Jasmine Johal
Lawyer
JURISDICTION
British Columbia, Canada
Language(s)
English
Hindi
Punjabi
Contact
Direct
Overview
Jasmine Johal is a dedicated family and civil litigation lawyer at Pax Law Corporation, known for her client-focused approach and commitment to justice. She has a strong understanding of the emotional and legal complexities clients face and provides compassionate yet strategic advocacy tailored to each individual’s circumstances.
Her legal practice is grounded in reliability, professionalism, and dedication to client satisfaction. She assists clients in resolving high-conflict family disputes and navigating complex civil matters, taking the time to listen, educate, and empower clients throughout their legal journey.
Jasmine is committed to access to justice and accepts Legal Aid files to assist individuals and families who may not otherwise be able to afford legal representation.
Fluent in English, Hindi, and Punjabi, she serves a diverse client base with cultural sensitivity and respect. Outside the courtroom, she enjoys traveling and learning about new cultures.
Related Services
-
Family law
-
Civil litigation
-
High-conflict family disputes
-
Complex civil matters
-
Legal Aid representation
Experience
-
Representation in family law disputes
-
Representation in civil litigation matters
-
Handling high-conflict family disputes
-
Managing complex civil matters
-
Providing Legal Aid representation to clients
Career & Education
-
Bachelor’s degree – Simon Fraser University
-
Law degree – University of Leicester (United Kingdom)
Independent Practice at Pax Law Corporation
Each lawyer who practises at Pax Law Corporation is an independent contractor. Each lawyer enters into their own retainer agreements with their own clients, has sole conduct of and professional responsibility for their own files, and exercises their own independent professional judgment.
This lawyer is professionally responsible only for the matters in which they are the principal lawyer. Each lawyer maintains, at a minimum, the mandatory professional liability (errors and omissions) insurance required by the law society of each province in which they practise.
