Biography of Kyndra L Mulder
Over 30 Years of Success!
1992 Litigation in West Palm Beach
Palm Beach Post and Broward Review 1993
2023 USCIS in Orlando
A Personal Note from Attorney Mulder:
Hello and thank you for taking the time to check out my website.
I have been licensed to practice law for over 30 years. My practice is limited to U.S. Immigration and Nationality Law. I focus uniquely on I-864 Defense and cases that require a WAIVER or removal defense. My career began in the State Attorney’s Office in Broward County (Fort Lauderdale, Florida). Naturally, I represent immigrants who have found themselves in trouble with the law and facing inadmissibility or deportation as a result.
After practicing law for over 30 years, I am no longer interested in the big office; secretary, receptionist, paralegal and junior attorney. I prefer to meet with a client personally, stay in touch with the client,, and personally handle every aspect of the case. You can guess that, as a sole practitioner I must limit my case load. This is another reason why I am selective. I will not take on more work than I can handle.
Life Experience:
A reality show in Germany featured the story of an international adoption that I was instrumental in.
My son and I attended Moscow State University together.
I was a professor of International Business in the former Soviet Union. This included assisting adults to write and implement business plans and finding employment with Western companies.
I established the international non profit organization; A Home For Every Heart, (AHEH). AHEH is responsible for hundreds of adoptions and humanitarian aide to orphans and street children.
Worked directly with a foreign consulate on immigration issues including the writing of the countries international adoption law.
I was the Florida State Representative for a First Amendment Law Firm out of Washington D.C.
Was the defense attorney in a trial featured on Court T.V.
Organized a medical project and raised the funds for 33 children in central Asia to receive lifesaving surgeries.
I spent a semester of college in Hawaii where I wrote a thesis on the Japanese experience in Hawaii after World War II.