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Phone: (256) 539-3110

Address: 200 Westside Sq Ste 309, Huntsville, AL 35801

Website: http://www.notanaccident.com

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Divorce
The skilled attorneys at Hodges Trial Lawyers, P.C. handle a broad range of divorce and family law issues. To our clientsâ€™ benefit, we are very familiar with the courts in Northern Alabama and have experience in Jackson County, Lauderdale County, Limestone County, Madison County, Marshall County, and Morgan County.
Child Support
A parent can seek increased child support payments for the months that the child will be in summer camp. This strategy is most successful when the parent sending their child to camp can argue that it is a necessary or work-related expense. In other words, they need to send the child to camp because they are working, and sending the child to camp is in the best interest of the child.
Child Custody and Visitation
In Alabama, the child custody arrangement is divided into two parts: the residence and the visitation. Even if the child spends equal time with both parents, one must be assigned as the residence for purposes of determining school district and other residency requirements. The only restriction for this parent is they must remain within a 60-mile radius of the other parent. They cannot move out of that range without the consent of both parents. They can move within that 60-mile range whenever they wish.
Adoption
Premarital Agreement
The court establishes fair division of marital property by looking at certain variables, including the financial standing and earning potential of each spouse, the value of the property, the amount each spouse contributed, any prenuptial agreements, and other factors.
Spousal Support
In a legal separation, the spouses are free to live separate lives. It is more formal than a trial separation and involves entering into a separation agreement that is filed with a court and becomes part of a court record. The agreement provides details on how the separation is to be achieved. It divides property, assigns debt obligations, defines arrangements for caring for children including custody and child support, defines terms of alimony, and ends the financial connection between spouses. The agreement is filed with the court and becomes enforceable.
Legal Separation
Legal separations have some flexibility. If conditions change, the couple is permitted to petition a court to modify the terms of their separation. They can also choose to transition the separation into a divorce, also by application to a court. It is also possible to reunite at any time.

Wrongful Death
When clients come to us, they generally have no idea what is going to happen or what to do. All they know is they have suffered a serious personal injury or a loved one was the victim of wrongful death and they need help. We can help by meeting with you in person to discuss what to expect, what needs to be done and help process all of the circumstances. We cannot guarantee any particular result, but we can guarantee that we will do everything in our power to help you walk through these difficult times as best we can. We can guarantee that you and your case will receive our attention and our respect. You deserve the level of customer service and understanding that we can provide for you!

Personal Injury
Tim M. McFalls joined the firm of Hodges Trial Lawyers, P.C. in 2009 as an associate attorney. Timâ€™s practice focuses primarily on three main areas: personal injury, general civil litigation, and Social Security disability. Tim also performs appellate work and remains on the Indigent Defense appointment list for criminal defendants.
Social Security Disability
If you have suffered a personal injury, or suffer from a condition or impairment that prevents you from being able to do your job and have been denied social security disability benefits, we can help. Sometimes these situations occur after a car wreck or on the job injury, in any event, we would be glad to talk with you. As personal injury and social security disability lawyers, we understand the social security disability process…

Trusts and Estates

Estate Planning
No one likes to talk about dying, but having a Last Will and Testament, Advanced Medical Directive, and Durable Power of Attorney prepared is really important. People often believe that they do not need Estate Planning because they are not â€œrich.â€ This is completely wrong. Even forgetting about what happens to your possessions and property, these documents help dictate…
Wills
Trusts
Power of Attorney

Debt Collection
Hodges Trial Lawyers have assisted consumers in cases involving violations of federal law including both the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA) and the Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA). Debt collectors have the right to attempt to collect debts that are legitimately owed by a consumer and these statutes provide guidelines for how credit providers and debt collectors can…

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