Michael Albis, chief administrative judge for family matters. Courtesy photo.
The Connecticut Law Tribune had a wide-ranging interview with Michael Albis, chief administrative judge for family matters, who discussed his career and why his mother always thought he'd make a good lawyer.
February 28, 2019 at 05:05 PM
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Judge Michael Albis did not realize until his senior year at Yale University that he wanted to be an attorney, but his mother always knew.
From an early age, Albis said, his now 93-year-old mother Helen had always hoped her son would be a lawyer. And being the middle of seven children helped a bit, he said.
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