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I grew up in Columbia, Alabama, a small town in southeast Alabama always wanting to be an attorney when I grew up.  I went to a junior college in Dothan, Alabama and transferred to Auburn University at Montgomery my Junior year of college.  I had never lived in a "big" city but had fun in sorority life at college (Alpha Gamma Delta) and graduated in June 1993 with a B.S. in Justice & Public Safety.  I then had to find a job in my field which proved very difficult with no experience.  I found a receptionist job with Bond & Botes in August 1993.  I took the job to get a "foot in the door" and later moved up to a paralegal position.  The partners at Bond & Botes came to me and offered me the opportunity to attend law school at night at Jones School of Law in Montgomery.  So I worked full time and attended school.  I graduated in 1999 and was admitted to the Alabama State Bar in 2000.  I now am the managing partner at Bond, Botes, Shinn & Donaldson and love the opportunity of helping every day folks get out financial trouble.. EducationThomas Goode Jones School of Law, Montgomery, Alabama, 1999Juris Doctor• Best Paper Award: Trial Advocacy, Summer Semester 1998• Delta Theta Phi Law Fraternity. Auburn University at Montgomery, Montgomery, Alabama , 1993Bachelor of Science in Justice and Public Safety• Alpha Gamma Delta Fraternity. Bar AdmissionsAlabama State Bar May 2000United States District Court of the Middle District of Alabama May 2000United States District Court of the Southern District of Alabama June 2000United States Tax Court April 2014. Memberships & AffiliationsMember of the Montgomery County Bar. (2000 to present)Alabama State Bar Mortgage Foreclosure Task Force. (2008)Past Member of the Attorney Advisory Group for the United States Bankruptcy Court for the Middle District of Alabama. (2012 to 2013)Alabama State Bar Pledge of Professionalism.Member of the National Association of Consumer Bankruptcy Attorneys. (2000 to present)Attended the 11th Circuit Judicial Conference at the invitation of Judge Dwight H. Williams in May, 2013.Guest attorney for the Beasley Allen Report numerous times to discuss Bankruptcy. (2012, 2013, 2014)Trainer for Bankruptcy Basics: The Nuts & Bolts for Legal Services of Alabama. (2012 and 2018)Continuing Legal Education speaker on bankruptcy for the Montgomery Area Legal Professionals (MALS). (2013)WSFA Business Break guest on topic of Bankruptcy. (2011, 2013)Member of the Bankruptcy and Commercial Section of the Alabama Bar. (2000 to present). PublicationsAssisted writing article for Alabama State Bar Responds to Mortgage Foreclosure Crisis By Thomas J. Methvin (November 2008). Legal Seminars & PresentationsPanel speaker on topic of “Proof of Claims filed by Debt Purchasers”, CLE Alabama , November 2016. Local Charity ParticipationFirst Baptist Church, Active member of Sunday school, Pre-School teacherJoy to Life, helped organize firm team to participate in 5K (2011); Volunteer (2014).Montgomery Half Marathon participant (2011).Morningview Baptist Church, finance committee, active member of Sunday school, Acteens teacher, Junior High Sunday School teacher, deacon search committee, served in various positions for community outreach for Fall Festival held at Garrett Coliseum (2000 to 2005).Brantwood Children’s Home, organized church teens to volunteer time at Christmas. (2003)Hillview Terrace Nursing Home, led church teens in singing Christmas carols for residents (2003)Saint James School, Silver Sponsor of Sunset on the Quad (2015; 2016; 2017); Parents Admissions Network (PAN) member (2014 to present); Hosted Coffee at home for potential STJ families as a member of PAN (October 2014); Member of Parent Team for Annual Fund (2014); Co-Chairman of Fall Festival Bake Sale (2014, 2015); Chairman of wrist ticket sales for Fall Festival 2013; Sponsorship for Fall Festival Games (2013; 2014) Season Ticket Holder for Saint James Athletics; Room Mom (Current and various years past), Parent Teacher Organization (PTO) volunteer, Concessions worker, Trek for the Track participate.Alabama Distinguished Young Women Host Family (2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019)Montgomery Chamber of Commerce, member. (2012 to present)2013 and 2014 Montgomery Advertiser Reader’s Choice Award, firm recognized as one of the top three best law firms in Montgomery.. Favorite Local RestaurantMy favorite place to eat in Montgomery is Charles Anthony’s The Pub. I love the atmosphere and the great food. I also love Little Donkey—the chicken is delicious! My favorite place to eat in Auburn is Acre. It’s truly a must stop to eat fresh local farm to table.. What I like best about my jobThe best part about my job is that I get to help people and see first-hand how they can relief from the financial pressures. There is nothing better than seeing someone realize that there is truly a way out of financial problems! I get to show them they aren’t alone with the curveballs we can all get by one change in circumstances, whether it’s a job loss, sickness or just plain mistakes! It happens but there is relief.

