
Marina José is a Family Law Paralegal at Johnson Law Firm, P.C., where she supports clients and attorneys in family law matters throughout Spokane, Washington and surrounding areas. As a remote paralegal, Marina plays a key role in ensuring cases move forward efficiently through detailed case management, document preparation, and consistent client communication.
Marina brings a strong background in legal support, with experience in both domestic and international legal settings. Prior to joining Johnson Law Firm, she worked as a legal assistant for a U.S.-based immigration law firm and as a notary assistant, where she developed a high level of accuracy and attention to detail in handling legal documents. She also worked as an English-Spanish legal interpreter, giving her valuable insight into effective communication and the importance of cultural awareness when working with clients from diverse backgrounds.
Originally from Mendoza, Argentina, Marina offers a unique cross-cultural perspective that enhances her ability to support clients navigating complex and often emotional family law matters such as divorce, child custody, and parenting plans. She is known for her responsiveness, organization, and commitment to providing a supportive and professional client experience.
Marina earned her Bachelor’s degree in Social Sciences and Humanities from Rainbow Bilingual College and completed her law degree at Universidad Nacional de Cuyo in 2024. Her legal education, combined with her hands-on experience, allows her to contribute meaningfully to case strategy, document review, and overall case progression.
At Johnson Law Firm, Marina is dedicated to helping clients feel informed, supported, and confident as they work through difficult transitions and toward a fresh start.
Outside of work, Marina enjoys fitness, spending time with her rescue dog, and exploring creative outlets like reading and drawing. She also has a passion for music, including metal, which reflects her dynamic and well-rounded personality.
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