About Alyse Phillips
Alyse Phillips Fowler earned a Juris Doctor from Thomas Goode Jones School of Law at Faulkner University in 2017. She holds a Bachelor of Science in Psychology from Troy University, earned in 2013, and an Associate of Science in General Studies, which includes certification in clinical coding, from Lurleen B. Wallace Community College in 2008. Her academic background combines legal training with earlier learn about in human conduct and medical documentation.
She started practicing law in 2017 after finishing law program. That year she worked at Isaak Law Office and additionally served as a lawyer for a company referred to as Wireless Time in Alabama. Those roles uncovered her to both firm-side and in-residence responsibilities early in her career.
In 2018 she joined Bart M. Boothe, LLC as an affiliate. Later that same yr she launched her own practice, Alyse Fowler Law. Opening a solo practice allowed her to control instances end to finish and work right away with clients on a range of legal matters.
Fowler is a Certified Guardian Ad Litem, credentialed by the Alabama Administrative Office of Courts. She additionally keeps recent club within the Alabama State Bar. Those affiliations mirror ongoing participation within the state’s legal network and qualification to accept courtroom appointments in child welfare and different proceedings that require guardian representation.
Her in advance training in psychology and clinical coding informs how she strategies proof and client interviews. She has knowledge across small company settings and corporate employment, and she has treated things that introduced her into courts and administrative processes. Colleagues describe her work as practical and detail-oriented, the type that frequently matters in procedural and household-associated hearings.
She practices under the name Alyse Fowler Law and represents clients in Alabama. Her current work includes courtroom-appointed guardian advert litem assignments along different client representation at her firm.
