Kim Tremblay

Kim Tremblay joined The Logan Firm as Senior Attorney in November 2018.  Prior to joining the firm, she worked at two boutique immigration law firms in Denver, practicing immigration law exclusively since 2010.  She has represented clients in many areas of immigration law, including family-based matters, removal defense, asylum, nonimmigrant petitions, naturalization, and business matters.

She has represented clients before USCIS, U.S. consulates abroad, EOIR, the BIA, the AAO, the U.S. District Court for the District of Colorado, and the Tenth Circuit Court of Appeals.

She is admitted to practice law in Colorado, as well as before the U.S. District Court for the District of Colorado and the Tenth Circuit Court of Appeals. She is a member of the American Immigration Lawyers Association.

Kim has given presentations regarding immigration issues to various community organizations in Colorado, at the Canadian Consulate in Denver, and through AILA both locally and nationally.

She was born and raised in Montreal, Canada.  She later attended McGill University, graduating with First Class Honours with a BA in anthropology and psychology.  Kim decided to attend law school to become an immigration attorney after her own experience with immigrating to the United States.

She graduated from the University of Colorado Law School in 2010.  During her time in law school, she assisted immigrants as a volunteer at the Immigrant Legal Center of Boulder County and at the Rocky Mountain Immigrant Advocacy Network.  She was an intern at the Denver District Court for Judge Herbert L. Stern, III and at the Denver EOIR immigration court.  She also served as a production editor for the Colorado Journal of International Environmental Law and Policy.  While at the University of Colorado, she studied abroad in Barcelona, Spain.

Outside of the office, Kim enjoys spending time with her husband and two children, as well as hiking, cooking, reading, and traveling.

She is bilingual in French and English and also speaks Spanish.