Stacy Ehrisman

I became an immigration attorney because I believe every person deserves to be seen, heard and protected. My calling is to give a voice to the voiceless and to be there when the system fails and a family is at risk of being torn apart.

I founded The Ehrisman Law Firm, P.C. to fight for those whose lives hang in the balance, with a practice rooted in truth, justice, empathy and relentless advocacy. Every case is personal. Every client matters.

“I don’t like injustice — and that’s why I’m here: fighting for your rights.” Stacy Ehrisman

A career forged in the courtroom

Licensed since 2009, I’ve practiced before 19 immigration courts and 12 USCIS field offices across the country, with deep hands-on experience in deportation defense, family petitions, waivers and humanitarian relief. My professional path took me from my native Iowa to Georgia, Tennessee, New York and Madrid — a journey that shaped the mission-driven firm I lead today.

A team with purpose

As managing attorney, I’ve built and lead a multicultural, multilingual and multinational team, convinced that a healthy, supported team is essential to delivering bold, honest and ethical advocacy. Our practice balances internal well-being with external impact: efficiency, integrity and a deep sense of responsibility to the immigrant communities we serve.

Knowledge is power

I firmly believe that an informed community is a safer community. That’s why each week I host Tus Derechos live in Spanish, and regularly take part in continuing legal education programs, community forums and “Know Your Rights” events.

Commitment to community

Outside my legal practice, I serve as Vice President of the Gwinnett Chapter of the Georgia Association for Women Lawyers (GAWL) and as President of the board of St. Nick’s Kids, Inc., an adoption and child-placement agency. I also serve on the Advocacy and Policy Committee of the Southeastern Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America (ELCA). As GAWL approached its centennial, I was proud to be a contributing author to its first book, Path to Empowerment.