My name is Consuelo Estrada, I was born in a small town known as Zacoalco de Torres, Jalisco, Mexico. I come from a very humble and large family. I immigrated to the United States when I was 5 years old. I graduated from High School and continued my education at a Community College.
School was very challenging for me as I was growing up. My father was a day laborer for many crop farms. Some of my favorite memories were traveling from place to place in the northern part of California picking different types of fruits and vegetables every summer. So, this was hard for me because having to move from one school to another every crop season it was not easy.
My hard work paid off. Shortly after entering my career as a paralegal and working with attorneys in various practices. Working with these attorneys made me value the work that I do for minorities and low-income immigrants.
Values that I feel have come from humble beginnings. I choose to continue helping immigrants. Thanks to the Law Office of Meredith Brown for giving me the opportunity to continue helping keeping families together. I enjoy spending time with my family and camping outdoors