Pelham, AL

Jeffrey G. Hester is the founding attorney with over 25 years of experience in criminal defense, personal injury, and family law. A skilled trial attorney and former prosecutor, he has handled hundreds of trials and numerous misdemeanors and felonies, providing him with an insider's perspective on the criminal justice system.

Michael Harrison

Mr. Harrison received his undergraduate degree from the University of Montevallo. He earned his J.D. from the Birmingham School of Law while working at AmSouth Bank and SouthTrust Bank in the bankruptcy and foreclosure departments. After being admitted to the Alabama State bar in 1997, Mr. Harrison worked at the Bonds, Botes, Sykstus, Larsen & Hatcher for two years in Huntsville, AL. For the last 25 years Mr. Harrison’s practice at Key, Greer, Harrison & Casey has focused on representing secured and unsecured lenders in a wide variety of consumer and commercial litigation matters that arise in bankruptcy proceedings involving creditors’ rights or creditor liability issues. Mr. Harrison is admitted to practice in the Northern District of Alabama Middle District of Alabama, Southern District of Alabama and the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit. Mr. Harrison is a member of the Alabama State Bar, member of the American Bankruptcy Institute, co- chair and chairman of the Tuscaloosa Bankruptcy Bar Association. He also serves on the Western Division Bankruptcy Bar Committee. He frequently lectures on bankruptcy law issues regarding secured creditor practices and legal standards regarding discharging student loan obligations.

Brittney Wormely

Brittney Wormely earned her Bachelor of Arts degree from Auburn University magna cum laude and her law degree from the University of Alabama School of Law. She served a judicial clerkship and began practicing personal injury law and business law in 2018.

Phillip Bahakel

Phillip Bahakel is a former and current Private Judge and a Top Attorney recognized by the Who's Who Directories. He has been working in the legal field since 1981.

Margaret Markham Casey

Ms. Margaret Casey has extensive experience in the areas of family law, domestic relations law and juvenile law. Ms. Casey is a Certified Guardian ad Litem, and has considerable experience representing children and incompetent persons. She also works with small business issues and general civil litigation. Ms. Casey handles criminal and traffic charges in the Municipal, District and Civil Courts of Shelby and Jefferson Counties and the surrounding areas. Ms. Casey began her legal career in 2004 after a successful 25 year career in the private corporate sector. The current focus of her practice areas are family, domestic and juvenile law, in both civil and criminal cases. In addition to her legal practice, Ms. Casey is listed on the Roster of Mediators with the Alabama Center for Dispute Resolution; she mediates in the areas of Business Disputes; Civil Litigation; Child Support; Child Custody; Divorce/Domestic Relations, including having had Domestic Violence Training; Post Divorce Issues; Parenting Coordination; Child Relocation; Estate Administration; Probate Property Division; Wills and Estates. As of 2019, Ms. Casey’s mediation registration has been expanded to also include Appellate Mediation. Ms. Casey is also certified as a Parenting Coordinator/Decision Maker (PCDM) and works with parents to facilitate the resolution of high conflict parenting issues in post divorce and blended families. She concentrates her resources in this area with the focus of bringing stability and strength to the family unit. As a result of her vast personal, professional and legal experience, Ms. Casey is skilled in both litigation and alternative dispute resolution. The counties in her practice area are primarily the counties of Shelby, Jefferson, St. Clair, Bibb, Chilton and Tuscaloosa.

Foster D. Key

I joined my father’s law practice in 1994 after graduating from law school at Alabama. My father founded this firm in 1974, and since that time has been representing clients all over Alabama for their various needs. My main practice concentrates on Financial and Creditor clients. Our firm serves as general counsel for several Credit Unions. We also handle the legal needs of those financial clients, including foreclosures, collection, bankruptcy issues, loan closings, compliance, and all other matters related to their financial needs. We also represent individuals and businesses throughout Alabama with their legal issues. That includes, divorce, child custody and support, DHR and juvenile court, DUI and criminal cases, related adoptions, mediation and arbitration, real estate closings, real estate litigation, wills and estate matters, conservator, guardian and other probate matters. We can form your corporation or LLC, and also help when those businesses close or restructure. We take pride in our ability to meet the legal needs of our clients, and we know that we can help you when the need arises. Please feel free to give us a call.

Gina H. McDonald

The Law Office of Gina H. McDonald & Associates, LLC. is an Alabama Bar recognized law firm with over 25 years of experience handling bankruptcy cases. We have a team of experienced attorneys who will work with you to determine the best course of action for your individual situation. We will provide you with honest and straightforward answers to all of your questions, and we will work tirelessly to ensure that you receive the best possible outcome in your case. When you hire our firm, you can be confident that you are receiving the best possible legal representation. Receive the individual attention you deserve with honest and straightforward answers to your questions. Work directly with an attorney qualified to handle your case. You are never just a number to us and won’t be left in the dark about your case or what you need to do. We will keep you informed every step of the way. We have a small firm feel with the resources of a large firm. The sting of overwhelming debt and the dread of ruined credit are, understandably, deterrents to a bankruptcy filing. But don’t let those fears prevent you from taking advantage of the financial protection offered by bankruptcy, which may allow you to erase most of your consumer debt while preserving assets like your retirement accounts and in most cases even your home and car. One common misunderstanding is that declaring bankruptcy will ruin your credit. If you’re at the point of considering bankruptcy, it’s likely that your credit is already distressed. Oftentimes, your credit could emerge in better shape once we’ve dealt with your debts.