AAML - Alabama Chapter
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This is the Alabama Chapter of the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers (AAML)
Founded in 1962, the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers is a national not-for-profit membership association composed of the nation’s leading matrimonial attorneys from all 50 states and the District of Columbia, totaling over 1600 Fellows. Mission: The mission of the AAML is to provide leadership that promotes the highest degree of professionalism and excellence in the practice of family law. Vision: The AAML is the preeminent organization of family law attorneys, and the best resource for clients, lawyers, judges, educators and the public. Values: The AAML will: recognize and promote excellence in the practice of family law; practice and uphold ethics, integrity, and professionalism at all times; serve as the foremost authority and resource on family law; advance civility and collegiality among our fellows; and advocate for the advancement of family law. Fellows of the Academy specialize in all issues related to marriage, divorce, annulment, matters affecting unmarried cohabitants, child custody and visitation and property distribution, alimony and support. Each fellow must demonstrate by personal conduct a professional and ethical commitment to his or her clients and to society at large in resolving what are often intensely emotional and complex family problems. By demonstrating the highest standards of matrimonial practice themselves, Fellows of the Academy have set the standard for the rest of the matrimonial bar and have helped improve the quality of family law practice throughout the country for attorneys and litigants alike. The Alabama chapter is one of 31 chapters that conduct local continuing education programs, participate in the legislative process and engage in a variety of other activities to serve the public and improve the practice of matrimonial law.
02/03/2026
Alabama AAML Annual Seminar at Hoover Country Club, December 5, 2025.
11/12/2025
The AAML Foundation has a Billable Hour Campaign where AAML fellows donate the equivalent of 1 billable hour of their time to the Foundation. Last Friday, the AAML - Alabama Chapter was honored for being 1 of only 2 AAML chapters achieve 100% participation in the Billable Hour Campaign. This is the third consecutive year that the Alabama Chapter has achieved 100% participation.
10/22/2025
December Seminar Registration Information…
10/15/2025
Making your list, checking it twice… 🎶
CLE credit is nice! 🎄⚖️ Save the Date now for Deck the Laws December
06/07/2025
The Alabama Chapter welcomes Brian Turner as the newest Fellow of the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers. Each Fellow has been heavily vetted (including examinations) on national & state levels.
Brian joins his law partner, Sandi Gregory who is the current President of the AAML Alabama Chapter.
06/04/2025
Congratulations to our Alabama AAML Fellow, Sandi Eubank Gregory for being selected Alabama Family Law Section Lawyer of the Year!!! Well deserved!!
12/06/2024
AAML Alabama Chapter’s annual CLE today December 6, 2024 at Hoover Country Club. Sandi Eubank Gregory, Attorney at Law is our new President along with Sara Senesac as Vice President, Randy Nichols as Treasurer, John Durward as Secretary, Jessica Drennan Kirk Board of Governors and Wendy Crew Past President.
06/17/2024
The Alabama Chapter met Wednesday and honored Gerry Durward and Ron Boyd. Congratulations to two of our finest Fellows!!!!
03/07/2024
Alabama lawmakers pass IVF immunity legislation The bill is intended to restart IVF treatments by shielding patients and providers from civil and criminal charges, but does not change the state Supreme Court's ruling that embryos are children.
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