Clare joined the McCrummen Immigration Law Group in 2017 as an associate attorney. Her practice is mainly focused on humanitarian-based applications, including asylum. She also manages the firms contract to represent children in the United States without a parent or guardian and who are facing deportation. Clare has an extensive background in non-profit work including attaining 501(c)(3) tax exempt status, writing by-laws, and establishing boards. She is an accomplished grant-writer and has submitted grants for a broad scope of community-based organizations. Clare is a 2005 graduate of the University of Missouri-Columbia School of Law and is fluent in Spanish.

Leslie is a former corporate legal executive who joined the ACKC board in 2020 with a desire to become more involved in helping the immigrant community in the United States. Leslie has recently joined the ACKC practice to begin working hands-on in immigration law. After she left her corporate practice, she has volunteered at a local immigration office working on T-Visa applications and spent the winter of 2019 in Peru learning Spanish. In addition to 25 years of corporate and transactional practice, Leslie has experience doing nonprofit organizational work, serving on other nonprofit boards, and working with tax exempt entities.

Becky is a graduate of the University of Missouri-Kansas City School of Law where she served as the president of the International Law Society, as well as the student chair for the KC chapter of the J. Reuben Clark Law Society. Becky returned to school after an almost 20-year break so that she could learn and have the tools necessary to help those seeking legal status in the United States. Becky thrives on the support of her husband and three lovely daughters.

She is a recipient of the Dillingham Award, an acknowledgement of significant public service and connections to the Northland. She is also a grateful recipient of the Oliver Fellowship for public service.

Doug joined ACKC as an Immigrant Justice Corps Fellow in 2023. As a Fellow, Doug represents unaccompanied minors, focusing primarily on humanitarian-based applications. Before law school, Doug was a Teach for America Corps Member. As a Corps Member, he taught and administered an ESOL (English to Speakers of Other Languages) program for four years. While at the University of Kansas School of Law, Doug was the Symposium Editor for Kansas Law Review, and he won the 2022 National NALSA Moot Court Competition. Doug speaks French and Spanish.

Haeli is an associate attorney working primarily within the Vera Unaccompanied Minors Project. Haeli's work focuses on representation for undocumented children in the United States without their parents. Haeli graduated Cum Laude from Washburn University School of Law where she earned various awards, including the Irvine E. Ungerman Award for Excellence in Clinical Practice, the Outstanding Advanced Intern Award, the John K. Kleinheksel Prize for Excellence in Advocacy, the Pro Bono Honors Award, and more.

Haeli was active with the Washburn Law Clinic, and dedicated her time in law school to serving low-income and indigent clients through her work with the clinic and other pro bono opportunities. Haeli started at ACKC as a law clerk in August 2022 while still in law school, and joined the team as an attorney after passing the bar exam in September 2023.