The Alsobrook Law Firm is located in Opelika, AL and serves clients in and around Opelika, Loachapoka, Auburn, Salem, Waverly, Cusseta, Smiths, Barbour County, Bullock County, Calhoun County, Chambers County, Clay County, Cleburne County, Coosa County, Dale County, Elmore County, Henry County, Lee County, Macon County, Montgomery County, Pike County, Randolph County, Russell County, Talladega County and Tallapoosa County.
FIRM LOCATION
114 N 9th Street
Opelika, AL 36801
Telephone:
334.737.3718
Fax:
334.737.3716
Signs Of Financial Infidelity in A Marriage
/by Alsobrook Law GroupInfidelity in a marital relationship can rear its ugly head in a number of ways. Financial infidelity involves the lack of transparency and communication regarding the critical issue of money. It can put you at a serious disadvantage in terms of long-term financial security if you are unaware or lax about your spouse’s financial infidelity. […]
What Gives the Police Probable Cause To Search My Car?
/by Alsobrook Law GroupIt’s critical to have a fair understanding of road rules and how to react if you get pulled over by a law enforcement officer in Alabama. In fact, you should understand your rights well before you might face this type of encounter. A dedicated criminal defense attorney in Alabama can help you understand whether your […]
Situations That Can Lead to Wrongful Convictions
/by Alsobrook Law GroupBeing wrongfully accused and charged with a crime can be a nightmare for the victim. In some cases, the state of Alabama might provide $50,000 for each year a person was wrongfully imprisoned, as these cases are also reported in the media. With that said, facing prison time when you have done no wrong can […]
What Is a Brady Violation?
/by Alsobrook Law GroupA brady violation refers to a violation of the Brady Rule, which requires prosecutors to not withhold any favorable evidence from the defense in a criminal case. For instance, the prosecution is required to let the defense know of any evidence that may lead to the charges being reduced or dropped altogether. A reliable criminal […]
How To Protect Your Cryptocurrency with A Prenup
/by Alsobrook Law GroupCryptocurrencies, such as Bitcoin, Ethereum, and a host of others are significant financial assets, but with a highly fluctuating market value. This makes it important to address what happens to your crypto holdings in the event of a divorce. Whether you are a newbie dipping your toe in the pool of digital assets, or an […]
Wrongful Arrests Due to Police Report Mistakes
/by Alsobrook Law GroupWrongful arrests because of mistakes made in the police report are more common than most people would like to think. After all, police officers are only human, and the stress and rigors of their job can sometimes lead to serious mistakes and wrongful arrests. Unfortunately, a seemingly simple mistake by a police officer can result […]
What The Rise In Gig Economy Means For Divorce
/by Alsobrook Law GroupThe gig economy has grown by a whopping 33% since 2020. At least 16% of Americans have used Upwork, Fiverr, or a similar online platform in the last year. While there are several upsides to freelancing, remote work, and side hustles, but the gig economy also poses new complexities and challenges for divorcing couples. You […]
The Differences Between a Public Defender and a Private Attorney
/by Alsobrook Law GroupWhen you are charged with a crime, one of the first decisions you must make is whether to retain the services of a private criminal defense attorney or a public defender. The decision to choose between a public defender and private counsel should not be panic driven. It’s critical to recognize that the judicial system […]
What Does Supervised Visitation Mean?
/by Alsobrook Law GroupAlabama family courts while ruling on matters of child custody always make determinations based on the best interests of the child. In general, the courts don’t prefer to sever the parent-child relationship. The judge may order supervised visitation if a parent has been denied custody of the child, but wants to foster a relationship. You […]
How is a DUI Treated Across State Lines?
/by Alsobrook Law GroupThe consequences of getting convicted of driving under the influence (DUI) can easily follow you across state lines. Alabama is a member of the Interstate Driver’s License Compact (IDCL), which requires it to enforce punishments, like driver’s license suspension even if a resident is convicted of DUI in another state. The same rule applies if […]