About Joseph Hoke

Joseph Hoke was born and raised in Jonesboro and graduated from Jonesboro High School with honors in 2007 before becoming the sixth member of his family to graduate from Hendrix College in Conway. During college he interned for the Juvenile Drug Court program in Faulkner County. He then attended the William H. Bowen School of Law in Little Rock, externing at the Arkansas Federal Public Defender's Office and the Arkansas Supreme Court. After law school he served as Parent Counsel in Pope and Johnson counties and joined Sprott, Golden & Bardwell in Harrison, focusing on domestic relations and criminal defense. He joined Rainwater, Holt & Sexton because of the firm's client-centered approach and his commitment to communication with clients.

Practice areas

Education

University of Arkansas at Little Rock, Bowen School of Law
J.D.
Hendrix College
Undergraduate

Bar admissions & credentials

State Bar of Arkansas

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