Amy S. Creech
Education
Amy earned her bachelor's degree in Advertising and Marketing from the University of Alabama in December of 1989. She received her Juris Doctor from the University of Alabama School of Law in 1993 and was admitted to the Alabama State Bar in September of that year.
Background
Amy Creech has worked in family law for over twenty years. She is both a recognized litigator and a registered mediator with the Alabama State Courts. She has received numerous awards and honors for her work in her home state of Alabama. As a mother herself, she understands the importance of honoring families and prioritizing children, even during the rocky process of divorce. In addition to her relationships with knowledgeable, experienced family-law attorneys across the state, Amy has spent years building an extensive network of therapists, private investigators and financial professionals upon whose expertise she can call. This means each of her clients has access to highly-qualified professionals to support them in every aspect of their case. Amy is just as committed to caring for each of her clients as she is to fighting for them in the courtroom.
Experience and Accolades
Amy’s achievements in the field of family law include:
2014 Family Law Attorney of the Year, Alabama State Bar Family Law Section
Alabama Law Foundation Fellow
Alabama Law Institute Standing Family Law Committee
Assisted in the drafting of Alabama’s laws on:
Grandparent Visitation
Military Deployment & Child Custody
Alimony
Retirement Division
Past-President of the Alabama State Bar Family Law Section
Past-President, National Children’s Advocacy Center Board of Directors
Past-Member, Madison County Bar Association Executive Committee
2015 Alabama State Bar's Albert L. Breland Pro Bono Award for Leadership and Contribution to Equal Justice
2014 Madison County Volunteer Lawyer Program (MCVLP) Mentor of the Year
Co-Author, Madison County Volunteer Lawyer Program (MCVLP) family-law mediation program
Supreme Court Collaborative Law Rules Committee, 2013 to 2018
Amy firmly believes in being an active member of her communities, both professionally and personally. Some of the organizations she has contributed to include:
Big Brothers Big Sisters Board of Directors
Boys & Girls Club Board of Directors
Historic Huntsville Foundation Board of Directors
The National Children’s Advocacy Center Board of Directors
Crisis Services
The Vine Counseling Center
The Academy of Professional Family Mediators
The International Association of Collaborative Professionals
The Madison County Volunteer Lawyers Program Board of Directors
Alabama Supreme Court Collaborative Law Rules Committee
National Children's Advocacy Center Board of Directors
Family Law Section of the Alabama State Bar Board of Directors
Madison County Bar Association
The Church of the Nativity - Episcopal
Randolph School Ambassador
The Huntsville Symphony
Practice Areas
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Divorce
Divorce can get complicated, even when both parties are in agreement. Let us help you resolve your proceedings as smoothly as possible.
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Child Custody
We are committed to putting your children first. We can help with new custody arrangements, help resolve custody disputes, and help settle child support issues. We can also assist with adoptions.
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Mediation
If you want to avoid the courtroom, Amy Creech is a registered mediator with years of experience in successful conflict resolution.
You can also check out our original mediation service, Divorce Without Lawyers, to see if it’s the right fit for your case.
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And more...
With over twenty years of experience, there isn’t much Amy hasn’t seen. Contact us for an initial consultation to see if we can help you with your family law needs.
Shelli Brown, Paralegal
Shelli has over 27 years of paralegal experience working for attorneys in Birmingham, Alabama. She has worked and has a great depth of knowledge in all aspects of the legal field but says her passion is family law. Her husband's job recently brought her family to the Huntsville area. In her spare time you will most likely catch her at a baseball or softball field— a Coach and two players keep her very busy.