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E. Peyton Faulk Esq.

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529 S. Perry St., Suite 18, Montgomery, Alabama, 36104

Practice Areas : Civil Rights

529 S. Perry St., Suite 18, Montgomery, Alabama, 36104
Hayden Glass Sizemore

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8191 Seaton Place, Montgomery, Alabama, 36116

Practice Areas : Elder Law

8191 Seaton Place, Montgomery, Alabama, 36116
Christopher W.  Brodie

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4142 Carmichael Road, Montgomery, Alabama, 36106

Practice Areas : Business Law

4142 Carmichael Road, Montgomery, Alabama, 36106
Brian W Moore

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2740 Zelda Road, 4th Floor, Montgomery, Alabama, 36106

Practice Areas : Business Law

2740 Zelda Road, 4th Floor, Montgomery, Alabama, 36106
Mary Ellen Conner Pool

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311 Catoma Street, Montgomery, Alabama, 36104

Practice Areas : Bankruptcy

311 Catoma Street, Montgomery, Alabama, 36104
Kia Scott

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445 DEXTER AVE Ste 4050, Montgomery, Alabama, 36104

Practice Areas : Arbitration & Mediation

445 DEXTER AVE Ste 4050, Montgomery, Alabama, 36104
Jason Bonner Dial

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22 Scott Street, Montgomery, Alabama, 36104

Practice Areas : Appeals & Appellate

22 Scott Street, Montgomery, Alabama, 36104
Clinton Chadwell Carter

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458 South Lawrence Street, Montgomery, Alabama, 36104

Practice Areas : Criminal Law

458 South Lawrence Street, Montgomery, Alabama, 36104
Brannan W. Reaves

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105 Tallapoosa Street Suite 101, Montgomery, Alabama, 36104

Practice Areas : Estate Planning

105 Tallapoosa Street Suite 101, Montgomery, Alabama, 36104
Josh Milam

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566 S Perry St, Montgomery, Alabama, 36104

Practice Areas : Bankruptcy

566 S Perry St, Montgomery, Alabama, 36104

56 attorneys and law firms in Montgomery are listed on this page, covering personal injury, family law, estate planning and criminal defence.

Cases are heard in the Montgomery County Circuit Court, with federal matters going to the Middle District of Alabama, which sits in the city. As the state capital, Montgomery also carries administrative and regulatory practice before state agencies and boards.

Alabama still applies contributory negligence, so a finding of any fault on the claimant's part can defeat an injury claim entirely — the single most important question to ask a firm about your facts. Marital property is divided equitably rather than equally.