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Helping Our Neighbors: Food, Fund & Toy Drives in Birmingham, Montgomery & Huntsville

Posted by Steven A. Harris | Harris Firm LLC, Local Firm Events & News

As the holiday season approaches, there’s no better time to come together and support our neighbors facing hardship. At The Harris Firm, our Alabama offices are proud to host meaningful food and fund drives across Birmingham, Huntsville, and Montgomery, as well as a special toy drive at the Montgomery office from now until December 10th. …

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Bringing Warmth & Support This Holiday Season: Food, Fund & Toy Drives Across Alabama

Posted by Steven A. Harris | Harris Firm LLC, Local Firm Events & News

As the holidays draw near, many in our local communities face increased hardship. At the Harris Firm, we’re stepping up with a coordinated effort across our Alabama locations to collect food, funds, and, in Montgomery, toys, to help ease that burden. These drives run until December 10th, and with less than a month to go, …

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House Bill 229: The Best Interest of the Child Protection Act: What Every Alabama Family Law Attorney (and Parent) Should Know

Posted by Steven A. Harris | Local Firm Events & News

Beginning January 1, 2026, Alabama will implement one of the most sweeping changes in its child custody jurisprudence in years: House Bill 229, often cited as the Best Interest of the Child Protection Act. This new law reshapes how courts and family law attorneys approach custody matters, elevates the role of parenting plans, and institutes …

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How Are Retirement Accounts Divided in a Divorce

Posted by Steven A. Harris | Local Firm Events & News

A retirement account becomes marital property in a Montgomery County divorce at the point the spouses get married. The court then divides the account equitably. This does not always mean the account is split in half. A judge divides a retirement account based on the needs, education, age, and health of the spouses. It will …

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