Travis T Juneau

A warrior for the people. Travis spent his younger years fighting for America and is an Iraq War veteran of the Marine Corps. After law school at Alabama, Travis took that fighting spirit to the courtroom. With more than a dozen jury trials under his belt, Travis has the knowledge and skill to fight for you. As a mission-minded lawyer, Travis is driven to reach your objectives. Together, you and Travis can make the tactical moves necessary to put you in the best position to accomplish the mission and reach your goals.

• Free Consultation
  Free in-person consultation. Please make this appointment through our website.
• Credit Cards Accepted

Alabama

Alabama State Bar Association

ID Number: 2097F82Z

Since 2017

Partner

Truth and Grace Law Office LLC

2024 - Current

Owner

Travis T. Juneau, LLC

2020 - 2024

Assistant District Attorney

Tuscaloosa County DA's office

2017 - 2020

Pre-license Assosciate

M. Wayne WIlliams, PC

2017 - 2017

Law Clerk

Redden Mills Clark and Shaw, LLP.

2015 - 2016

University of Alabama School of Law

J.D. (2017) | Law

2014 - 2017

Activities: Psi Alpha Delta law fraternity Psi Alpha Delta trial competition team Military Law Society Criminal Defense Clinic

Mississippi College

B.S. (2013) | Political Science - international relations, and Communication

2010 - 2013

Honors: Cum Laude Outstanding Senior - Political Science

Activities: Intercollegiate Debate Team Mock Trial Team

Traffic Homicide Investigation

ALEA

2019

Q. I have received a letter from the district attorney from another county that I don’t live in telling me that if I don’t

December 11, 2023

A: If the issuing county will extradtie or not is upto that particular county. Traditionally, it depends on why the warrant was issued. In this instance, it is likely that a show cause hearing would be set before a finding of contempt for failure to pay (a violation of the Court's order). Alabama law does allow district attorneys offices to establish restiution recovery units that will add fees to the ammount owed and will take steps to garnish wages, tax returns and seize bank accounts. Thus, even if the county chooses not to extradtie, it is likely that they will take necessary steps to get the money. Additionaly, even if the county chooses not to extradite, having an active warrant will make every future interaction with law enforcement exponentially worse. Therefore, you need to ensure that the treat is legitimate and the terms of your agreement enforceable and then determine what steps if any should be taken next. ... Read More

Q. My husband was already on bond and got arrested with new charges and a bond was set for those charges but they revoked h

April 11, 2023

A: Now that your husband's bond has been revoked by court order, there are only two ways for him to be eligible to make bond in the new case 1) a new court order reinstating his bond would make him eligible for release or 2) the older case gets resolved thus taking him off bond in that case. The best course of action is for your husband to discuss his options with his attorney or to get an attorney to assist him if he doesn't already have one.

Q. My husband graduated drug court in 2015. If he is charged again will the previous charges affect him

April 11, 2023

A: It will affect a new charge but will not be counted as a prior conviction if the drug court charges are dismissed. The prosecutors will consider it, and the fact that he has been through drug court in the past may limit your husband's options. Still, if he is found guilty of the new offenses, the dismissed charges do not count as prior convictions for sentencing purposes. I would highly recommend speaking to a criminal defense attorney in your area for a more accurate analysis of your husband's unique situation.