About Dina
Dina Khismatulina started her legal path in Tomsk, where she earned a LL.B. from Tomsk State University Law School. She later moved to the United States to pursue superior learn about and completed a LL.M. at Emory University School of Law in 2014. That year marks a point of transition in her career, as she additionally joined the State Bar of Georgia.
Her early legal formation in Russia ended in admission to the National Bar of Russia in 1999. Over time she expanded her skills across borders. She is admitted to practice in Georgia and to several courts there, which includes the Georgia Court of Appeals and the Superior Courts of the State of Georgia. She is likewise licensed to the United States District Court for the Northern District of Georgia. The aggregate of Russian and U.S. credentials frames a tradition that operates in both domestic and international contexts.
Khismatulina has been lively in bar and professional teams. She holds club in the American Society of International Law and participates in Women in International Law Atlanta. Her engagement at the nearby degree covered serving as co-president of the Gwinnett County Bar Family Law Section from 2019 through 2021. She also holds certification as a paralegal through VGA, a credential that speaks to her variety of expert knowledge within legal groups.
Her roles have put her earlier than state appellate panels and federal judiciary dockets. She seems within the Georgia Court of Appeals and has litigated within the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Georgia. In the Superior Courts of Georgia she has handled things that required courtroom work and procedural navigation throughout more than one trial venues.
She is a member of the State Bar of Georgia, a status she has maintained since 2014. The National Bar of Russia remains a part of her expert identity, reflecting practice roots that predate her U.S. admission. Those twin backgrounds inform the manner she approaches instances that touch on cross-border factors or require awareness to differing legal structures.
Khismatulina practices from a workplace at The Manely Firm, P.C. Her day-to-day work brings collectively legal proceedings and courtroom appearances, expert affiliation involvement, and case preparation that draws on both her Russian legal foundation and U.S. training. She currently focuses her practice on matters treated in Georgia state and federal courts.
