About Yadira L
Yadira L Zepeda trained as a lawyer at Texas Wesleyan University School of Law and earned her Juris Doctor in 2004. She entered law school after undergraduate studies and left with the degree that set the course of her career. Those years in Fort Worth shaped her early legal interests and guided her into practice in Texas.
She was admitted to the Texas bar in 2004 and has maintained her license continuously since then. Early on she joined the American Immigration Lawyers Association in 2005, signaling an interest in immigration matters that has persisted for two decades. In 2013 she added membership in the Tarrant County Bar Association to stay connected to the local bench and bar.
Zepeda has spent much of her career on immigration work. Her association with the American Immigration Lawyers Association has provided opportunities to engage with colleagues, follow changes in federal policy, and attend continuing education. She also practices in matters that require work before federal tribunals and holds admission to the Federal Circuit. Her professional path shows steady engagement in the procedural and substantive questions that immigration cases often raise.
Her practice is built around client representation in immigration-related proceedings and filings. She has handled cases that involve family petitions, removal defense, and administrative appeals. In many matters she manages filings, deadlines, and hearings, and she communicates procedural options to clients who often face complex regulatory hurdles. She works on cases that touch both state-level concerns and federal immigration processes.
Zepeda operates from ZEPEDA LAW FIRM, PLLC. She maintains an active role in the local legal community, balancing casework with ongoing professional development through bar association activities. Her work continues in Texas and in federal settings where immigration law intersects with broader legal questions. She currently practices immigration law at ZEPEDA LAW FIRM, PLLC, representing clients in Texas and before federal courts and agencies.
