Jason G Litalien, Esq

Jason Litalien grew up in Biddeford, Maine, where community and service were core values instilled in him from an early age. After serving for nearly 13 years in the U.S. Air Force, Jason returned home and successfully ran a local restaurant, which deepened his connection to the community and honed his entrepreneurial skills.  His passion for helping others and his strong sense of justice led him to pursue a career in law at the University of Maine School of Law.

During his legal education, Jason immersed himself in various areas of the law to ensure a comprehensive understanding of the field.  This dedication to a well-rounded education was complemented by active participation in student organizations and leadership roles in student government.  His practice now centers on key areas such as business formation, real estate, estate planning, probate administration, and tenant evictions.  Jason prioritizes practical, client-focused solutions and avoids litigation whenever possible to streamline processes for his clients.

Beyond his professional life, Jason is deeply committed to his local community and takes pride in being a veteran who continues to serve through legal advocacy.  When he’s not assisting clients, Jason enjoys riding his motorcycle, working in the yard, and spending time with the people he cares about.

Jason Litalien’s law practice is rooted in his belief that personalized legal service, combined with deep local knowledge, creates the best outcomes for clients.  With an office in Biddeford, Maine, Jason and his team are ready to guide clients through the complexities of their legal needs with experience and empathy.

Mary-Ann L Letourneau, Esq

Prior to joining Litalien Law, Mary-Ann earned her BScN from the University of Alberta and practiced as an emergency nurse in a level two trauma center for six years in Canada prior to attending law school in Maine. 

Mary-Ann graduated cum laude from the University of Maine School of Law.  While a student at Maine Law, Mary-Ann did a Berstein Fellowship at the Maine District Court in Lewiston and was a student-attorney at the Kennebec County District Attorney’s Office.  She received a Pro Bono Publico designation for her volunteer work at the Maine District Court in Lewiston, the Kennebec District Attorney’s Office, and the Board of Overseeers of the Bar.

After law school, Mary-Ann served as a three-term judicial law clerk for the Maine District Court in York County and she worked as an attorney at a Southern Maine law firm, continuing to build her relationships within the York County and Cumberland County communities. 

Mary-Ann has chosen to focus her practice on family law, child protection, protection from abuse and Harassment, as well as divorce and child custody.  Her unique experiences as a trauma nurse show through in her work with her caring and empathetic approach to the difficult matters that she handles.

Mary-Ann has resided in Maine since 2014 and in her spare time, Mary-Ann likes to go on adventures with her goldendoodle, Alfred.