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Yarbrough, Milton III

Milton Yarbrough III - Huntsville, AL

Attorney at Yarbrough Law Firm

Family Law Lawyers in Huntsville, AL

923 Southwest Merchants Walk Huntsville, AL 35801

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Huntsville Family Law Lawyer

Updated: 10/21/2026

Areas of Practice

  • Family Law

Attorney Information

Overview

At Yarbrough Law Firm, my promise is simple: help the injured, the cheated, and the accused with clear advice, and straight talk. My job is to fix legal problems and protect what matters most to you, making sure you are heard in court.

My approach is shaped by a family history in military and legal service that instills a methodical approach to the legal practice with real results. I will put you in the strongest position the law allows, whether that means a parenting plan in Madison County. a defense strategy that protects your record, or a claim that secures fair compensation after a wreck. I chose this work because I believe law is about fighting for what you love and showing up when it counts, and I measure success by the difference I make in my clients' lives.


Education

Legal Education

  • Mississippi College School of Law, Jackson, Mississippi
    J.D.

Bar Admissions

  • Alabama, 1998

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Huntsville, AL

923 Southwest Merchants Walk
Huntsville, AL 35801

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Phone Number: 256-860-8110

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