Jenny Nguyen, the co-founder and managing partner at Nguyen & Pham, is an experienced attorney with several specialties including Real Estate Law, Immigration and Business Law.  Currently, she serves as a Municipal Court Judge in the cities of Morrow and Forest Park, Georgia. 

A long-term career in real estate that includes work as a licensed real estate broker and mortgage broker, afforded Jenny valuable experience that contributes to her unique expertise as a closing attorney.   

Her personal experience with the immigration process afforded Jenny a deep understanding of immigration law and its intricacies and most importantly the effects on immigrants and their families, particularly those matters involving removal defense (aka deportation defense). 

Jenny’s practice also includes family and bankruptcy law. She takes pride in her work as a zealous advocate for her clients in all areas of practice. In each and every case, she strives to achieve the desired result as quickly as possible while providing high quality representation and maintaining the highest level of professionalism.

Jenny is heavily involved in the community. She served as the President for the National Conference of Vietnamese American Attorneys (NCVAA). Jenny has been recognized as one of the Georgia Asian Times’ 25 Most Influential Asian Americans and is the past president and founder of the Vietnamese American Bar Association of Georgia (VABA-GA) and past president of the Georgia Vietnamese American Chamber of Commerce. Jenny was a recipient of the Atlanta Business Chronicle’s 40 Under 40 Award.

​Jenny Nguyen earned her Bachelor Business Administration with a concentration in Real Estate from Georgia State University and later went on to simultaneously complete MBA and Juris Doctorate degrees with honors from St. Thomas University, a Catholic university located in Miami, Florida, in just two and a half years.

In her spare time, Jenny enjoys trying new restaurants, loves to travel, and has a passion for singing. She most enjoys these hobbies in the company of friends and family.