The Founder of Blanchard Law Offices, William R. Blanchard, has been in private practice since 1978. Mr. Blanchard practices in all levels of state and federal court in Alabama and concentrates his practice in the areas of criminal defense, appeals and post-conviction relief, family law and divorce. While the firm is located in Montgomery, Alabama, clients come from several counties, including Montgomery, Elmore, Autauga, Butler, Chilton and Bullock, and virtually all over the state.

Scott T. McArdle is a 1996 graduate of the University of Alabama School of Law and was honored to be selected to serve Justice H. Mark Kennedy of the Supreme Court of Alabama.   Upon entering private practice, Mr. McArdle has practiced exclusively in the areas of Personal Injury to Children and Adults; Wrongful Death; Complex Litigation; Insurance Law; Insurance Bad Faith; Products Liability and Medical Malpractice.  After serving with distinction for the largest plaintiff’s firm in Alabama where he regularly represented over 500 clients, Mr. McArdle focused on his goal to have a personal relationship with each client.   That goal, which he now shares with his law partner, Misha Whitman, lead Mr. McArdle to form McArdle & Whitman, P.C.. Mr. McArdle is licensed to practice in all state and federal courts of Alabama and Mississippi and is a noted advocate by the National College of Advocacy.  Mr. McArdle was a part of the litigation team that produced the largest verdict in Alabama history, $395 million.  Mr. McArdle takes great pride in a number of verdicts and settlements for injured children or children whose parents were killed by others negligence that, to date, are estimated to exceed $20,000,000. Through his memberships in the American Association for Justice, Alabama and Mississippi Trial Lawyers Association, Mr. McArdle is regularly called on by fellow lawyers to advise them on trial techniques and strategies.. Mr. McArdle is married to the former Kelly Lynn O’Gwynn of Enterprise, Alabama.  The McArdle family consists of Scott, Kelly, their 10 year old son, John Thomas, 7 year old  daughter, Mimi and Weimeranner Sage.. Since its opening in 2006, McArdle & Whitman, P.C. has been dedicated to handling complex damage cases, including catastrophic personal injury and wrongful death cases.

Prior to founding the firm that would become the Serious Injury Law Group in 2013, Chuck James reflected on everything he knew to that point about personal injury plaintiff’s law. After a short time as a criminal prosecutor, he joined the national law firm of legendary attorney Johnnie Cochran and concentrated his work on representing injured people.. Although he gained valuable experience in that job, James knew that he wanted to create a law firm with a different kind of focus. “I’d been around plaintiff’s lawyers my entire career,” he recalls. “I saw what worked, and saw things that didn’t necessarily not work, but things that I would improve on. One of those would be accessibility and attentiveness to the client.”. In creating The Law Offices of Charles James, II, he committed himself to providing clients superior service and responsiveness. The next year, he joined forces with attorney Gerald Brooks, who shared his vision in the law firm they would name the Serious Injury Law Group.. Although James has been handling only personal injury cases for most of his career, that’s not what he set out to do. A native of Mobile, James was initially attracted to the law to become a sports agent. But after receiving his J.D. from the University of Alabama School of Law in 2002, he landed a job in the Mobile County District Attorney’s office, where he stayed until the following year when he had a chance to join the Cochran firm.. Working with Cochran and Jock Smith, another legal giant, James was instrumental in cases that resulted in high-dollar verdicts for clients, including one for $1.26 billion. He has achieved numerous six- and seven-figure verdicts and settlements on behalf of his clients.. While monetary victories are satisfying, James finds that other rewards are even more fulfilling. “It’s very gratifying to me to be able to give voice to the voiceless and hope to the hopeless,” he says. “Big insurance companies don’t necessarily care about what happens to average everyday people, and I try to make sure that someone stands up for these people and that these companies are held accountable.”. “Dedication to my client is what’s important to me. My cases are usually my client and me going up against a big insurance company and their team of lawyers and paralegals. But I don’t care how many lawyers I’m going up against. They’re not going to fight for their client’s interests like I am for mine. I will, with every fiber of my being, go in every time and give it my all.”. James’ professional commitment is not restricted to his practice alone. He has long been very active in sharing his experience with other lawyers in Continuing Legal Education programs. He has spoken on many issues, including rules of evidence, trial strategy, and ethics.. He is a past president of the Montgomery County Trial Lawyers Association and the Capital City Lawyers Association and has served on the Character and Fitness Committee and the Diversity Committee of the Alabama State Bar Association.. He is active in the Resurrection Catholic Church in Birmingham and the Knights of Peter Claver auxiliary group there. He also serves on the board of the Music Education on Wheels (MEOW) program that aids autistic children, and he serves on the board of the Brantwood Children’s Home.. He enjoys music, grilling, and deep-sea fishing. He and his wife, Lloria Munnerlyn James, the chief deputy district attorney in the Montgomery County District Attorney’s Office, both enjoy travel.

