Sarah Tejada is a Houston-based attorney who helps businesses, entrepreneurs, and families navigate the U.S. immigration system with clarity and confidence. As an immigrant herself, Sarah understands firsthand how personal and high-stakes the immigration process can be. This perspective drives her commitment to serve and advocate for the immigrant community. 

Her decade-long practice sits at the intersection of immigration strategy and business consulting, supporting clients as they build, grow, and operate in the United States. Sarah takes a detail-oriented approach to every case and works closely with clients to develop strategies that align with real-world goals and bigger dreams.

Prior to joining the Doyenne Law Group, PLLC, Sarah gained valuable experience handling a wide range of immigration matters, including representing investors, high-profile talent, and professional organizations in the sports, entertainment, and entrepreneurial sectors. From keeping families together to advising visionary founders and creative leaders, this experience deepened her understanding of how immigration decisions strengthen communities, drive economic innovation, and more importantly, build legacy. Recognizing the need for representation that reflects the diverse communities she serves, Sarah joined Doyenne Law Group, PLLC in 2026.

Sarah’s passion for advocacy is closely tied to her longstanding connections to the Houston community. She serves on the Board of Directors of the Asian American Bar Association of Houston and as a Trustee of the Asian American Bar Foundation of Houston. She is also a Lifetime Fellow of the Texas Bar Foundation.

Sarah is a proud graduate of the University of Texas at Austin and South Texas College of Law Houston. She is licensed to practice law in Texas and represents clients on an international scale.

Outside of building legacy and supporting community initiatives, Sarah usually can be found planning her next travel adventure, spoiling her Shiba Inus, and contributing to the chaos made by her young nieces and nephews.