JADIA WILMONT

Business operations director


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JaDia Wilmont

Business Operations Director

JaDia Wilmont serves as the Business Operations Director and Chief Operating Officer at Atlanta Family and Immigration Law. In this role, she oversees the firm’s daily operations, staff management, and strategic initiatives in support of the firm’s mission and long-term growth. She brings over eight years of experience in operations and business management, with a demonstrated record of organizational leadership and operational efficiency.


JaDia is responsible for firm-wide operational oversight, personnel development, and business process management. As the firm’s second-in-command, she works in close collaboration with executive leadership to implement systems, policies, and initiatives that strengthen performance, accountability, and service delivery. She is recognized for her analytical approach, client-focused mindset, and commitment to maintaining high professional standards.

JaDia is deeply aligned with the firm’s mission and believes that effective client service begins with the initial consultation and continues through final case resolution. She is committed to ensuring clear communication, operational integrity, and consistent support for clients throughout every stage of their legal matter.


Outside of her professional responsibilities, JaDia enjoys yoga, travel and lifestyle development. She values family, lifelong learning, and personal wellness. 

Education

  • Juris Doctor (J.D.), Western Michigan University Thomas M. Cooley School of Law, 2009
  • Bachelor of Science, Political Science and Education, Florida State University, 2003



Professional & Bar Association Memberships:

  • State Bar of Georgia Member Since: 2012 through present
  • State Bar of Georgia Children and the Courts Committee Since: 2017
  • State Bar of Georgia, Young Lawyers Division Member Since: 2012 through present
  • Georgia Association of Black Women Attorneys Member Since: 2012 through present
  • Co-Chair of Woman to Woman Mentoring Initiative 2015
  • Chair of Woman to Woman Mentoring Initiative 2016 & 2017
  • 2016 National Black Lawyers Top 40 Under 40
  • National Association of Professional Women Member Since: 2011 through present
  • Atlanta Bar Association Member Since: 2013 through present
  • Georgia Trial Lawyers Association Member Since: 2014 through present
  • Dekalb Bar Association Member Since: 2013 through present
  • Georgia Bar Young Lawyers Division Leadership Academy 2016 Inductee


Language Spoken

  • English
  • Haitian Creole
  • French
  • Spanish


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