Founder

Joyce Endaya is a lifelong advocate committed to fighting for vulnerable communities. Her journey began teaching in orphanages across Africa, where she witnessed the deep impact of poverty and displacement. Inspired to do more, Joyce spent over a decade designing and leading innovative community programs that drove systemic change for underserved populations. She later joined a refugee resettlement agency, supporting families from Latin America and Afghanistan as they navigated the complex process of rebuilding their lives in a new country. These experiences deepened her commitment to immigrant justice and ultimately led her to establish her own immigration law firm. Today, Joyce channels her passion, commitment, and years of community-based experience into legal advocacy—fighting for the dignity, equity, and freedom of every immigrant she serves.  Joyce graduated from Stetson College of Law with a JD/MBA. She is admitted to practice in Florida, North Carolina, and South Carolina, but can represent clients across the United States in all areas of immigration law.