In the Trenches with The Equalizing Justice Team

Was it self defense or was this planned. It all comes down to who shot first!

In the City of Mobile a Mardi Gras parade turn deadly. It's now up to The Hernandez team to prove their client isn't a gang affilated murderer. The verdict is in....

In the City of Mobile a Mardi Gras parade turn deadly. It's now up to The Hernandez team to prove their client isn't a gang affilated murderer with the help of an unlikely source and a surpise factor, the accsued age.

In the City of Mobile a Mardi Gras parade turn deadly. It's now up to The Hernandez team to prove their client isn't a gang affilated murderer with the help of an unlikely source.

In the City of Mobile a Mardi Gras parade turn deadly. It's now up to The Hernandez team to prove their client isn't a gang affilated murderer with the help of an unlikely source.

In June 2010 the lifeless body of a woman and her uncouncious body of her husband were found in a burned home. He can't remember what happened but he's now the prime suspect.

In June 2010 the lifeless body of a woman and her uncouncious body of her husband were found in a burned home. He can't remember what happened but he's now the prime suspect.

In June 2010 the lifeless body of a woman and her uncouncious body of her husband were found in a burned home. He can't remember what happened but he's now the prime suspect.

In this episode of In the Trenches with the Equalizing Justice Team, attorney Megan Allgood discusses the Expungement process. 

In this second episode of Season 2 of In the Trenches with the Equalizing Justice Team, attorneys Grady Edmondson and Christine Hernandez discuss the importance of family planning as it pertains to parental rights and custody. 

In this first episode of Season 2, Grady Edmondson discusses the importance of wills, powers of attorney, and medical powers of attorney. He also discusses the importance of planning for the future to take care of those loved ones when we are gone.

In this episode, the entire Equalizing Justice Team weigh in on the importance of Attorney Client Privilege and what it means for your case. 

In this episode, the entire Equalizing Justice Team (including the support staff) weigh in on some important things to remember when being pulled over for any traffic violations or a DUI. 

We would like to take this opportunity to introduce to you our support staff, the backbone of the law firm! We could not do it without you! 

In this episode the Equalizing Justice Team's Grady Edmondson and Sarah Harden discuss how COVID19 has impacted Domestic Litigation in Mobile, Alabama. 

In this episode, the Equalizing Just Team discusses the newest updates with the courts during Covid19 and what it means for you, our listeners. 

In this episode, the Equalizing Justice Team discuss the discovery process. We define the discovery process, state its rules, and explain its importance in each area of law. This is considered one of the most important and lengthiest processes associated with litigation.  

In this episode, attorneys Christine Hernandez and Megan Allgood discuss the different types of court proceedings for domestic, civil and criminal; and what to expect for each of those different types of hearings or court proceedings. 

In this episode, the Hernandez and Dorger Law Firm would like you to know how the Coronavirus is affecting the Courts, the jails, the prisons and your cases here in Mobile, Alabama. 

In this episode, the Hernandez and Dorger Law Firm would like to share with you something new that they are providing to their client's in Mobile and Baldwin County, Alabama. 

In this episode, we discuss paralegals and what their primary functions are and how they are used to help the attorney, you and your case. 

In this episode we discuss expectations in court. For example, the way you dress and act in the court room and for other legal proceedings. 

Welcome to the 1st episode of In the Trenches with the Hernandez and Dorger Law Firm in Mobile, Alabama. We would like to introduce ourselves!