Frequently Asked Questions

We handle personal injury, estate planning, probate administration, wrongful death claims, divorce, child custody, child support, stepparent adoption, DHR defense, deed preparation, involuntary commitments, and criminal law matters.

We serve clients in Decatur, Huntsville, and surrounding areas throughout Alabama. Our office is located at 117 2nd Ave NE in Decatur.

Yes, we offer consultations for potential clients. Contact us at (256) 353-7031 to discuss your legal needs and schedule an appointment.

Our law firm has over 70 years of combined experience serving clients throughout Alabama. We have extensive knowledge in both civil and criminal litigation.

Call us at (256) 353-7031 during business hours or visit our Get Started page to complete intake forms for probate, divorce, civil, and criminal matters.

We're open Monday through Friday from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM. Contact us during these hours to schedule appointments or discuss your legal needs.

Yes, we provide comprehensive divorce and family law services including child custody, child support modifications, and guidance through all family law matters with compassionate representation.

Absolutely. We offer complete estate planning services including wills, probate administration, and securing your family's future with personalized legal consultations.

Yes, our attorneys handle personal injury cases including wrongful death claims, accidents, and other injury matters. We provide dedicated legal support throughout the process.

Bring any relevant documents related to your case, identification, and a list of questions. We'll guide you through what's needed during your initial consultation.

Yes. Chenault Hammond, P.C. represents injury victims in commercial truck, 18-wheeler, and other vehicle accident cases throughout Decatur and North Alabama. These cases involve federal motor carrier regulations, multiple potentially liable parties, and complex insurance carriers — all areas we are prepared to navigate. We handle personal injury claims on a contingency fee basis, meaning no upfront cost to you.

Truck accident cases involve federal motor carrier regulations, multiple potentially liable parties — such as the driver, trucking company, and cargo loader — and large commercial insurance carriers with dedicated legal teams. This layered complexity means an injured victim benefits from an attorney who understands how those overlapping liabilities interact from the start of a claim.

No. Chenault Hammond, P.C. handles personal injury claims, including truck accident cases, on a contingency fee basis, which means you pay no upfront fees to get legal representation. Attorney fees are only collected if a recovery is made on your behalf.