Emily Hornsby is a Child Abuse attorney and has been licensed for 25 years. This attorney works in Birmingham, AL and went to University of Alabama School of Law.
William McCormick is a Public Finance & Tax Exempt Finance, Tax, Estate Planning, Elder Law, Child Abuse attorney and has been licensed for 24 years. This attorney works in Columbus, GA and went to Samford University Cumberland School of Law.
Experienced attorney with a demonstrated history in criminal, family, juvenile and appellate law. Skilled in trial practice, pleadings, legal research and writing, appeals, traffic and divorce/ custody. Former longtime prosecutor with a Juris Doct...
John Bowers has an office in Hoover, AL and attended Samford University Cumberland School of Law. This attorney handles cases in Bankruptcy & Debt, Criminal Defense, Family, Child Abuse, Government and has been licensed for 33 years.
Amy Walters handles cases in Family, Child Abuse and practices out of Columbus, GA. This attorney has been licensed for 15 years and attended Loyola University New Orleans College of Law.
Robert Taylor is a Criminal Defense, Child Abuse, Immigration attorney who has been licensed for 28 years. This attorney attended University of Texas School of Law and has an office in Columbus, GA.
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