Jasmine Chu

Jasmine recognizes that separation and divorce is a stressful and difficult time. Her goal is to assist clients with reaching satisfactory resolution of their family law matter in a respectful and amicable way.

Having practiced family law since becoming a lawyer in 2011, Jasmine's expertise spans all areas of family law, including divorce, common law (adult interdependent partner) separation, property division, child support, spousal support, and parenting matters.

Jasmine is born and raised in Edmonton. She attend the University of Alberta, where she eearned her Bachelor of Arts degree with Distinction in 2007, majoring in Psychology, and her Juris Doctor in 2010. During law school, she worked at Legal Aid Alberta and volunteered with Student Legal Services. Jasmine was honored with the Merv Leitch, Q.C., Scholarship, awarded by the late Hon. E. Peter Lougheed, Q.C., in recognition of her academic excellence and volunteer contributions.

Jasmine’s volunteer work reflects her dedication to community service. She has supported children with disabilities at an overseas orphanage, coordinated the annual collection of hundreds of care packages for children in developing countries, and assisted at a brain injury rehabilitation clinic. Additionally, she served as a condo board member and volunteered as a lawyer at the Edmonton Community Legal Centre for many years. Jasmine is a current board member of the Association of Collaborative Family Professionals Edmonton.

Outside of work, Jasmine enjoys spending time with her family exploring Edmonton’s River Valley,  snowboarding in the mountains, running, discovering new restaurants, and reading both fiction and non-fiction.