Biography
Keeping clients informed, and the firm in motion.
Alexx has been the sole paralegal and office manager at the Robichaux Law Firm since Scott opened its doors in early 2022. If you call the office, there’s a good chance she’s the person who answers. She takes down what happened, gets your questions in front of Scott, and often puts you on the phone with him before you hang up.
She has worked as a paralegal since 2015, with administrative and office-management experience going back roughly 18 years to her college days. In a firm this size, that experience covers a lot of ground: opening files, tracking court dates and filing deadlines, requesting discovery from the State, organizing police reports and body-camera footage, preparing documents for hearings, and staying in contact with clients and their families between court appearances.
Alexx studied at Western Connecticut State University, where she earned a Bachelor of Science in Justice and Law Administration. She graduated in 2012 and received the Terry S. Capshaw Award of Excellence in the Field of Correctional Sciences — the program’s award for distinction in the field.
The firm being a one-attorney practice is deliberate, and Alexx is what makes it work. Your case is never handed off to a case manager you’ve never met, and no call goes unreturned because someone assumed someone else had it. Scott handles the law. Alexx makes sure nothing else slips.
She lives in Savannah with her husband and daughter, plus a dog and three cats.
Alexx is a paralegal, not an attorney, and does not give legal advice. Legal questions about your case are answered by Scott.
How Alexx Helps
Your first point of contact at the firm.
Your first call
Often the first voice you’ll hear. Alexx listens to what happened, tells you what the firm can do, and gets you scheduled.
Case management
Every file organized and on schedule, so nothing about your case slips through the cracks.
Clear communication
Calls returned, questions answered, and families kept in the loop between court dates.
Records & evidence
Requesting discovery and chasing down police reports, body-camera footage, and lab results — then getting them in front of Scott.
Court dates & deadlines
Georgia gives you 30 days to protect your license after a DUI arrest. Alexx tracks that clock and every one that follows.
Paperwork, handled
Hearing documents, retainer paperwork, and billing questions — prepared and explained so you’re not guessing.
Credentials
Education, experience & recognition.
Education
- Western Connecticut State University — Bachelor of Science, Justice & Law Administration (2012)
Honors
- Terry S. Capshaw Award of Excellence in the Field of Correctional Sciences (2012)
Experience
- Paralegal since 2015
- Administrative & office management since 2008
- Paralegal & Office Manager, Robichaux Law Firm — 2022 to present
Past Positions
Every file at the firm crosses her desk.
- DUI & DUI-drug cases
- Domestic violence allegations
- Firearm charges
- Probation violations
- Drug possession & distribution
- Assault & battery charges
- Student & campus cases
What Clients Say
“When I first called, Alexx was extremely understanding and took the time to listen to what was going on. She asked if I had a few minutes to speak with Scott right then, and I'm glad I said yes… I'm incredibly grateful to Scott and Alexx.”
Adam R. · Google Review · 5 stars
The firm holds a 5.0 rating across 21 Google reviews.
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