Alexander Jr Hubert W At-Law

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Alexander Jr Hubert W At-Law is a Attorney located at 1708 Madden Rd, Jacksonville, AR 72076 Phone Number: (501) 982-6839 HOURS OF OPERATION Day Hours Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday MORE INFO

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Lunes

8 am–5 pm

Martes

8 am–5 pm

Miércoles

8 am–5 pm

Jueves

8 am–5 pm

Viernes

8 am–5:30 pm

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Closed

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Closed

• Steven Jones· vía Google

  Should be disbarred for the unprofessional way he represents his clients. It's a very bad choice to retain him as your attorney.

  4 years ago
• czac hangartner· vía Google

  Represented me on a case over 10 years ago as a public defender it's clear why he has his own practice now did an amazing job!

  3 years ago
• R&R Transport Solutions· vía Google

  Hubert is a stand up attorney. He keeps it real and handled my divorce years ago wonderfully. I have recommended him many many times over the years and will continue to do so. JoAnna Riddle

  6 years ago
• Sheila Rankin· vía Google

  Hubert Alexander is the best he's a great man he took care of my legal problem and I know no other could do the job he done he's worth every penny and then some

  10 months ago
• Rose Hand· vía Google

  DO NOT TRUST THIS ATTORNEY... If I could rate him a zero star, I would. My friend was falsely charged, illegally searched by a male officer, and Alexander charged her almost $3,000.oo. He never met up with her, never listened to her side of the events when arrested. He dragged the case out for 3 yrs. and she still faced full charges and the sentence that went along with the charge. He spoke with the judge before court and left. We waited on him until her name was called and was told by the COURT that he had been there prior to court and left. When they sentenced her to 180 days in jail, he left, telling her that she would be bonded out and they were going to file an appeal (when someone brought him money). He didn't return calls during that time and when in jail he knew her pace.maker battery had expired and did nothing to help her get medical treatment. I have copies of letters from the physician's office stating she needed to be there and she had to wait until she got out of jail and immediately saw her cardiologist. Thank God she didn't have a heart attack and die in White Couny Jail. Two other women did die while incarcerated at the same time. I don't know why and hate to speculate.

  2 years ago