About Tatiana
Tatiana Del Moral holds a degree in Law and Political Science from Universidad Latina de Panamá and has an outstanding international track record in migration, international law, and diplomatic cooperation. She leads her own law firm in Panama and serves as Deputy Director at a European foundation.
Tatiana specialises in Panamanian citizenship, defence in deportation proceedings, and strategic representation in international matters. Her dual role — as a practising attorney and in European institutional work — gives her a unique perspective on cross-border legal challenges and diplomatic solutions.
For clients seeking to establish legal residency or citizenship as part of a wider legal protection strategy — particularly in non-extradition jurisdictions — Tatiana's expertise in Panamanian law provides an important complementary service.
Areas of Practice
- Panamanian citizenship and residency
- Deportation defence
- International migration law
- Diplomatic cooperation
- Legal strategy in non-extradition jurisdictions
Working with Tatiana
Immigration status and extradition exposure interact more often than clients expect. Recognised asylum status weighs heavily against surrender, because the status itself presumes a risk of persecution in the requesting state, and running asylum and extradition-opposition proceedings concurrently can produce a stay until the asylum claim is determined. Conversely, an Interpol notice can defeat a residence or citizenship application quietly, through screening, with no hearing at which to answer it. Where relocation is under consideration, the absence of an extradition treaty with a destination is the beginning of the analysis rather than the end of it — notices, conventions and ordinary immigration removal all operate without one. Screening decisions are rarely explained. An application refused on the strength of an Interpol record will usually say only that the applicant does not meet the requirements, which is why the record itself has to be addressed directly.