Patrick W. Lindemann

Patrick Lindemann is known for combining serious legal skill with steady, compassionate support. He previously worked for over ten years with the U.S. Department of Homeland Security as a Trial Attorney, where he handled a wide range of immigration cases and gained the kind of experience that’s difficult to replicate in private practice. Today, he uses that knowledge to help clients navigate complex issues such as removal defense, bond hearings, asylum claims, adjustment of status, DACA applications, and naturalization. Businesses also turn to him for guidance on immigration-related challenges, and fellow lawyers frequently consult him when they need a trusted perspective on immigration court strategy. Patrick’s commitment to clients is shaped by his own family story—his mother immigrated to the United States after being petitioned by his father—so he understands how personal these cases can be. He graduated from the University of North Dakota, served on the Law Review, and is licensed in Colorado. After law school, he spent roughly two decades as an Air Force lawyer, then became a tenured professor, teaching—including immigration law—before returning full-time to client advocacy.