Lawrence County, Alabama
Autrey Law Firm, LLC is a private law firm providing criminal-defense services for Lawrence County from its physical Moulton office.
An arrest, investigation, or criminal charge can affect your freedom, employment, driving privileges, and reputation. Early legal advice can help you understand the accusation, upcoming deadlines, and the choices available at each stage.
The firm reviews the facts, available evidence, procedure, and the client's goals before recommending a strategy. Depending on the matter, representation may include challenging the prosecution's evidence, negotiating where appropriate, preparing for hearings, or trying the case.
757 Lawrence Street, Moulton, Alabama 35650
Meetings are by appointment. Call (256) 344-3284 to discuss availability.
Use the court information below as a planning reference; the paperwork in a particular case and current official instructions control.
Criminal matters connected with Lawrence County may move through district or circuit court depending on the charge and stage, while municipal allegations may be assigned elsewhere. The charging and bond paperwork ordinarily identifies the immediate court and deadline to verify.
Official Lawrence County court information →Preserve the bond paperwork, charging papers, citation, property receipt, and any notice from the clerk, court, or supervising officer. Record the next date and court exactly as printed before discussing strategy.
The firm's Moulton office provides a local appointment point for Lawrence County clients. The law office and court facility are separate locations, so confirm where any meeting or appearance will occur.
Moulton office details →These resources provide general Alabama information and are not a substitute for advice about the facts, deadlines, or court assigned to a specific matter.
A Lawrence County defense review should begin with the assigned court, next date, custody or bond status, and the evidence categories identified by the available paperwork.
Confirm the exact accusation, court, case number, issuing agency, and whether more than one citation or case is involved.
Keep written release terms, no-contact provisions, reporting duties, testing requirements, and court notices together.
Preserve citations, license documents, testing paperwork, tow or property records, and information about available recordings.
Search circumstances, possession theories, inventories, laboratory reports, ownership records, and statements may all require individual review.
Retain messages, photographs, videos, and witness information without attempting to coordinate stories or influence another person's account.
Disclose supervision status, prior orders, protection proceedings, or other cases that may add deadlines or restrictions.
Read the citation, bond form, complaint, or notice for the court name, address, date, and case number.
Keep potential evidence intact and avoid posting facts, recordings, accusations, or commentary about the incident online.
The Moulton office must confirm conflicts, availability, and matter fit before discussing engagement terms or case-specific strategy.
Clear expectations: No outcome is guaranteed, and submitting website information does not by itself create representation. Results depend on the evidence, procedure, applicable law, and decisions by courts and prosecutors.
Moulton Office
Brittany provides family law, criminal defense, Protection From Abuse, and estate-planning services from the Moulton office, subject to matter review and availability.
View Brittany's profile →Appointments for Lawrence County matters are coordinated through the Moulton office at 757 Lawrence Street, Moulton, Alabama 35650.
Tell Autrey Law Firm the general nature of your matter and any upcoming court date or deadline.
