Alabama Lawyers Kimberly Willingham to Kittren Walker

Explore Alabama attorneys like Kimberly Willingham, Kimberly Ziglar Martin, Kimbulyn Chandler, Kimia Moshiri, KIN Legal Services, Kindaka J. Sanders, Kindaka Jamal Sanders, and Kittren Walker. in cities like Oxford, Birmingham, Birmingham, Selma and Birmingham. These attorneys specialize in in Zip codes like 36203, 36123, 35205.

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Kimberly Willingham

Firm: Holcomb Willingham Law Firm, LLC

333-A East Choccolocco Street , Oxford , Alabama 36203

Practice Areas: Child Custody

For as long as I can remember, I always wanted to be an attorney. When I got to college I changed my path to law enforcement even though I still wanted to be a lawyer. Now, I have been in law enforcement for 25 years. During my time as an officer, I was injured while attempting to arrest several felony suspects. While injured, I believed that I should pursue my passion for law. I went to law school, made excellent grades that got me scholarships to pursue my passion. I graduated, passed the bar and went to work with a law school friend. It's been the best decision in my life.. I had a great practice in Alexandria, Calhoun County, Alabama, with Millwood Law Firm before leaving to work full-time with the State of Alabama as an attorney. Now, I'm opening my office with the same goal of making a difference. Through law I have been able to help parents gain custody of their children, protected innocent people from bad situations, obtained divorces for people who never should have married in the first place and assisted persons in gaining order in their lives through the Courts. I love my job!. If you need assistance in Divorce, Civil problems, Family law, Bankruptcy, Wills, Trusts, Estates, Criminal Law or simple Property matters then our firm is for you. Give us a call at Millwood Law Firm, LLC. . Ask for Kimberly

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“You want Kim as your attorney. She is FIERCE. I was not aware of her law enforcement experience, but you could tell it in her work. We had two days to...BettyKimberly really helped…”

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Kirby Farris

Firm: Farris, Riley & Pitt, LLP

1728 3rd Avenue North , Birmingham , Alabama 35203

Practice Areas: Car Accidents

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“mend them to anyone involved in a car accident.”

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“I had a great experience speaking with Kara at Farris, Riley and Pitt. LLP She was professional, kind, and took the time to really listen. If this reflects the firm as a whole, the…”

— Jarrien Murdock

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Kirkland Reid

Firm: Jones Walker LLP

254 State Street , Mobile , Alabama 36603

Practice Areas: Appeals

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Kirk Shaw

Firm: Armbrecht Jackson, LLP

63 South Royal Street , Mobile , Alabama 36602

Practice Areas: Employment & Labor , General Practice, Labor , Employment & Labor, Employment & Labor, Employment & Labor, Employment & Labor

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Kirby Sevier

Firm: Maynard Nexsen, PC

1901 6th Ave N Ste 1700 , Birmingham , Alabama 35203

Practice Areas: Estate Planning, Trusts

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Kirby Harris

610 Mynatt St SW , Hartselle , Alabama 35640

Practice Areas: Child Custody

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“say what they said. Not happy with the outcome.”

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Kira Fonteneau

Firm: Fonteneau & Arnold LLC

2151 Highland Avenue, Suite 110 , Birmingham , Alabama 35205

Practice Areas: Employment & Labor

Kira Fonteneau was born in Detroit, Michigan and raised in Chesapeake, Virginia. She holds a Bachelor of Arts from The University of Virginia and a Juris Doctor from the University of Georgia School of Law. In 2005, Kira began her legal career in Birmingham. Ms. Fonteneau is Licensed to practice law in Alabama, Georgia, and Virginia, but focuses her practice in Alabama. From 2013 until 2016 Kira served as Jefferson County’s first Public Defender. Prior to joining the Public Defender’s Office, Ms. Fonteneau maintained an active practice focusing in criminal defense, employment law, and other civil litigation. She currently serves on the Birmingham Bar Association’s Executive Committee, The Alabama State Bar Board of Bar Commissioners and the American Diabetes Association’s National Legal Advocacy Subcommittee.

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“Consulted with attorney's assistant. Courteous and professional. Would recommend to a friend who nee”

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“Leader in the field of employment law. Every time I have a chance to hear Kira speak, I'm listening carefully. She is a brilliant and a leader in our field. Highly endorse.”

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“Kira Fonteneau is the best. Thank you Kira !”

— jeremy livingston

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Kimia Moshiri

Firm: Moshiri and Associates LLC

200 Randolph AVE SE , Huntsville , Alabama 35801

Practice Areas: Family

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“My mom had an immigration case with her. The process was so faster than we expect . She is on time .”

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“I cannot recommend Moshiri highly enough! From our very first consultation, she demonstrated exceptional expertise, professionalism, and genuine care for my migration case. …”

— Kelvin Lule

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KIN Legal Services

, Birmingham , Alabama 35205

Practice Areas: general practice attorney

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Kingsley Cottingham

2456 Acton Park Cir , Birmingham , Alabama 35243

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Kintisha Matthews

Po Box 2491 , Birmingham , Alabama 35201

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Kip Nesmith

Firm: Freese & Goss, PLLC

1901 6th Ave N Ste 3120 , Birmingham , Alabama 35203

Practice Areas: General Practice, Securities & Investment Fraud, Securities & Investment Fraud, Securities & Investment Fraud, Securities & Investment Fraud, Securities & Investment Fraud, Securities & Investment Fraud, Securities & Investment Fraud

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Kimberly Ziglar Martin

Po Box 231267, Acvcc , Montgomery , Alabama 36123

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Kindaka Jamal Sanders

, Selma , Alabama 36702

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Kindaka J. Sanders

Firm: Chestnut, Sanders, Sanders,Pettaway & Campbell, L.L.C.

1 Union Street , Selma , Alabama 36701

Practice Areas: Criminal Defense

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Kirby Sevier

3741 River Oaks Cir , Mountain Brk , Alabama 35223

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Kirk Smith

Firm: Campbell, Waller and Poer, L.L.C.

2700 Milan Ct , Birmingham , Alabama 35211

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Kimbulyn Chandler

Firm: Lloyd Gray Whitehead & Monroe, PC

880 Montclair Rd Ste 100 , Birmingham , Alabama 35213

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Kirtley W. Brown

Firm: Kirtley W. Brown

Washington Street , Marion , Alabama 36756

Practice Areas: Civil ,Corporate ,Domestic Partnership,Estate Planning,General Practice,Real Estate

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Kittren Walker

1117 22nd St S , Birmingham , Alabama 35205

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