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Edith A. Nazarian

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Edith A. Nazarian - Los Angeles Criminal and Immigration Attorney

Edith A. Nazarian is a top-rated immigration attorney in Los Angeles who cares deeply about helping her clients. Ms. Nazarian focuses her practice on immigration and criminal law and serves clients in the Los Angeles area and throughout the state of California..

Ms. Nazarian is a graduate of Loyola Law School, Los Angeles. She became a licensed attorney in 2012 and is admitted in all Los Angeles superior courts and before the U.S. District Court for the Central District of Los Angeles and the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit. She began practicing at Berke Law Offices, Inc., in 2014, and began her own law practice, Law Offices of Edith Nazarian, APC, in 2019. Read More

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Our Mission

At the Law Offices of Edith Nazarian, APC, we are committed to delivering exceptional legal support with the primary purpose of helping people. By placing our clients’ needs at the forefront of everything we do, we ensure that our work is always driven by integrity, honesty, and a sincere desire to make a difference. Guided by unwavering transparency and a relentless pursuit of justice, we fight tirelessly in the fields of criminal and immigration law to defend the rights and futures of those we serve. We take pride in providing outstanding work through innovative strategies and dedicated advocacy, ensuring each client receives the highest quality representation. We believe that true excellence arises when skillful lawyering is paired with genuine compassion and balance, both in our lives and our clients’ experiences. Driven by a commitment to help others, we stand as zealous defenders while always upholding the highest standards of honesty and openness—at every stage of the legal process. Our mission is to secure just outcomes and lasting peace of mind for those we serve."

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