Jessica Plummer
Jessica Grissom Plummer is a Charlotte-based attorney whose practice is grounded in thoughtful counsel, strategic advocacy, and a genuine commitment to helping individuals and families protect what matters most. As a Principal Attorney at Grissom Plummer Law, PLLC, Jessica brings almost a decade of legal experience, a strong record of client advocacy, and a leadership-driven approach to the firm’s estate planning and estate administration practice.
Jessica earned her undergraduate degree from North Carolina A&T State University and her Juris Doctor from the University of South Carolina School of Law. Throughout her legal career, she has developed a reputation for guiding clients through complex and often deeply personal legal matters with clarity, compassion, and sound judgment.
Her approach to the practice of law is both strategic and personal. Jessica believes effective legal counsel begins with understanding each client’s circumstances, priorities, and long-term goals. She works closely with individuals and families to develop thoughtful plans, navigate the administration of estates, and address the legal considerations that arise when protecting assets, preserving family relationships, and planning for the future.
Jessica’s professional accomplishments have been recognized by Best Lawyers: Ones to Watch® in America 2026, reflecting her professional excellence and standing among attorneys recognized for outstanding achievement in their respective practices.
Beyond her legal practice, Jessica is deeply committed to leadership and service within the legal community. She is a member of the North Carolina Bar Association and North Carolina Advocates for Justice and serves on the Board of Directors for the Mecklenburg County Bar Association. Her involvement reflects a broader commitment to strengthening the legal profession and serving the Charlotte community.
Speaking Engagements
Jessica has shared her knowledge and experience through continuing legal education courses and estate planning seminars, including:
National Business Institute – CLE Courses
- North Carolina Estate Planning: New Laws, Old Tools, and the Changes You Need to Make
- Estate Administration Final Steps (with Final Accounting and Closing Checklists)
- 10 Things New Trust and Estates Attorneys Need to Know
In-Person Estate Planning Seminars
- First Baptist Church, Charlotte, NC
- Faith Memorial Baptist, Charlotte, NC
- Ryan’s Place: Developmental Disability Care Center