Find the right lawyer in Alabama
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- 29 cities in Alabama
Lawyers by city in Alabama
- Birmingham2 lawyers
- Montgomery1 lawyer
- Huntsville1 lawyer
- Mobile1 lawyer
- Dothan1 lawyer
- TuscaloosaTuscaloosa County
- AuburnLee County
- OpelikaLee County
- DecaturMorgan County
- FlorenceLauderdale County
- GadsdenEtowah County
- AnnistonCalhoun County
- AthensLimestone County
- CullmanCullman County
- TroyPike County
- JasperWalker County
- SelmaDallas County
- HooverJefferson & Shelby counties
- MadisonMadison & Limestone counties
- Vestavia HillsJefferson & Shelby counties
- Phenix CityRussell County
- PrattvilleAutauga County
- EnterpriseCoffee County
- BessemerJefferson County
- AlabasterShelby County
- NorthportTuscaloosa County
- DaphneBaldwin County
- FairhopeBaldwin County
- FoleyBaldwin County
Popular practice areas in Alabama
Every lawyer listed is checked on their state bar's public directory before being added.
Alabama law and courts
Circuit courts hear divorce and other domestic relations cases and the larger civil cases; district courts hear smaller civil cases and small claims; and each county's probate court handles wills, estates, guardianships and name changes. Immigration is governed by federal law. Lawyers are licensed through the Alabama State Bar, which also deals with complaints about them.
Free legal help
Legal Services Alabama gives free civil legal help to people who qualify on income — call (866) 456-4995, or (888) 835-3505 in Spanish. The Alabama State Bar runs a Volunteer Lawyers Program ((888) 857-8571), a Lawyer Referral Service and the Justice4AL website, with court forms and help in other languages.
Checked 17 October 2026 against official sources.
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Common questions about lawyers in Alabama
How do I check a lawyer is licensed in Alabama?
To practise law in Alabama a lawyer must be licensed through the Alabama State Bar. You can look up any lawyer in the State Bar's public Find a Member search, and the Bar publishes its disciplinary history. Each lawyer on these pages was checked in that search before being listed, but people move firms, so check again before you hire. Complaints about a lawyer go to the State Bar's Office of General Counsel.
Which courts handle cases in Alabama?
Circuit courts hear divorce and other domestic relations cases and the larger civil cases; district courts hear smaller civil cases and small claims; and each county's probate court handles wills, estates, guardianships and name changes.
Where can I get free legal help in Alabama?
Legal Services Alabama gives free civil legal help to people who qualify on income — call (866) 456-4995, or (888) 835-3505 in Spanish. The Alabama State Bar runs a Volunteer Lawyers Program ((888) 857-8571), a Lawyer Referral Service and the Justice4AL website, with court forms and help in other languages.
Listings are provided for information only and are not legal advice or a recommendation. Always check a lawyer in the Alabama State Bar's Find a Member search before hiring them.