Alicia M. Memmott is an Assistant Attorney General in the Child Protection Division. She represents the Division of Child and Family Services in the Third District Juvenile Court in abuse, neglect, and dependency proceedings.
Her juvenile court experience ranges from prosecuting abuse, neglect, and dependency matters in child welfare to advising and advocating for indigent juveniles accused of felony and misdemeanor delinquent acts from detention hearing through termination. Alicia is active in specialty courts, such as mental health and drug court, and is knowledgeable in ICWA matters, dually adjudicated youth, and DCFS placements and services.
Alicia received her J.D. from the Oklahoma City University School of Law in 2011, where she received the award for outstanding volunteer service from the law school’s Professional and Career Development Center Pro Bono and Public Interest Law Program. Before attending law school, Alicia was a Judicial Assistant for the Third District Juvenile Court.
