Madison County, Alabama
Autrey Law Firm, LLC is a private law firm providing criminal-defense services for Madison County from its physical Huntsville office.
An investigation, arrest, or criminal charge can raise immediate questions about court appearances, bond conditions, driving privileges, employment, and possible penalties. Early guidance can help you understand the accusation and decide what requires attention first.
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 evidence, filing motions, negotiating when appropriate, preparing for hearings, or trying the case.
100 Washington Street, Suite B3, Huntsville, Alabama 35801
This office serves criminal-defense matters connected with Madison County. 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.
A Madison County charge may proceed in municipal, district, or circuit court depending on the alleged offense, issuing agency, and procedural stage. The court named on a citation, bond form, warrant, or charging document is the best starting point for identifying the immediate deadline.
Official Madison County court information →Keep the citation, warrant, bond paperwork, charging document, property receipt, and every notice showing a court date. Identify the agency involved and the court named on the paperwork; do not send a detailed factual statement through the website form.
The firm's Huntsville office is also in downtown Huntsville and serves as the primary appointment location for Madison County matters.
Huntsville 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 useful defense conversation begins with the exact paperwork, restrictions, evidence categories, and deadlines connected with the Madison County matter.
Confirm whether the paperwork identifies a municipal, district, or circuit court, along with every case number and appearance date.
Keep the bond order and any no-contact, travel, reporting, testing, or weapon restrictions available for review.
Record the sequence of events privately and preserve documents without posting about the incident or contacting witnesses about their accounts.
Retain messages, photographs, location records, doorbell video, and other digital material in its original form whenever possible.
DUI, drug, and property allegations may involve laboratory reports, testing records, receipts, inventories, or chain-of-custody questions.
Probation, protection-order, family-court, or administrative matters can create additional dates and restrictions that counsel should know about.
Share the court, charge category, next date, and custody or bond status without sending confidential factual details through the website.
Keep paperwork, recordings, messages, photographs, receipts, and potential witness information intact for a case-specific discussion.
The Huntsville office checks conflicts, availability, and matter fit before an attorney discusses engagement terms or legal strategy.
Clear expectations: A website inquiry does not create representation, and no dismissal, reduction, acquittal, sentence, or other result can be promised. Outcomes depend on the evidence, law, procedure, and decisions made by courts and prosecutors.
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 →Appointments for Madison County matters are coordinated through the Huntsville office at 100 Washington Street, Suite B3, Huntsville, Alabama 35801.
Tell Autrey Law Firm the general nature of your matter and any upcoming court date or deadline.
