The 3:30 AM Reality of a Working Mom: Career, Kids & Cost of Balance 워킹맘의 하루는 새벽 3:30에 시작된다

In this episode, we talk with Evelyn Moon, founder, mother, mentor, and a Korean American lawyer who grew up speaking Korean as her first language. She shares the challenges of becoming an attorney while navigating cultural barriers, raising a child, and leading her own firm.

Evelyn opens up about the reality of work-life balance as a working mom, and why she’s passionate about mentoring the next generation of women walking a similar path.

About the guest: Evelyn Moon is the Founder and Principal Attorney at Evelyn Moon Law PC, a dedicated and compassionate immigration attorney with over 19 years of industry experience representing corporate, investor, and individual clients worldwide. With big firm partner background and sophistication and currently a firm owner, she takes pride in helping her clients navigate immigration challenges, expand into new opportunities, and ultimately achieve their immigration goals in the U.S. with much more personalized services. Evelyn has been a featured speaker at numerous AILA, EB-5 and other business conferences and seminars, covering a wide range of immigration topics, including work visa options for students, E-2 and EB-5 investment visas, L-1A and EB-1C visas for multinational executives and managers, and PERM-based green card applications. She is licensed to practice law in California and the District of Columbia and is fluent in English and Korean.