André Olivie
Immigration Attorney, André Olivie was raised in Tempe, Arizona and has lived in Seattle for over 15 years. He received his law degree from Seattle University in 2009 and a B.A. in political science and French from Arizona State University in 2005. His mother immigrated from Pakistan in 1978 and his father is a 4th generation New Yorker of French and German descent. André is an avid traveler. He has studied in France, taught English in Cambodia and interned at the United Nations in Thailand. He is a passionate supporter of immigrant and human rights and enjoys traveling, interior design, and television.
E-mail: andre@olivielaw.com
Professional Memberships and Community Involvement
- South Asian Bar Association of Washington 2009-Present
- Q-Law LGBT Bar Association of Washington 2009-Present
- Entre Hermanos – Board Member November 2012-2018
Molly Masich
Immigration Attorney, Molly Masich was born in Arizona, but has lived all over the United States. She has also lived and studied in Cologne, Germany and Mendoza, Argentina. Molly has dedicated her life to bridging cultural divides and advocating for the right of all people to be treated fairly and with human dignity. Before becoming an attorney, she worked with at risk migrant youth and as a social services administrator providing emergency services to low income individuals and families. She obtained her law degree from University of Pittsburgh and a B.A. in film studies and Spanish language from Gettysburg College. She is a lover of languages and a fluent Spanish speaker. Molly enjoys hula hooping, nature, and art.
E-mail: molly@olivielaw.com
Daniel Bean
Immigration Paralegal, Daniel Bean is a member of the Puyallup Tribe of Indians and of Native American, Mexican and Puerto Rican descent. He studied Spanish language in Madrid and Bilbao, Spain and Quito, Ecuador. Daniel has worked as an immigration paralegal since 2013. He enjoys spicy food, video games and NPR podcasts. Daniel has volunteered his time as a paralegal and interpreter for Citizenship Days in Seattle, Pasco, Graham and Wenatchee.
E-mail: daniel@olivielaw.com
Carmen Bean
Our Beloved Carmen passed away on August 28th, 2021 just shy of ten years old. She was a loving presence in our lives and a big part of our law office. Every client who has been helped by our office has also been helped by Carmen because she provided all of our staff with so much joy while we worked.
Carmen worked at the law office for eight years. Part Vizsla and part Labrador she spent most of her time sleeping under my desk, walking around when the clients were gone, chewing on stuffed toys and barking at the mailman.