Limestone County, Alabama
Autrey Law Firm, LLC is a private law firm providing family-law services for Limestone County from Huntsville and Moulton; it does not maintain a Limestone County or Athens office.
Family law cases can affect children, finances, property, and daily routines. The firm helps clients identify priorities, understand the legal process, and prepare for negotiation, hearings, or trial when necessary.
There is no single approach that fits every family. Strategy depends on existing orders, the disputed issues, the evidence, the parties' ability to reach agreement, and the client's goals.
Autrey Law Firm does not maintain or claim a physical office in Limestone County. Meetings may be coordinated through the Huntsville office at 100 Washington Street, Suite B3, or the Moulton office at 757 Lawrence Street. Both locations are by appointment.
Use the court information below as a planning reference; the paperwork in a particular case and current official instructions control.
Family matters connected with Limestone County are handled through the county's court system in Athens. The correct division, filing requirements, and schedule depend on the case, existing orders, and requested relief; current court notices and official clerk instructions control.
Official Limestone County court information →Bring current orders, recent filings, a practical parenting-calendar proposal if children are involved, income information, and a list of property and debts. For an existing case, include the case number and the next date shown on the latest notice.
Autrey Law Firm does not claim a physical office in Limestone County. Appointments may be coordinated through Huntsville or Moulton after the firm reviews the matter and availability.
Limestone County appointment options →These resources provide general Alabama information and are not a substitute for advice about the facts, deadlines, or court assigned to a specific matter.
The most useful first review connects the current family situation to the controlling orders, Limestone County paperwork, financial records, and practical schedule.
Bring every divorce, custody, support, paternity, protection, or modification order and identify the court that entered it.
Document the present routine, school and childcare obligations, transportation, exchanges, and the specific change being requested.
Recent pay information, tax records, childcare costs, health-insurance details, and support-payment history can make the first discussion more focused.
For divorce planning, begin a neutral inventory of real property, vehicles, accounts, retirement interests, household property, and debts.
Share any current PFA, no-contact, criminal, or other related court paperwork because overlapping proceedings may affect scheduling and communication.
Keep a copy of the order at issue and a dated record of the changed circumstances or claimed noncompliance.
Identify the court, case number, next date, existing orders, and the limited nonconfidential background needed for a conflict check.
Limestone County matters may be coordinated through Huntsville or Moulton after review. The firm does not claim a Limestone County office.
An attorney can then address urgent dates, practical goals, fees, scope, and the written agreement required before representation begins.
Clear expectations: Submitting an inquiry does not create an attorney-client relationship. Family-law outcomes remain fact-specific, and no custody, support, property, or other result is guaranteed.
Huntsville Office
Robert provides family law, criminal defense, Protection From Abuse, and estate-planning services from the Huntsville office, subject to matter review and availability.
View Robert's profile →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 →The firm does not maintain or claim a Limestone County office. Appointments may be coordinated through Huntsville or Moulton according to the matter and attorney availability.
Tell Autrey Law Firm the general nature of your matter and any upcoming court date or deadline.
