Creative thinking combined with practical experience
Located in Tallassee, The Segrest Law Firm brings lawyer Dale Segrest’s unique combination of creative thinking and practical experience to serve our clients and the communities surrounding Auburn and Wetumpka, Alabama,. The firm is particularly active in the River Region of Central Alabama and throughout Alabama's Fifth Judicial Circuit.
The Segrest Law Firm was founded in 2001 by retired circuit court judge and native Alabaman Dale Segrest. When you entrust him to handle your legal matters, you get personal service from an attorney who has distinguished himself on both sides of the bench as well as in the community.
Sometimes the most creative part of practicing law is identifying the nature of your problem and the best path to a solution. Dale Segrest's full service law firm has provided creative solutions for clients in many areas, including the following:
Whatever the nature of your legal problem, the firm invites you to discuss it with them. Well-versed in family law, our highly respected and experienced divorce lawyer can assuringly guide you and your family through the emotionally-draining process. But regardless of the area of law, the Segrest Law Firm may be able to help. If they determine that your problem would be more appropriately handled by other attorneys or professionals outside the firm, they will provide you with a personal referral. Please view the areas of law our Tallassee lawyer practice.
A member of the bar since 1967, Dale Segrest was elected circuit judge in Alabama's Fifth Judicial Circuit, where he served Macon, Tallapoosa, Chambers, and Randolph counties for 18 years. So, Judge Segrest understands from his own experience how other lawyers and judges think. As a circuit judge, he dealt with every type of case presented in a court of general jurisdiction in rural Alabama. He can draw on this deep well of knowledge to help his clients prevail in legal matters of all kinds. He believes that a commitment to truth is a centerpiece in problem solving and professionalism.
Judge Segrest has also been active in the legal community:
Wrote on a wide array of legal, philosophical, religious, and cultural issues
His holistic understanding of the law creates a solid groundwork for all his cases. His commitment to his legal career, the community, and the field pay off for his clients in his determination to obtain justice for their claims and solutions to their problems.
Legal advice based in study and creative analysis
Judge Segrest has always been keenly interested in legal ideas and philosophy, particularly:
In his forthcoming book Faith, Religion, and Reality, Judge Segrest argues that religion, family, morality, law, economics, and even technology are interdependent and based on what a culture believes and the forces that motivate people's actions. This insight informs all areas of his legal practice and his community and church activities as well.
Conscience and Command, published in 1994, developed the idea of a basis of law in human motivation. In Conscience and Command, Dale describes the origins of his ideas and summarizes the theory. He argues that while law is difficult to define and understand as a metaphysical concept, we can readily understand why people do the things they do that create a system of laws. Law is obviously energized by human motivational force. As people seek to satisfy their own needs for security, they create a system and contribute the energy that enforces the system. The system depends upon a shared system of beliefs. The collective energy enforces norms.
Community values are the key
Nearly 20 years ago Judge Segrest pioneered the concept of probation sponsorship to provide people convicted of crimes the opportunity to avoid incarceration by enlisting a community support group to promote good behavior and appropriate moral formation. Read more about Judge Segrest's publications and legal philosophy.
Creative legal solutions for business and for life
Contact the Segrest Law Firm at 334-252-0036 for the solution you need.
No representation is made that the quality of legal services to be provided is greater than the quality of legal services provided by other lawyers.