Passionate about family law, Ms. Jamili thrives in its tangled intricacies. Her practice covers an extensive range of family law areas. These include but are not limited to, handling child and spousal support issues, navigating the complexities of child custody and visitation rights, tackling the sensitive matter of parental alienation, and managing parentage actions. She delves deep into property division, ensuring fair characterization, allocation, and valuation. Her expertise also extends to post-judgment affairs, dealing with overlooked assets, and enforcing orders across state lines and internationally. Ms. Jamili is no stranger to the courtroom, adept at handling contempt actions, addressing domestic violence concerns, overseeing dependency cases, particularly those involving Native American children, and facilitating both step-parent and adult adoptions.

Her approach is thorough and multidisciplinary, collaborating with forensic accountants, child custody evaluators, social workers, and psychological experts. This team synergy allows for a comprehensive strategy in every family law case she undertakes. Her legal journey, enriched with close family interactions, has honed her negotiation and trial prowess, enabling her to understand the psychological underpinnings of each party involved.

Notably, Ms. Jamili has played a crucial role in reuniting alienated parents with their children, providing them and their offspring with essential healing tools post-trauma. Her investigative acumen has uncovered substantial hidden assets, benefiting her clients significantly.

Ms. Jamili’s academic credentials are impressive. She holds a B.A. in Pre-Law from Fresno Pacific University, where she also minored in Conflict Resolution. During her undergraduate years, she honed her mediation skills through the Victim Offender Reconciliation Program. She then pursued her Juris Doctor degree at Golden Gate University School of Law, earning accolades and participating in the Honors Lawyering Program. Her time in law school was marked by notable achievements, including prestigious awards in legal research and property law, and a vital editorial role in the university’s Law Review.

Her professional trajectory post-law school is equally distinguished. Ms. Jamili served in clerkship roles within the Unified Family Court of San Francisco, gaining invaluable experience. Her leadership and commitment to the legal community are evident through her roles in various bar associations, including her recent presidency at the Central California Asian Pacific American Bar Association.

Outside the courtroom, Ms. Jamili leads an active lifestyle, enjoying fitness classes and spending quality time with her daughters. Her dedication to her profession and her family reflects her dynamic, balanced approach to life and work.