About Allison Marie
Allison Marie Marfeo leads a modest solo practice that serves clients across two states. She earned her J.D. from Brooklyn Law School in 2000. That academic foundation remains a touchstone for how she approaches the practical demands of running a law office and advising individuals and businesses.
After law school, Marfeo became licensed to practice law in both New York and Connecticut. That bi-state admission shapes the work that comes through her office door. She handles matters that require familiarity with each state’s rules and procedures and often coordinates filings and appearances across municipal and state lines. Her decision to base her practice in a small firm setting reflects a preference for direct client contact and hands-on file management.
Colleagues and clients describe her style as straightforward and procedural. She emphasizes clear explanations over legalese. In conversations she breaks down complex steps into plain terms. That approach is consistent from initial intake through resolution. Her practice includes tasks common to small-firm lawyers: drafting documents, negotiating on behalf of clients, preparing filings, and appearing in local courts where required. She balances office work with court calendars and client meetings, adapting to the different timelines and demands each jurisdiction presents.
Marfeo’s education and licensure in two neighboring states inform the daily rhythm of her work. She maintains an office under the name Law Offices of Allison M. Marfeo and manages the administrative and substantive responsibilities that come with operating a solo practice. Readers seeking a lawyer licensed in both New York and Connecticut will find in her a practitioner experienced in managing cross-jurisdictional procedural issues. Her current practice focuses on serving clients in New York and Connecticut.
