Christina always felt a passion for learning and communicating, so her father encouraged her to go to law school. She clerked with law firms throughout law school, the last year for the criminal law firm Hammerschmidt Broughton. She immediately became an Associate there upon admission to the bar in 2012 and worked with the firm for five years. In March of 2017, she became a Deputy City Attorney with the Fresno City Attorney’s Office, working with the Code Enforcement team trying to improve the quality of rental housing in Fresno. This work includes litigation, negotiations with property owners, and providing advice to the Code Enforcement Department. On July 1, 2019, she was promoted to Assistant City Attorney. In her final year of law school, Christina served as the Managing Editor of the San Joaquin Agricultural Law Review. She met her husband, Kyle Roberson (‘12), while both were studying at SJCL.