Early Life & Career

Peter Flores grew up in San Angelo, Texas, where he attended San Angelo Central High School. His early experiences in his hometown instilled in him a strong sense of community and a desire to help others. Peter went on to study at the University of North Texas in Denton, where he earned a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree with a minor in advertising.

During his undergraduate years, Peter developed a deep appreciation for creativity and communication, skills that would later support his success in the legal profession. His journey toward law was inspired while working at Legal Hospice of Texas, where he saw firsthand how the law could be used to protect and empower vulnerable members of society. The experience left a lasting impression and fueled his determination to pursue a legal career dedicated to making a difference.

Legal Training

Peter attended UNT Dallas College of Law, where he immersed himself in both academics and extracurricular activities. He served as vice chair of Outlaws and was an active member of the Hispanic Law Students Association, roles that allowed him to engage in advocacy and build lasting connections with peers.

He graduated in 2022 with his Juris Doctorate. Following graduation, Peter was admitted to the New Mexico Bar in 2023 and the Texas Bar in 2024, positioning him to practice law across multiple states. His legal training, combined with his background in creative problem-solving, prepared him to approach complex cases with both precision and innovation.

Career at Smith Clinesmith

At Smith Clinesmith, Peter’s practice areas include estate planning, probate, litigation, business, and real estate. He is most excited about working with vulnerable populations, helping individuals and families improve not only their quality of life but also their stability and well-being.