Los Angeles, CA – September 11, 2026 – Olympic Law Center & Associates, the immigration law practice of attorney Gabriela Kreutzer, is marking more than 35 years of continuous practice in Los Angeles and is expanding its bilingual online presence so that more Spanish-speaking families across the region can find and reach the firm.
Kreutzer has been licensed by the State Bar of California since June 1990 and has represented immigrants and their families from her Wilshire Boulevard office ever since. The practice concentrates on asylum, family-based petitions and green cards, adjustment of status, waivers, work permits, naturalization, VAWA petitions, appeals, and complex matters that other filings have not resolved. Consultations and case work are conducted in English and Spanish.
A substantial share of the firm’s work involves cases that arrived somewhere else first: petitions that were denied, applications that have sat without an answer for years, and matters long assumed to be closed. The practice files Freedom of Information Act requests to recover a client’s complete immigration record, and pursues motions to reopen cases decided years earlier.
“When someone calls this office, they get me on the phone. Not a receptionist, not a message service,” Kreutzer said. “I ask what the problem is and I tell them honestly whether I can help. That conversation costs nothing.”
Kreutzer was admitted to the United States District Court and to the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit in 1990, and to the bar of the Supreme Court of the United States in 2007. She has been a member of the American Immigration Lawyers Association since 2000. She holds a law degree from Universidad Católica in Argentina and studied political science at Universidad del Salvador in Buenos Aires.
The firm offers a free 15-minute telephone evaluation. Full consultations at the office run one to one and a half hours and are available in person or by video, and payment plans are available on most matters. Clients are asked to bring whatever paperwork they have — notices, prior filings, court documents. Kreutzer reviews the file during the meeting and explains the options available before any agreement is signed.
The attorney handles each case personally from beginning to end. The firm has no case managers and no intake staff.
“People drive two hours to sit in that chair,” Kreutzer said. “They do it because someone told them I would explain the whole thing to them, start to finish. That is what I do. I take the documents, and I figure out how you can immigrate.”
The firm serves clients throughout Los Angeles County, including Long Beach, and regularly represents people who travel from the Inland Empire and the High Desert, among them Rancho Cucamonga and Victorville. Kreutzer also represents clients in immigration matters in other states, including Arizona and Texas, and appears in person for hearings when a case requires it.
Appointments are available Monday through Friday, with Saturday and Sunday appointments by arrangement, for clients whose work schedules make weekday visits difficult.
About Olympic Law Center & Associates
Olympic Law Center & Associates is an immigration law practice founded in 1990 by attorney Gabriela Kreutzer and based at 4520 Wilshire Boulevard, Suite 100, Los Angeles, California 90010. The firm represents individuals and families in asylum, family-based petitions, green cards, adjustment of status, waivers, work permits, naturalization, VAWA, appeals, and complex immigration matters. Services are provided in English and Spanish.
Media ContactCompany Name: Olympic Law Center & AssociatesContact Person: Gabriela KreutzerEmail: Send EmailPhone: (323) 937-3571Address:4520 Wilshire Blvd Suite 100City: Los AngelesState: CACountry: United StatesWebsite: https://abogadagabriela.com