Off the Mark is a division of The Murray Law Group, LLC.  It was created to ensure that entrepreneurs and businesses have access to legal advice and counsel during the many phases of their business to help them make strategic  choices that will increase both their brand recognition and financial value.

Ms. Martin has spent her entire legal career specializing in family law working with families and children.  Ms. Martin is a family attorney that listens to your needs and will help you every step of the way.

Mr. Love has significant experience in all facets of civil and commercial litigation, with his primary focus on defending physicians and hospitals in medical malpractice matters.  J C has assisted clients on complex legal matters ranging from premises liability, products liability, corporate law, and estate and probate matters, as well as, matters of municipal finance and real estate.. Mr. Love graduated cum laude from Morehouse College where he served as student government president, student trustee, and a charter member of the college’s Omicron Delta Kappa circle.  J C received his law degree from Boston College Law School where he participated in the law school’s civil litigation clinic and served as a research assistant.. Prior to joining Rushton Stakely, J C practiced Georgia and served on boards overseeing vehicles for hire, procurement, and the issuing of alcohol licenses for the City of Atlanta.  He also served as a board member to Invest Atlanta, Atlanta’s official economic development agency, and its Finance Committee and supported incentives to lure Porsche to locate its North American headquarters in Atlanta and voted in favor of using the city’s hotel/motel tax to finance the new football stadium.

Montgomery Personal Injury Attorney

Melissa L. Isaak focuses her practice on domestic relations for men. Prior to becoming an attorney, Ms. Isaak served in the United States Army as an active duty soldier for four years. While on active duty, Ms. Isaak attended college as a full-time student and obtained her bachelor's degree and a masters degree in psychology. After an honorable discharge from the military, Ms. Isaak worked as a child and adolescent therapist in both a residential hospital and in a private practice setting. She also worked as an adjunct professor of psychology at Wallace Community College in Dothan, Alabama where she taught courses in general psychology, human growth and development and statistics. Ms. Isaak also obtained a second masters degree in criminal justice and became a published author while conducting research for the United States Army Aeromedical Research Laboratory (USAARL). She then obtained her law degree from Barry University School of Law where she served as Senior Editor of the Barry Law Review. Ms. Isaak received a direct commission as a JAG officer in the Alabama National Guard and is a member of the Family Law Committee of the Alabama Law Institute.  The Isaak Law Firm in a firm like no other; the firm offers housing for men and each client is offered a life coach to help them through their legal proceedings.

