3 Best Immigration Lawyers in Bochum, Germany

“Dr. jur. Tahashi-Knoche specialises in asylum, immigration, and family law and has over 20 years of experience. He won significantly for his client before the Federal Administrative Court in Leipzig. Dr. Tahashi-Knoche regularly participates in continuing education seminars to stay updated on his expertise. Rechtsanwalt Dr. jur. Farzad Tahashi's law firm provides careful advice in various areas of law and ensures the consistent enforcement of clients' rights in court. The firm also offers defense representation in criminal courts. Dr. Tahashi-Knoche represents clients' interests in business, private contracts, and civil law disputes. Clients are welcome to arrange a consultation by phone.”

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“Inga Stremlau works exclusively as a self-employed lawyer specialising in criminal and migration law. She was licensed to practice law and founded the Stremlau law firm in 2016. Ms. Stremlau is the first and only lawyer in Bochum authorised to hold the title "specialist lawyer for migration law." She speaks fluent English and French and has basic knowledge of Italian and Spanish. Rechtsanwaltskanzlei Stremlau advises clients in all areas of migration law and represents them nationwide before all authorities and courts to enforce their rights. Their clients must seek advice and representation from specialists in this area of law as early as possible to prevent problems before they arise. The firm offers a 24-hour emergency hotline.”

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“Liebig focuses on international and European law, including migration-related laws. He was admitted to the Bar in 2018 and became a Bar-certified specialist in migration-related laws in 2021. He is a member of the Advisory Board of the Refugee Law Clinic in Bochum, a member of the Flüchtlingsrat NRW, and a member of Amnesty International. Rechtsanwaltskanzlei Liebig's migration-related laws determine the procedure for granting the right of asylum by the Bundesamt für Migration und Flüchtlinge and the right to take legal action. These laws regulate the entry and stay within the Federal Republic of Germany.”

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