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Gina Cobarris
Gina Necole Cobarris was born in the beautiful city of Jacksonville, Florida. She found a niche within indigent communities over ten years ago providing not-for-profit services, such as General Education Development; Life Skills; and Parenting skills, just to name a few. She began to see a greater need outside of her scope of knowledge and services.
She returned to school to embrace a new career receiving a B.S. in Legal Studies from Florida Metropolitan University. She was recognized as Who’s Who Among Students in American Universities & College 2003 – 2004; President’s list; Distinguished Academic Honoree and Academic Honor Society; and graduating in the top 5% of her class. In the course of her studies, she still found time to serve as Editor/Publisher for Seminole County Weed and Seed Newsletter; and Administrator for CDOM, Inc. Restoration Center for Men and Women transitioning from prison and jail.
She recently launched an organization called Women Validating Women, Inc. a non-profit transitional living home whose purpose is to provide a structured living environment and community services designed to help homeless and abused women and their children. The organization’s intention is to assist women in reclaiming, restoring, and redeeming their lives through the application of compassionate, benevolent and supportive principles allowing them to live successfully in a complex society.
Gina has worked under the leadership of Natalie Jackson for four plus years. Her first job in the legal profession was with Jackson & Alexander, P.A. She hasn’t taken her training within the legal profession lightly, which has inspired her to further her career in becoming an Attorney practicing Personal Injury and Wrongful Death.
