Jasmine is a Trainee Solicitor within our Court of Protection (Health and Welfare) department, working under the supervision of Emma Stacey.
Jasmine joined Wolferstans in June 2024 upon completion of her studies at the University of Plymouth, from which she graduated with first class honours and was awarded ‘Best Law Graduate 2024’. Jasmine started her training journey as a Paralegal within the Corporate department, before spending the majority of her Training Contract in the Family department.
During her time working in Family Law, Jasmine gained extensive experience in a broad range of complex and often highly sensitive matters, including contested financial remedy proceedings, private children law disputes, and public law care proceedings. Through this work, she has supported individuals and families navigating very challenging circumstances, developing a thorough understanding of the importance of balancing legal expertise with empathy, patience, and practical guidance. Jasmine is experienced in managing contentious matters and is confident in navigating court processes, preparing cases for hearings, and advocating for clients’ interests throughout proceedings.
Jasmine prioritises building trust and rapport with her clients and understands the importance of providing clear, direct, and user-friendly legal advice during what can be an exceptionally challenging process. Jasmine appreciates that the role of the lawyer goes far beyond a simple understanding of the law, and she strives to be a reliable source of support, a meticulous investigator, and a fierce advocate to achieve the best legal and practical outcome for the clients she works with. Jasmine is particularly passionate about supporting vulnerable clients, ensuring their voices are heard and their best interests remain at the centre of every decision.
Jasmine is due to qualify as a Solicitor in early 2027 and is currently preparing for her final examinations alongside her position at Wolferstans.