Dionnie Wynter Pfunde

• Managing Attorney and Founding Partner, Wynter Law Practice

• CEO and Founder, Wynter Immigration Law Academy

• Member, American Immigration Lawyers Association - Innovation and Technology Committee

• Legal Correspondent - RIDEALONG LIVE 

• Appeared on Various News Stations speaking on Immigration Law 

• Founder, Immigration Law Outreach (Pontiac, MI; recognized by the Mexican Consulate in Detroit)

• Author, The Five Steps of Adjustment of Status

• Former Campus Director & Director of J.D. Programs, Western Michigan University Cooley Law School

• Former Adjunct Faculty - Immigration Law, Business Law, Pathway to Success

• *Licentiate Program, Law, University of the West Indies,   Mona, Jamaica

• J.D. Litigation, Thomas M. Cooley Law School

• B.S., City University of New York – John Jay College of Criminal Justice

• A.A. S., Paralegal Studies, Bronx Community College

 

Dionnie Wynter Pfunde is a passionate practitioner of immigration law. For more than two decades, Mrs. Pfunde has served immigrant families. Her passion stems from her own personal immigration story. 

Born on the island of Jamaica, she immigrated with her daughter to New York City in 1996. There, Mrs. Pfunde joined her mother who had moved there a decade before. Her mother’s work helping other families immigrate to the United States soon inspired her own career choice. 

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Dionnie decided to pursue a law degree in order to specialize in immigration law. She wanted to close the gap in access to qualified legal representation in her own community as well as that of all immigrant communities. She founded the Immigration Law Outreach Project in Pontiac, Michigan. That program helped green card holders become naturalized citizens—all at no cost to the clientele of the program.

Attorney Pfunde has traveled to every continent except for Antarctica and has visited over 40 countries.  She also completed 7 Marathons.