Mary Pool is a shareholder of Bond, Botes, Shinn & Donaldson, P.C. Mary has a unique background in finance in that she has 25 years of experience in the financial industry including a national bank. She worked in various departments during these years, including marketing, loan product management, conversions and acquisitions, loan servicing and project management. In 2004, Mary decided to leave banking and become an attorney. She started law school at Faulkner University’s Jones School of Law in Montgomery. Her goal was always to find a position that was able to use her financial background for the better and that led her to her work family at Bond, Botes, Shinn & Donaldson, P.C. Mary cares about every person that walks in her office and enjoys assisting her clients from intake to discharge in their bankruptcy process.. Mary primarily practices bankruptcy law, chapter 13 and chapter 7. She also helps clients with their social security appeals if they are denied social security. She has represented thousands of clients over the past 11 years.. Mary was born in Charlottesville, Virginia. Both her mother and father were born in Virginia as well so she still has family there. Mary’s father was in the Army so they moved around a lot until she was 7 when her father transferred to Anniston, Alabama. She went to high school in Saks and most of her family still lives in the Anniston area. In the early 90s, Mary moved to Montgomery and she has called it home ever since. Mary is married to a lifetime resident of Montgomery, Greg Pool, and they have one daughter.. EducationAuburn University at Montgomery, Bachelor of Science in Business Administration, 2002Member of Delta Epsilon Kappa, Accounting Honor SocietyFaulkner University’s Jones School of Law, Juris Doctor, cum laude, 2007Editor-in-chief of Jones Law Review 2006-2007Treasurer of the Women’s Student AssociationSelected as Who’s Who among student in American Universities and CollegesReceived a merit scholarship in 2006. Bar AdmissionsAlabama State Bar, 2007Middle District of Alabama, 2008Southern District of Alabama, 2008U.S. Tax Court, 2014. Honors & AwardsSelected as Montgomery Advertiser’s 2019 Best of the Best Bankruptcy Attorney in Montgomery. Memberships & AffiliationsMontgomery County Bar Association, MemberAlabama State Bar Bankruptcy and Commercial Law Section, MemberAlabama State Bar Women’s Section, MemberAlabama State Bar Unauthorized Practice of Law Committee, MemberNational Association of Consumer Bankruptcy Attorneys, Member. PublicationsCivil Forfeitures of Real Property in Alabama: Lack of Knowledge is Power to an Innocent Owner, Jones Law Review, Vol. 10, No. 1, Annual 2006. Legal Seminars & PresentationsSpeaker for Montgomery Area Legal Secretaries in 2009.. Local Charity ParticipationFirst Baptist Church, MemberJunior League, MemberMontgomery Area Outreach, VolunteerBrantwood Children’s Home, VolunteerJoy to Life Foundation, SupporterHandsOn River Region, SupporterExodus Community, VolunteerRebuilding Together Central Alabama, VolunteerSaint James School Parent Association, Vice President. Favorite Local RestaurantMary’s favorite restaurant is Charles Anthony’s “The Pub” Restaurant. What I like best about my jobI love interacting with people and helping to provide them solutions to their financial needs. Nothing brings me pure joy than to hear someone say “I am going to be able to sleep tonight” after I am able to help take away their financial stress.. Office LocationsBond, Botes, Shinn & Donaldson, P.C.311 Catoma StreetMontgomery, AL 36104Tel:Fax:. Bond, Botes, Shinn & Donaldson, P.C.114 North 8th St, Suite DOpelika, AL 36801Tel:Fax:

Kelli McDaniel Day, Attorney at Law is a Montgomery law firm that embodies the highest levels of professionalism and compassion while representing Alabama clients in family law matters. I have over 25 years of experience guiding clients through some of the toughest situations involving their loved ones. Whether you are facing divorce, adopting a child, or seeking assistance with a juvenile law issue, you can count on me to work diligently in pursuit of a favorable result.

Jacquelyn D. Tomlinson is a graduate of Florida State University with a triple major in Philosophy, Psychology, and Political Science. After graduating in 2006, Jacquelyn attended Faulkner University Thomas Goode Jones School of Law where she obtained a Juris Doctorate decree in the spring of 2009. Jacquelyn was admitted to practice law in the State of Alabama in September of 2009. She has worked in the field of Domestic Relations in Montgomery, Alabama since the fall of 2006 being a Court Advocate for the Family Sunshine Center as well as Legal Services Alabama.. Jacquelyn is admitted in all state courts within Alabama and concentrates her practice in the areas of family law, domestic violence, protection from abuse orders, divorce, interstate and intrastate child custody, adoptions and spousal support issues. Jacquelyn is very passionate about the work she does relating to family law issues and represents her clients with a sense of passion, dedication, and respect.

I have been a lawyer for over 35 years focusing on representing victims in car and truck wrecks including cases against drunk drivers and the bars where the drivers got drunk.

I enjoy traveling, Alabama football, and baseball, the greatest of all sports.  I enjoy the ocean and fishing.  I am a reader and enjoy biogaphies, historical books, business books, and sports books.  I enjoy cars and meeting new people.  I enjoy food and watching a good play.  I enjoy long walks for exercise and to experience nature.  I enjoy attending professional sporting events of all kinds and exploring our nation's capital.

I am a solo practitioner who concentrates in bankruptcy, real estate, personal injury, and general litigation.  I have been practicing for over 20 years and have worked on all sides of cases at all types of law firms.  Whether it's a courtroom battle, an insurance company dispute, a real estate transaction, or something in between, you can trust that I have the knowledge and experience to help my clients with their legal needs.