Born and raised in San Antonio Victoria is a proud graduate of Southside High School where she graduated as Valedictorian of her class. Victoria received her Bachelors of Arts degree in Government with a minor in Spanish from the University of Texas in Austin, where she graduated with honors. Her undergraduate thesis on the evolution of immigration law won the Model Thesis Award for her graduating class.

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After college graduation from the University of Texas in Austin, Victoria clerked for a year for the prominent law firm of the now Honorable Norma Gonzales. Driven by her passion to continue to pursue her education, Victoria attended St. Mary's School of Law where she was a member of the Board of Advocacy, participated in the External Advocacy Mock Trial Program, and along with her mock trial partner, won the 2016 Renna and Jeff Embry Mock Trial Competition. 

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After becoming licensed to practice law in the State of Texas, Victoria went on to work for the Children's Program at the Refugee and Immigrant Legal Services (RAICES), where she specialized in advocating for the detained unaccompanied minors in immigration deportation proceedings. 

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In 2019 Victoria joined the Law Office of Raymond Martinez and Frances M. Herrera, where she specializes in criminal defense, family law, and intersections of criminal defense and immigration. Victoria is also certified in Guardianship Law and well versed in Child Protective Services litigation. Victoria's trial experience extends outside Bexar County where practices and represents clients throughout South Texas. 

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Victoria is a proud first generation Mexican-American. She is happily married to her wonderful husband Joaquin and is a loving mother to three sons. Victoria is true to her family and faith and looks forward to serving the citizens of Bexar County as your next County Court Judge in County Court No. 8.