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Alisha Carrie Mathers
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Licensed in Connecticut for 18 years
State: Connecticut
Acquired: 2007
Lawyer disciplined by state licensing authority in 2023
Location
Law Offices of Alish
Po Box 465, P O Box 465, Enfield, CT, 06083-0465
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Showing 1 - 2 of 2 reviews | Family
Posted by Pinto | July 19, 2019 | Hired Attorney | Family
Great attorney
I was fighting for my kids for four years With UNION LAWYER and got me nowhere. Talking with her,she did more in 10 minutes then my union lawyer did in four years.I got full custody in four months! I love her for everything she did, she did a awesome job and very professional.I would recommend her ...
Posted by chad | January 30, 2018 | Hired Attorney | Family
She's a great Lawyer!
She is straight forward, and direct. Her fees are fair. She returns calls, and advocates for her clients. If you don't believe that CT has a Superior Court Family judge problem, then look up the issue in the CTMIRROR.ORG and you'll see how many judges are being complained about by defendants.
Alisha Carrie Mathers's Lawyer Endorsements
"Attorney Mathers and I have been opposing counsel on a number of family matters. She is a pleasure to work with, does diligent research, presents thorough proposals on behalf of her clients and advocates zealously in every situation."
Jeremiah Ollennu
Divorce and separation lawyer
James Hardy
Criminal defense lawyer
Experience
Professional misconduct
This lawyer was disciplined by a state licensing authority in 2023.
Suspension issued in CT, 2023
updated on 10/03/2023This means the attorney lost his or her license to practice law for a period of time. The attorney typically returns to practicing law when the suspension expires.
Court Ordered Reprimand issued in CT, 2023
updated on 10/03/2023A court reprimand is an order from the Superior Court after it has found that an attorney has engaged in ethical misconduct. If an attorney receives more than 3 reprimands in 5 years, a presentment must be filed against the attorney so the Superior Court can decide if more serious discipline should be ordered.
Suspension issued in CT, 2023
updated on 10/03/2023This means the attorney lost his or her license to practice law for a period of time. The attorney typically returns to practicing law when the suspension expires.
Reprimand issued in CT, 2021
updated on 02/08/2022A reprimand is an order from the Statewide Grievance Committee after it has found that an attorney has engaged in ethical misconduct. If an attorney receives more than 3 reprimands in 5 years, a presentment must be filed against the attorney so the Superior Court can decide if more serious discipline should be ordered.
Reprimand issued in CT, 2020
updated on 11/25/2020A reprimand is an order from the Statewide Grievance Committee after it has found that an attorney has engaged in ethical misconduct. If an attorney receives more than 3 reprimands in 5 years, a presentment must be filed against the attorney so the Superior Court can decide if more serious discipline should be ordered.
Reprimand issued in CT, 2014
updated on 02/12/2015A reprimand is an order from the Statewide Grievance Committee after it has found that an attorney has engaged in ethical misconduct. If an attorney receives more than 3 reprimands in 5 years, a presentment must be filed against the attorney so the Superior Court can decide if more serious discipline should be ordered.