Katerina A. Kalabokis, Esq.
Katerina A. Kalabokis, the founding partner at Kalabokis Law, concentrates her practice in all aspects of family law and estate planning.
In April of 2022, Attorney Kalabokis was awarded a Certificate of Special Congressional Recognition by the U.S. House of Representatives for her accomplishments as an attorney, business owner and Selectmen for the Town of Tyngsborough.
She currently serving on the Board of Selectman in Tyngsborough, Massachusetts, and is a professor of law at the University of Massachusetts Lowell where she teaches Family Law to undergraduate students.
Prior to founding the firm Attorney Kalabokis worked in a distinguished family law firm in the Boston area and then as in house counsel at a large corporation. While attending law school, Attorney Kalabokis was chosen to be a Rule 3:03 student attorney at the law schools nationally ranked Family Law Clinic where she represented individuals in domestic violence and restraining order cases. She also wrote her first publication and was awarded for her Pro Bono work. Attorney Kalabokis is a graduate of University of Massachusetts Lowell (B.A. Psychology 2014 | B.S. Criminal Justice 2014) and Suffolk University Law School (J.D. 2017). In addition she has been admitted to practice law in both New Hampshire and Massachusetts.
Bar and Court Admissions
- State of New Hampshire
- Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Professional Associations
- New Hampshire Bar Association
- Massachusetts Bar Association
- Manchester Bar Association
- Hellenic Bar Association
- New Hampshire Women's Bar Association
- Family Law Section of the New Hampshire Bar Association
- American Bar Association Young Lawyers Division
Service Positions
- Elected to the Tyngsborough Board of Selectman (June 2021)
- Elected as District 3 Representative for the American Bar Association Young Lawyers Division (September 2020)
Publications
- “The Issues Surrounding Native American Children and Their Loss of Culture Due to Removal from Their Homes”. Family Law Journal 2016
Education
- Suffolk University Law School, J.D. (2017)
- University of Massachusetts Lowell, BA in Psychology and BS in Criminal Justice (2014)
Phone: (978) 250-4980 Email: KKalabokis@Kalabokislaw.com
Alexander J. McIsaac, Esq.
Alexander McIsaac, an associate attorney at Kalabokis Law, concentrates his practice in criminal defense, estate planning, and domestic relations. Attorney McIsaac is an experienced litigator with prior experience at the Middlesex District Attorney’s Office and a distinguished private immigration and criminal defense firm in Boston. In law school, Attorney McIsaac graduated second in his class and published an article as a member of the Suffolk University Law Review. He was also awarded the best brief, best oral advocacy, and jurisprudence awards in evidence and civil procedure. Attorney McIsaac is a graduate of University of Massachusetts – Lowell (B.S. Criminal Justice with minor in Legal Studies 2014) and Suffolk University Law School (J.D. 2017). He has been admitted to practice in Massachusetts.
Bar and Court Admissions
- Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Professional Associations
- Massachusetts Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers (MACDL)
- Bar advocate for Middlesex Defense Attorneys, Inc. (MDA)
Publications
- “A square peg in a round hole: The illogical and impractical application of Rosemond to Strict Liability Sex Crimes.” Suffolk Law Review 2017.
Education
- Suffolk University Law School, J.D. (2017)
- University of Massachusetts – Lowell, BS in Criminal Justice and minor in Legal Studies (2014)
Phone: (978) 250-4980 Email: AMcIsaac@Kalabokislaw.com
