PROFILE:

Charles Hall has been a forester for years. He graduated with a forestry degree from Mississippi State University and went on to spend 25-plus years working for both the Mississippi Forestry Commission and the Alabama Forestry Commission. He used some of that experience and background to also pursue another interest: law. “I have always been interested in law,” Hall said. “Consulting really goes hand in hand with the law.”

A registered forester, Hall also became a practicing attorney in 2002, focusing heavily on forestry issues for landowners. After retiring from the Alabama Forestry Commission, he went into law full time. Based in Dadeville, Hall often helps his clients with forestry-related issues, such as property line disputes, trespassing, deeds, and wills. Hall feels it’s incredibly important for landowners to seek out professional advice, and it’s something he feels he can do well because of his experience as a forester.

“I can hopefully help them avoid legal sinkholes and explain why they should do something one way versus another,” Hall said. “From a legal standpoint, I can answer those types of questions better because of my background in forestry.”
 

Seeking clients in these counties:
Chambers
Clay
Coosa
Elmore
Lee
Macon
Randolph
Russell
Tallapoosa

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