Livermore Maine Women Is Now One Of Maine Youngest Lawyers
Did you know from a young age exactly what you wanted to be when you grew up? Some people don t until they re in high school, and others never know exactly what they want to be when they grow up. All of these things are okay.
But for one young lady here in Maine, it was a no-brainer. Livermore native Mikala L. Holt knew she wanted to be a lawyer from the very young age of elementary school level. Remember when I said some people just know? Mikala just knew, and then she made it happen.
A Livermore Woman Has Become One Of The State s Youngest Lawyers
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Mikala Holt of Livermore poses Wednesday morning in the conference room at Boothby, Silver & Ricker law firm in Turner.
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TURNER Mikala L. Holt of Livermore set her sights on being a lawyer when she was in elementary school. At age 23, she has achieved that goal.
She is one of the youngest graduates of the University of Maine School of Law, Alexandra Moras, director of communications and websites for the university, wrote in an email.
Holt was sworn in as a lawyer on June 30 by Justice Catherine Connors of the Maine Supreme Judicial Court. It was the first in-person swearing in in 18 months because of COVID 19, Mikala said.