Mariana Jaramillo-Gaviria is an Associate Attorney at Wiggam Law in Atlanta, Georgia. Mariana graduated from Georgia State University in 2022 with a bachelor’s degree and a minor in Spanish. Recognizing the importance of language access for individuals from backgrounds similar to her own, she became a certified Spanish interpreter, using her bilingual skills to help bridge communication gaps and make important information more accessible to others.
She continued her education at Georgia State University College of Law, earning her Juris Doctor in 2026. While in law school, Mariana participated in the Mediation Clinic, where she became a registered mediator, helping resolve landlord-tenant disputes. Her experiences have given her an understanding of the importance of listening to clients, identifying their individual needs, facilitating difficult conversations, evaluating competing interests, and working toward practical solutions.
Outside of work, Mariana enjoys traveling, trying new restaurants, and spending time with her family and her rescue dog, Luna.
Which Wiggam Law location do you primarily work at?
Holcomb Bridge
State Bar Admissions
Georgia 2026 (pending bar results)
Law School(s) Attended
Georgia State University College of Law, J.D., 2026)
Undergraduate School(s) Attended
Georgia State University, B.A. Political Science with a minor in Spanish, 2022
Internships & Clerkships
Judicial clerk for a juvenile court my 1L summer and a law clerk for Wiggam Law my 2L summer and into my 3L school year
Judicial Clerkships
Judicial Clerk for Judge Alison Toller, Northeastern District Juvenile Court
Professional Biography
You advocate in IRS Tax Disputes - in both English and Spanish
Mariana is an associate attorney whose practice focuses on helping individuals and businesses navigate tax matters. She earned her Bachelor of Arts in Political Science, with a minor in Spanish, from Georgia State University in 2022, graduating with honors. She went on to earn her Juris Doctor from Georgia State University College of Law in 2026.
Before and during law school, [Name] gained experience across several areas of law, including personal injury and family law. These experiences provided her with a strong foundation in client advocacy and dispute resolution and reinforced her commitment to helping clients navigate challenging legal matters with clarity and confidence.
In addition to her legal practice, Mariana is a certified Spanish-English interpreter, allowing her to effectively communicate with and advocate for Spanish-speaking clients. Her bilingual skills enable her to bridge language barriers and provide clients with a more accessible and inclusive legal experience.
Mariana is also a registered mediator, reflecting her interest in alternative dispute resolution and her commitment to finding practical solutions to complex legal disputes. She brings a combination of legal knowledge, advocacy skills, and a client-centered approach to her practice.
