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Grounds for Divorce in Alabama
/in General /by Smith Law FirmFiling for divorce in Alabama is something that no couple enters their marriage planning to do. However, when a marriage dissolves to the point that love and cooperation are irretrievable, filing for divorce may be the only option that a couple has. If you are thinking about filing for divorce in Alabama, understanding the grounds […]
Can Child Support Be Adjusted in Alabama?
/in family law /by Smith Law FirmDivorcing parents work hard to reduce the impact that this life change has on their children. Moms and dads do whatever it takes to make sure their children’s lives remain as normal as possible. Most non-custodial parents treat regular child support payments as an essential of parenting. A 2012 report showed over $24 billion was paid in […]
Amusement Park and Carnival Injuries: Common Injuries and Liability
/in General /by Smith Law FirmAmusement parks, carnivals, water parks, state fairs, and other entertainment facilities complete with rides and cotton candy are some of the most favorite things for children, and often their parents too. And while millions of children visit amusement parks and carnivals each year and leave with nothing but a sunburn and a sugar high, some […]
How Do I Hire an Attorney for My Alabama Auto Accident Injury Claim?
/in General /by Smith Law FirmIf you have ever been involved in a car accident in Alabama, you may have many questions running through your mind: will my car recover from this accident? Who will pay for the damages and my medical bills? Who is liable for what happened? Dealing with the aftermath of an auto accident can be overwhelming. […]
Distracted Driving in Alabama
/in Personal Injury /by Smith Law FirmIf you or a loved one has been in a car accident, you may have noticed the other driver focused on other things, such as applying lipstick or searching for something in their car. Especially in the age of the cell phone, distracted driving has become more commonplace across the country within recent years. Beyond […]
Can Child Support Be Adjusted in Alabama?
/in General /by Smith Law FirmDivorcing parents work hard to reduce the impact that this life change has on their children. Moms and dads do whatever it takes to make sure their children’s lives remain as normal as possible. Most non-custodial parents treat regular child support payments as an essential of parenting. A 2012 report showed over $24 billion was paid in […]
Spring Break Legal Troubles
/in dui /by Smith Law FirmAt the law offices of Smith & McGhee, P.C., our attorneys know that spring break is one of those blessed times of the year for colleges students in the southeast and gulf states. Those who attend school in Alabama often take advantage of the proximity to beaches in the state and surrounding states, namely Georgia […]
Do I Need Uninsured Motorist Coverage in Alabama?
/in Personal Injury /by Smith Law FirmFor those who drive in Alabama, maintaining car insurance isn’t just compliance with the law, it also protects you in the event that you’re in a car accident. If you cause an accident, your liability insurance pays for damages sustained by those in the other car, so that you don’t have to cover these expenses from […]
Coping with Divorce During the Holidays
/in family law /by Smith Law FirmStatistics show that more people file for divorce after the holidays than any other time of year, indicating that during the holidays, couples may be weighing the issue of whether or not they want to leave their spouse. Whether you have recently been divorced and will be spending the holidays on your own for the […]
What Constitutes Aggravated Child Abuse in Alabama?
/in Criminal Defense, family law /by Smith Law FirmA conviction for child abuse can carry very serious consequences. For individuals who are not the full-time custodians of their child and share custody with an ex, a child abuse conviction could threaten their right to spend time alone with their child. Courts might even impose a restraining order, barring a parent from being anywhere […]