About Vickers & White Law Firm — Divorce Montgomery Alabama
Vickers & White Law Firm provides divorce Montgomery services and general legal help to Montgomery County residents. The firm offers Montgomery-area representation across family and civil matters. Clients can reach the office at 334-523-0429 to discuss a case. It serves the greater Montgomery community.
A firm that handles family law within a broader civil practice can address a divorce while keeping related civil questions in view. Vickers & White manage custody, support, and division. For more local family attorneys, view Montgomery family law listings.
Why Choose Vickers & White Law Firm
Vickers & White Law Firm offers divorce Montgomery clients a local office with a general civil practice behind it. That breadth helps when a divorce intersects with other legal matters. The firm is based in Montgomery County and knows the local court. Clients who prefer accessible, locally rooted counsel find a solid choice.
Divorce Montgomery — Practice Areas & Services
- Divorce representation for agreed and contested cases
- Custody and visitation planning
- Child and spousal support
- Property and debt division
- Related civil matters handled in-house
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the first step in filing for divorce in Montgomery?
The first step is filing a complaint for divorce with the 15th Judicial Circuit clerk and serving your spouse. An attorney can prepare the documents correctly. Proper service starts the case clock.
How long does a Montgomery divorce usually take?
Uncontested cases can finalize shortly after the 30-day waiting period. Contested cases take longer, often several months. Court scheduling affects the timeline.
Can a divorce decree be enforced if my ex ignores it?
Yes, you can file an enforcement action if an ex-spouse violates support or custody terms. The same circuit that issued the decree handles enforcement. Keep records of any violations.
Quick Facts: Divorce in Montgomery, Alabama
- Alabama divorce rate: Alabama records roughly 3.2 divorces per 1,000 residents, among the highest in the nation — CDC/NCHS
- Where cases are filed: Montgomery divorces go through the Family Court Division of the 15th Judicial Circuit at the Phelps-Price Justice Center, 251 S. Lawrence St. — Fifteenth Circuit Court of Alabama
- Online filing: Alabama residents can submit divorce papers and receive notices through AlaFile, the state e-filing portal — Alabama Administrative Office of Courts


