President & Managing Shareholder
Michelle Estlund
Estlund is the founder and principal attorney of Estlund Law, P.A., located in Miami, Florida. Her practice focuses exclusively on criminal and INTERPOL defense cases, with an emphasis on the exposure of human rights violations and politically motivated and corrupt prosecutions. The majority of the charges faced by her clients are “white collar,” or financial crimes.
She regularly advises international journalists, human rights organizations, and other attorneys on issues related to INTERPOL. Ms. Estlund has successfully represented multiple Red Notice subjects before INTERPOL, as well as having Red Notices modified or corrected. She has also achieved the removal of Yellow Notices for minors who were invalidly listed as missing or kidnapped. She writes extensively about INTERPOL matters on her blog, the Red Notice Law Journal, found at www.rednoticelawjournal.com.
Representative Matters
Licenses, Awards, and Professional Memberships
Licensed to practice in Florida; Federal District Court for the Southern and Northern Districts of Florida.
Awards/recognitions/professional distinctions:
Education and Background
J.D., Stetson University College of Law
B.A., Florida State University, majors in Psychology and Criminology
Founder and principal attorney, Estlund Law, P.A., 2006
Assistant Public Defender, Eleventh Judicial Circuit Public Defender’s Office, 1997-2006
Adjunct instructor, Legal Research, Florida International University, 1998-2002.
Legislative intern, Florida House of Representative’s Criminal Justice Committee 1993-1994
Student law clerk, Middle District of Florida, Judge Elizabeth Kovachevich, 1995
Speaking Engagements
Expert/Professional Services
Ms. Estlund has provided expert testimony or professional support on INTERPOL matters for the following organizations:
Ms. Estlund has provided expert testimony in cases such as the following:
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