Alicia Rosa Abella

Alicia Abella Korte (also known as Ali) is focusing her practice on family law, juvenile law, and simple probate matters.

In 2017, Mrs. Korte graduated magna cum laude from Michigan State University College of Law. She was honored with Jurisprudence Awards for achieving the highest grades in Public International Law, Immigration Consequences of Criminal Activity, and Immigration Law Clinic II. She also achieved Dean’s List Notations in five semesters.

While in law school, Mrs. Korte gained hands-on legal experience in many different areas of law. At Legal Services of South Central Michigan, Mrs. Korte assisted with family law, public benefit, and housing law cases. Mrs. Korte also gained experience with immigration law working at Michigan State’s Immigration Clinic and St. Vincent Catholic Charities Immigration Clinic. Additionally, Mrs. Korte spent two spring breaks serving at the Michigan State University Alternative Spring Break program assisting low-income individuals with their personal income taxes.

Upon relocating back to the East Valley in 2017, Mrs. Korte immediately got involved with the Volunteer Lawyer’s Program, accepting both guardianship and adoption cases. She is now involved with the Arizona Association of Family and Conciliation Courts (AzAFCC).

Mrs. Korte was born and raised in Michigan. She moved to Arizona at 15 and attended Seton Catholic High School. Mrs. Korte attended the University of Arizona earning a bachelor’s degree in Elementary Education with magna cum laude honors. After a brief career in teaching, Mrs. Korte decided to return to school to pursue her law degree.

She was admitted to the Arizona State bar in 2017, and is an active member of the State Bar of Arizona.