Murph & Tchamda LLP was built by two attorneys who believe the law is, at its core, about people, not paperwork.
Murph & Tchamda LLP was founded by two dedicated attorneys, Audrey M. Wandji Tchamda and Sierra J. Murph, with a shared mission: to provide compassionate, results-driven legal services to individuals, families, and businesses navigating the complexities of immigration and related legal matters.
With over a decade of combined experience and a deep commitment to justice, we built our firm on the belief that every client's story matters. Whether you're seeking a green card, work visa, deportation defense, or guidance on business immigration, we're here to stand by your side and fight for your future.
As our practice has grown, so has our scope. Today we also help clients navigate tax matters, bankruptcy, and the legal groundwork of starting a small business.
Audrey's practice spans removal defense, asylum and humanitarian relief, family-based petitions, and appeals before the Board of Immigration Appeals, alongside tax matters and bankruptcy relief for individuals and small businesses. She is licensed in the District of Columbia and Maryland. Audrey brings a personal, detail-driven approach to every case, grounded in a belief that clear communication is as important as legal strategy, and she takes on complex, high-stakes matters with the same care she'd want for her own family.
Sierra's practice spans tax law and business law, including entity formation, compliance, and general counsel for small business owners navigating contracts, structuring, and everyday legal questions. She is licensed in New York. Sierra brings a practical, strategic lens to every matter she handles, paired with a deep commitment to immigration and humanitarian relief and to fighting for clients facing some of the most difficult moments of their lives.
You work directly with a founding attorney throughout your case, with no hand-offs to junior staff you've never met.
We tell you honestly what to expect and when, so you're never left wondering what happens next.
We treat every case as a person's life, not a file number, because that's exactly what it is.