About Robert
Robert Mabey practices law in Vermont and Massachusetts. He earned his J.D. from New England Law | Boston in 2004 after completing a B.A. at Moravian College in 2001. He is admitted to the Massachusetts bar (2004) and to the Vermont bar (2008), and he maintains active memberships in both state bars.
Mabey works at the firm Kalter, Kalter & Mabey. His career has been built around serving clients across two neighboring jurisdictions, where state rules and local practice can differ sharply. He handles filings, appearances and counseling that require familiarity with both Massachusetts and Vermont court procedures.
His day-to-day work brings a mix of courtroom matters and client advising. Mabey represents individuals and businesses, handling matters that arise under state law in civil and administrative settings. He prepares pleadings, negotiates settlements and appears at hearings. He also assists clients in understanding procedural requirements and managing deadlines that vary between courts.
Outside of casework, he keeps current through the professional networks of the Vermont State Bar and the Massachusetts State Bar. Those memberships, active since 2004 in Massachusetts and 2008 in Vermont, provide him with resources and connections to colleagues in each jurisdiction. He participates in bar activities and continuing education to stay familiar with changes in state statutes and court rules.
Colleagues describe his approach as practical and straightforward. He aims to present options clearly and to set realistic expectations for the time and process a matter will require. He balances advocacy in hearings with efforts to resolve disputes when a negotiated result better serves a client's interests.
He continues to practice at Kalter, Kalter & Mabey and concentrates his work on representing clients in state matters in Vermont and Massachusetts.
