JEFF T BROCK
ATTORNEY AT LAW, LLC

Jeff T Brock, Attorney at Law, LLC

ATTORNEY-MEDIATOR

Judge Jeff Brock was born and raised in Conecuh County and has served the last 25 years as District Judge.  His family is a well rooted political family in Conecuh County as his Brother Randy, is currently the Sheriff, and is serving his second term, and his grandfather, John H Brock, was also a former sheriff in Conecuh County.  His mother and four siblings all call Conecuh their homes.  His father, Charlie Brock, was a lifetime resident of Conecuh County before his death.  Judge Brock is a 1981 graduate of Evergreen High School, a 1985 graduate of Troy State University, and a 1990 graduate of Thomas Goode Jones School of Law at Faulkner University.  He served as a law clerk for then United States Magistrate Judge William Steele for the Southern District of Alabama.  Judge Brock spent 10 years as a Judge on the Alabama Court of Judiciary and served as President of the Alabama District Judges Association.

AREAS OF PRACTICE

Located in the Cassady Law Building in Evergreen, my law office provides legal services throughout the State of Alabama in the areas of PERSONAL INJURY, WORKERS COMPENSATION, FAMILY LAW, WILLS AND ESTATE, CRIMINAL, DUI AND TRAFFIC LAW.

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