About Jeremy D
Jeremy D Curtis blends study in science, finance and law. He earned a B.S. in neuroscience from Brigham Young University in 2005. He later completed both a Master of Science in Financial Planning and a Juris Doctor at Texas Tech University in 2010. Those degrees sit at the core of a career that bridges several disciplines.
His academic path began with a scientific training that emphasized careful observation and analysis. He moved into financial planning during graduate study and then into law. The transition from neuroscience to financial planning and then to law produced an unusual combination of perspectives. It also shaped the kinds of problems he chooses to address as a lawyer.
After receiving his J.D. in 2010, Curtis entered legal practice. He is licensed to practice in both California and Texas. That two-state authorization allows him to handle matters that cross regional lines. Over the years he has built a practice that draws on both his legal training and his financial planning credentials.
Curtis’s background in financial planning complements his legal work. His training in neuroscience informs how he approaches complex factual patterns and client communications. Those threads come together when a case requires translating technical detail into clear legal strategy. He tends to work on matters that involve careful financial analysis and close attention to client circumstances.
He practices through The Curtis Law Office, PLLC. The firm serves clients in the jurisdictions where he is licensed. At the office he manages case work, advises clients on legal risks and oversees transactional matters. His practice places emphasis on issues that require an understanding of financial planning, tax implications and regulatory detail.
Colleagues describe him as methodical and detail-oriented in his approach to clients and cases. He maintains an active role in both the Texas and California bars. His daily work combines courtroom preparedness, document drafting and client counseling. His current practice focuses on matters at the intersection of law and financial planning.
