Mitch Krems

Mitch Krems is an associate attorney at Baghdaserians Law Group. He works in the Pasadena office.

Mr. Krems received his Bachelor’s Degree from Brandeis University. During his time at Brandeis, he was a member of the Varsity Tennis team and Dean’s List. After graduating from Brandeis, Mr. Krems worked as a financial analyst at a boutique private equity firm, evaluating various investment opportunities on behalf of fund investors. Mr. Krems’ experience in the private equity realm assists in his understanding of complex financial matters that clients face.

Subsequently, Mr. Krems attended and received his Juris Doctorate from Southwestern Law School. During his time at Southwestern, he achieved the highest grade in the class in Legal Writing and White Collar Crime taught by current Superior Court Family Law Judge Angela Davis. In addition, Mr. Krems clerked at the Harriet Buhai Pro Bono Family Law Clinic, where he drafted declarations and memoranda of points of authority in support of restraining orders and modifications to child custody and spousal support. During his time at Harriet Buhai, Mr. Krems gained valuable experience guiding clients through the family law court system. Mr.Krems also clerked for the Los Angeles District Attorney’s office in the Animal Cruelty Prosecution unit. During his time with the District Attorney’s Office, Mr. Krems assisted the Head Deputy District Attorney in prosecuting crimes committed against animals all across Los Angeles County.

Upon his admission to the California Bar and prior to joining Baghdaserians Law Group, Mr. Krems served as a court-appointed attorney in Juvenile Dependency Proceedings and as an associate attorney at a family law firm in Century City. His combined experience in dependency and family law court allows Mr. Krems to effectively advocate for individuals facing the challenges and intricacies of family law matters.

In his spare time, Mr. Krems enjoys playing tennis and chess and volunteering with dogs at local rescue organizations.