Meet Jasmine E. Gomez, an attorney with a passion for probate and estate planning. After recognizing the need for high-quality legal services that are accessible to all, Jasmine started her own law practice with the goal of providing exceptional service to clients, while also having the flexibility to help modest-means individuals through volunteer work.

A California native, Jasmine attended St. John’s University in Queens, New York for her undergraduate studies before returning to her home state to attend Loyola Law School, Los Angeles. During her time at Loyola, Jasmine was a leader in the Latino Law Students Association, where she organized events and initiatives to support Latino students in the legal profession. She was also the Chief Research Editor of the International and Comparative Law Review, where she helped to manage the editorial process and ensure that the journal published high-quality legal scholarship. Outside of her work with the law journal and student organizations, Jasmine was also a leader of the Young Lawyers program at Loyola Law School, which is a program that brought in neighboring high school students for a mock trial, providing these students with an opportunity to learn about the legal profession and experience the excitement of a courtroom.

In 2022, Jasmine was a participant of the Los Angeles Incubator Consortium, a program that supports solo attorneys who have started their own law firms and are dedicated to providing pro bono work to bridge the access to justice gap. As a solo practitioner, Jasmine has made it her mission to provide great service and help modest-means individuals through her work.

In addition to running her own law practice, Jasmine is also deeply involved in the legal community. She currently serves as the President-Elect of the Barristers/Young Attorney section of the Beverly Hills Bar Association, the Secretary for the National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys, and on the Education & Outreach Committee for the Latina Lawyers Bar Association. Jasmine is also a member of the Women’s Lawyers Association Los Angeles, Los Angeles County Bar Association, Mexican American Bar Association, Long Beach Bar Association, and Orange County Bar Association.

When not practicing law or volunteering in the legal community, Jasmine enjoys spending time with loved ones outdoors and traveling to new places.