Diverse Staff

Along with our attorneys, our support staff brings experience and diversity to our firm and to our clients; all in an effort to assist individuals and families from all walks of life with various immigration needs. 

DANIEL JUAREZ, Paralegal

Bilingual English/Spanish

Before immigrating to the United States in 1981, Mr. Juarez earned a Master's Degree in Sociology from San Marcos University in Lima, Peru. In 1989, Mr. Juarez began working for the Immigration Project of the Illinois Conference of Churches and later for the Immigration Project in Granite City, IL, where he served as Executive Director for 2 years before joining the Law Offices of Suzanne Brown in January, 2003. At the Project, Mr. Juarez was accredited by the U.S. Department of Justice, Board of Immigration Appeals, to represent individuals in front of the Immigration and Naturalization Service, now the USCIS. Mr. Juarez has extensive experience in the field of naturalization and family petitions.

NORMAN MOLINA, Paralegal

Bilingual English/Spanish

Born in Honduras, Mr. Molina has lived and worked in the United States since 1998. During that time, he became a U.S. Department of Justice, Board of Immigration Appeals Accredited Representative, assisting low-income clients with their immigration needs. Mr. Molina has extensive experience in the areas of family petitions, TPS, and H-2B's. He joined the firm in the Spring of 2004.

AHED ISMAIL, Office Manager/Paralegal

Bilingual English/Arabic

Born in Yemen, raised in Kuwait, Ms. Ismail earned a Bachelor's Degree in Chemical Engineering from Kuwait University in 1990, and immigrated to the United States in 1997 where she earned her Master's Degree in Business Administration from Maryville University in 2001. She began working at the Law Offices of Suzanne Brown in September 2005. Ms. Ismail has twelve years experience in office management and accounting, and is knowledgeable about both family and business immigration.

JENNIFER JACOBS, Case Manager

Jennifer Jacobs earned her B.A. in sociology from the University of Vermont and her J.D. from the New College of California School of Law. Besides her work at a private law firm, while in California, Ms. Jacobs dedicated her professional skills to the public interest sector, including work at Americorps, the National Park Service, Bay Area Legal Aid, Justice Now, the National Center for Youth Law, the San Francisco Human Rights Commission - Protection and Advocacy, and the Fight Crime - Invest in Kids program. After returning to St. Louis in 2004, Ms. Jacobs began work as a litigation paralegal before joining the Law Offices of Suzanne Brown in 2007, where she assists with Immigrant Consular Processing matters abroad and manages all of the firm's complicated and demanding waiver of inadmissibility cases.

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