Chief Operating Officer at Lincoln-Goldfinch Law

My name is Leonardo. I was born in a small town in Jalisco called Lagos de Moreno. I am 22 years old. 

I love all kinds of foods, without neglecting Mexican gastronomy. I love animals, and listening to music. I truly believe that the best drinks in life are coffee and pure water. I love playing sports and I was part of my university’s representative football team. I also recently had the opportunity to complete a course in human development and neuro-linguistic programming. 

I believe that every human deserves to be treated with equality and respect. People simply want the best for their future and their family. Immigrants are just looking for a better option and to be able to have peace of mind in their lives, and that is what we work towards at Lincoln-Goldfinch Law. 

Working at Lincoln-Goldfinch Law is an honor. Here, I am able to help people and use my skills and knowledge to provide the best possible service and support. My work has taught me empathy and to be helpful to those who may need it and that it doesn’t matter where you come from or where you were born, that will not define what you can achieve or how far you can go.

Helping people brings with it a personal satisfaction of knowing that we can do something for someone who is losing hope of a future together with the people they love. Knowing that at the end of the day we could have helped a family reunite or jump into the beginning of a new life while being safe, makes me feel like I’m doing things right.

I like working with people who help because they share the same positive goal and objective of being supportive and empathetic. There is unity in the firm’s team where we do things tactfully and think about the well-being of others.

I was born in one of the best eras, the great 80s, in Mexico City. The tennis court has always been my happy place. At 12, I started my career as a high-performance tennis player. I reached #1 in Mexico City and #3 between 2000 and 2002 in Mexico. My dream? Become a professional tennis player and represent my beloved México in other countries.

I reached this dream, in 2022, when I had the opportunity to play a Masters World Championship in Lisbon, Portugal, ending the season as #7 in my category. So as you can read, I am not a person that simply gives up! How did I do it? With discipline, training, self-love, focus, passion, and heart. Of course, my family and true friends were always there for me.

I also love surfing, music, travel, sports, and a good laugh! Back in 2004, I was struggling with my father’s loss, with not being able to study in college in the U.S. with a scholarship as I’d planned, and that I had to stop doing what I loved the most, but also feeling helpless for not knowing any Mexican laws that might help my mother and me with our new financial life, creditors, insurance and many other things that we simply couldn’t handle by ourselves. That’s how I knew that I wanted to study law and became a Mexican lawyer in 2012. I love helping people not only with their cases but providing accurate information to give them the power of changing their future. Lincoln Goldfinch Law´s mission matches mine.

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