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In Whitehead v. Whitehead, decided by the Alabama Court of Civil Appeals on February 12, 2016, the Court does a really good job of explaining the two standards for custody modification. Alabama applies either the McLendon standard or the Couch standard when deciding custody modification.

A free appropriate public education (FAPE) as it relates to 504 is an education which is comparable to the education provided to students without disabilities. To be provided a FAPE under 504, a student may receive regular or special education services.

Guntersville Law, LLC is proud to announce the launch of its special education Web site.

Proposed changes that are supposed to go into effect on 1/30/2016 change mandatory driver’s license suspension so that possession of marijuana in the first and second degree no longer mandate driver’s license suspension.

Alabama now has a Class “D” felony. Historically, Alabama has classified felonies as Class “A”, Class “B”, and Class “C”. With the prison reform bill proposed to be effective 1/30/2016, a Class “D” felony was introduced. Appropriate sections of the code follow:

In a recent Alabama Court of Civil Appeals opinion, Weldon v. Ballow, on October 30, 2015, the Alabama Court of Civil Appeals was faced with a challenge that the Grandparent Visitation Act was “unconstitutional on its face – that is it always operated unconstitutionally.”

Whether you are a victim of identity theft or your spouse was exposed to be a member of the site, call us and schedule a free consultation to see what your legal remedies are.

In Alabama, here are the statutory sentences for misdemeanors: Section 13A-5-7

If you are involved in an automobile accident here are some things that you can do that will be beneficial to you and your potential case.