Mitchell Enriquez, Esq.

Mitchell A. Enriquez primarily focuses his practice on civil, trust and probate litigation.  He also supports clients in their estate planning needs as well.

Mitchell earned his Juris Doctor from California Western School of Law (CWSL), where he received Academic Excellence Awards in both his Food Law and Trial Practice courses. Prior to embarking on a career in law Mitchell earned his Bachelor’s degree in Philosophy from the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA).  While at UCLA, Mitchell wrote a student article titled “The Strength of Relations in McTaggart’s The Nature of Existence” that was published in the inaugural issue of UCLA’s undergraduate philosophy journal, Meditations.  Mitchell later pursued a Master’s degree in Philosophy from San Francisco State University (SFSU), where he wrote his thesis on the concept of time, entitled “A Case for Objective Temporal Structure.”

Outside of practicing law, Mitchell enjoys camping along the Eastern Sierra Nevadas, fishing off the Channel Islands, and exploring coffee shops in new cities.  Mitchell has always been an avid Dodgers fan.

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