Frequently Asked Questions

We serve clients across areas within North Alabama from two offices — Huntsville and Moulton. Our attorneys handle matters throughout Madison, Limestone, Morgan, Lawrence, and Colbert Counties, including Huntsville, Madison, Athens, Decatur, Moulton, and Tuscumbia, and the surrounding Tennessee Valley.

Yes. We have an office in Huntsville (100 Washington Street, Suite B3) and an office in Moulton (757 Lawrence Street), both by appointment. See our Locations page for maps and directions.

Yes. The firm's Huntsville office is located at 100 Washington Street, Suite B3, Huntsville, Alabama 35801, and receives visitors by appointment. Family Law, Criminal Defense, Protection From Abuse, and Estate Planning consultations may be coordinated through this office, subject to venue, conflicts, attorney availability, and matter review.

The Huntsville office serves matters connected with Huntsville, the City of Madison, and Madison County. It also serves Athens and Limestone County and Decatur and Morgan County; Limestone and Morgan are shared service areas that may be coordinated through either the Huntsville or Moulton office. See the Huntsville office details and Madison County legal-services guide.

Yes. The firm's Moulton office is located at 757 Lawrence Street, Moulton, Alabama 35650, and receives visitors by appointment. Family Law, Criminal Defense, Protection From Abuse, and Estate Planning consultations may be coordinated through this office, subject to venue, conflicts, attorney availability, and matter review.

The Moulton office serves matters connected with Moulton and Lawrence County and with Tuscumbia and Colbert County. It also serves Athens and Limestone County and Decatur and Morgan County; Limestone and Morgan are shared service areas that may be coordinated through either the Huntsville or Moulton office. See the Moulton office details and Lawrence County legal-services guide.

No. Matters connected with Athens and Limestone County may be coordinated through the firm's Huntsville or Moulton office after review of the matter, venue, conflicts, and attorney availability. See the Limestone County legal-services guide for both appointment routes.

No. Matters connected with Decatur and Morgan County may be coordinated through the firm's Huntsville or Moulton office after review of the matter, venue, conflicts, and attorney availability. See the Morgan County legal-services guide for both appointment routes.

No. Matters connected with Tuscumbia and Colbert County are coordinated through the firm's Moulton office after review of the matter, venue, conflicts, and attorney availability. See the Colbert County legal-services guide.

Attorney assignment depends on the type and location of the matter, venue, conflicts, attorney availability, and case review. The firm will explain who is available for the consultation and any proposed representation.

Family law, criminal defense, protection from abuse (PFA) actions, and estate planning. If you're unsure whether we can help, reach out through our contact page and just ask.

Call us at (256) 344-3284 or submit the form on our contact page, and we'll get back to you to arrange a time.

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