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Our practice includes probate matters, including estate administration where their is a will or where no will was left, known as an intestate administration, heir property issues, pet trusts, wills, powers of attorney, probate of will, guardianships and conservatorships, mediation of disputes, ancillary administrations, personal injury representing clients outside Alabama who have had a loved one die in Alabama, representing Alabamians in their estate matters in Jefferson County, Shelby County, Birmingham, Bessemer and throughout Alabama. Contact us at (205) 991-5600 or at www.harvillesteinlawoffices.com.


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William L. Pfeifer, Jr., (Bill Pfeifer) is an Alabama appellate attorney and trial lawyer representing clients all over the State of Alabama. He is a former staff attorney to the Alabama Court of Criminal Appeals, and has been practicing law since 1993. To learn more about his law practice, visit www.WilliamPfeifer.com.

Marcus L. Hunt is a partner with Duell | Hunt law firm. He received his Doctor of Jurisprudence from Cumberland School of Law at Samford University and his undergraduate degree in History/Political Science from East Texas Baptist University. Marcus has been admitted to practice in the State of Alabama and before the United States District Courts for Alabama.

Marcus represents franchise clients across the United States and internationally. He has helped both start-up companies and entrepreneurs reach their goals through franchising as well as established franchise companies that have a global presence. Marcus’ franchise law practice involves counseling franchise clients through each step of the franchise creation and registration process. Marcus is a vital team member for many of the franchise companies that he serves. Together with Richard Duell, Marcus founded the Alabama Franchise Alliance, a statewide association for franchise companies and suppliers. He is a member of the American Bar Association’s Forum on Franchising.

Marcus also has an active real estate law practice. He assists clients in the closing of real estate transactions and residential and commercial loan closings including SBA loans. Marcus and Duell | Hunt represent numerous home owners associations throughout the Birmingham metro area.

Mr. Hunt also represents clients in the entertainment and arts industry. As part of his course of study, Marcus attended Southwestern University School of Law’s Entertainment Law Program. Upon entering private practice, Mr. Hunt founded Alabama Lawyers for the Arts, a 501(c)(3) organization that provides legal support for artists and arts organizations. He has advised clients and leads numerous workshops and seminars for artists and arts organizations on topics such as copyrights, trademarks, and artists contracts. Marcus was a faculty/panelist at the Art, Entertainment and Sports Law Institute sponsored by the Minnesota State Bar Association Art and Entertainment Law Section for their workshop entitled, “Fine Art Intellectual Property Issues.” Marcus is a member of the Entertainment Law Section of the American Bar Association.

“The greatest satisfaction that I receive in my practice of law is helping my clients succeed in whatever venture I am assisting them with. Their goals and dreams are extremely important to me and I will do my best to help them accomplish and reach those goals.”

Richard C. Duell III maintains an active presence in the state, national and international legal communities advocating client's rights through a number of organizational and committee memberships. Mr. Duell is well respected by his colleagues having received a rating of "AV" by Martindale-Hubbell, the highest possible rating from the universally recognized legal referral source.

Richard C. Duell III received his Doctor of Jurisprudence at Cumberland School of Law of Samford University and his undergraduate degree in Business Administration from Auburn University. He has published numerous articles and speaks often on commercial and franchising law. Mr. Duell was on the panel at the 2004 and 2005 International Franchise Association (IFA) Expo in Washington, DC, speaking on Multi Unit and Multi-Concept Franchising, sponsored by Franchise Times.

Mr. Duell is a member of the Franchise Committee of the International Bar Association; the American Bar Association and its committees: Corporation, Banking and Business Law, Small Business; Forum Committee on Franchising; Franchising Section of Anti-Trust Law, he is a member of the Alabama Arbitrator Roster and is a charter member of the Birmingham, Alabama Bar Associationâs Bankruptcy and Commercial Law Section. He is licensed to practice before the United States Supreme Court, the 11th and 5th United States Courts of Appeal and all United States District Courts of Alabama and Alabama state courts. Mr. Duell has been active locally in his local Bar Association serving as Chairman of the Fee Arbitration and Unauthorized Practice of Law Committee and has been a member of its Civil Court Procedure Committee, Budget Committee, Lawyer Advertising and Solicitation Committee, Alternate Dispute Resolution Committee and Special Assignments Committee.