Jeffers, Fulton P.

Camille Jarvis was raised primarily in Orem, Utah but with her nomadic spirit she has also lived in various cities in Utah, California, Virginia, Washington DC, Boston, and Ireland. She attended law school at New England School of Law in Boston, MA graduating a semester ahead of her class, on the Deans List and in the top 25%. Camille also earned a CALI award in Business Organizations.

 

While at New England Law, Camille studied international human rights with Chief Justice John Roberts in Galway, Ireland. She also volunteered at the Boston Area Rape Crisis Center (BARCC) in Cambridge as an advocate for survivors as well as being involved in passing an anti-bullying bill, a civil-stalking bill, and researching and presenting on Marital Rape to the Board of Directors of BARCC. She also worked as an intern at the Law Office of Kevin Patrick Seaver in Boston working with primarily indigent clients.

 

Camille has worked predominantly in family law including divorce, adoption, protective orders, temporary orders, and juvenile law. Camille loves to travel, read, spend time with her family, and work as a volunteer CASA, Court Appointed Special Advocate.

 

Camille is licensed to practice law in both Maryland and Utah.