Kate Furek
Former prosecutor with years of experience ready to aggressively defend you!
You shouldn’t have to go to court alone.
Kate’s philosophy in practicing law is that no one should have to navigate the courthouse by themselves: If you've been accused of a crime or a Title IX violation, you need serious representation and you need it now.
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Results in the following types of cases:
- DUI
- Drug possession and other drug crimes
- Title IX / Student Conduct
- Weapons violations
- Assault and other violent crimes
- Theft and property crimes
- Sex offenses
- Homicide / Manslaughter
- Criminal record expungement
Kate is a former prosecutor with the experience and skills to get results in your case. If you need someone to stand up for you in court, don't wait to seek representation. Kate has extensive experience representing UA students and out-of-town clients.
If you're a parent looking for representation for your UA son or daughter, everything can be handled via email and phone. Get in touch with me today. When you hire a lawyer, you deserve one who's responsive and knowledgeable about your case.
Call or email today to schedule a free consultation and find out how Kate can help. Our office is located in downtown Tuscaloosa, less than a mile from The University of Alabama campus.
- Criminal Law
- Criminal Appeals, Drug Crimes, Expungement, Fraud, Gun Crimes, Internet Crimes, Sex Crimes, Theft, Violent Crimes
- DUI & DWI
- Traffic Tickets
- Suspended License
- Cannabis & Marijuana Law
- Marijuana Business Formation, Medical Marijuana
- White Collar Crime
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- Alabama
- Alabama State Bar Association
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- Federal Circuit
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- English: Spoken, Written
- Attorney, Owner
- Kate Furek Law, LLC
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- Browne House Law Group
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- Samford University
- J.D. (2016)
- Honors: Merit Scholar
- Activities: Associate Justice, Moot Court Board Moot Court National Team Phi Alpha Delta
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- University of Baltimore
- M.A. (2014) | Master of Public Administration
- Activities: MPA Student Association
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- University of Maryland - Baltimore County
- B.A. (2008)
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- Top 40 Under 40
- National Trial Lawyers
- Top 40 Under 40 Criminal Defense Lawyer in Alabama
- Best Oralist
- Cumberland School of Law, Gordan T. Saad Moot Court Competition
- Alabama State Bar Pro Bono Task Force
- Member
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- Alabama Criminal Defense Lawyers Association
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- Tuscaloosa Bar Association
- Member
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- Alabama State Bar # 7878X69R
- Member
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- Forward Together, Tuscaloosa, Alabama
- An open dialogue on community and progress
- Path to Success, Women's Section - Birmingham Bar / The Dorbin Association, The University of Alabama School of Law
- Certified Title IX Advisor
- Association of Title IX Administrators
- Website
- Kate Furek Law, LLC
- Q. A city cop in samson,Alabama would not let me request a towing company and had my car towed outside of the county
- A: I'm sorry this happened to you. Law enforcement usually contracts with a towing company of their own choice to handle towing whenever a situation like this occurs.
- Q. Can an inmate in prison file for a motion of reconsideration after serving 7 years in prison
- A: To assist with a motion for reconsideration, you should contact an Alabama attorney experienced in post-conviction work. These kinds of legal battles can be very complicated and should be handled by a competent attorney.
- Q. I was caught shoplifting less then 60 $ -2yr ago should I be put on color code Ive done did 4 mth in jail an 2yr proba
- A: If you had an attorney when you first went to court, you should contact that attorney for help. If you didn't have an attorney, you have a few options. If you have been compliant with probation and color code, you can try writing the judge a letter by sending it to the clerks office in the county where your charges are. In the letter, you want to explain that you have done everything asked of you by your probation officer. You'll want to reference your case number in the letter. However, your best chance at being released from probation is to hire an attorney in your county. Judges are more likely to follow through when there is an attorney involved. For best results, look up an attorney in the county where your charges are located and call them for advice.
