Law Office of John Hutto

We accept the following payment types:

For your convenience the Law Office of John Hutto is pleased to accept a variety of payment options to assist you in paying your earned legal fees including checks and the option of paying with Visa, Mastercard, Discover Card, and American Express through LawPay:


LawPay Secured Webpage Link:

You may access Mr. Hutto's LawPay secured webpage to submit payment on your legal bill below:

LawPay Link:

Click on the below link to access Mr. Hutto's LawPay secure webpage

https://payments.lawpay.com/bpl/lp2376513

Please click on the above link to access Lawpay's secure webpage  to pay your earned legal fees via Visa, Mastercard, Discover Card, or American Express.  You may also cut and paste the link into your web browser to access the site. If you experience difficulties or need assistance, please conatct the Law Office Of John Hutto at (256) 335-4425 for assistance. 

Please note, this option is only available to pay earned legal fees. It is not to be used to pay for initial retainer fees.  By clicking on the above link and choosing to pay legal fees via credit cards, you agree that you have read the disclaimer below and consent to disclosure of certain aspects of your legal matter to a third party...i.e credit card company regarding the legal services provided and payment processes as a result of those legal services provided. Please note you should wait until immediately prior to the scheduled consultation before submitting payment.



Disclaimer: Mr. Hutto offers the option  earned legal fees via checks or credit cards as a convenience for his clients. Mr. Hutto does not require or in any other way encourage the use of credit cards to pay legal fees. Clients should consider their on financial situation in determining whether the payment of legal fees via credit cards is reasonable in light of their particular situation. Additionally clients choosing to pay via credit card should be aware that by using a credit card company to process payments, a third party is brought into the attorney/client relationship and certain aspects of confidentiality regarding the billing and reason for the charges is disclosed to the credit card company via the merchant agreement. Clients not wishing to to maintain strict confidentiality regarding their legal consultations should not use credit cards as a means of payment and should instead opt for an alternative payment arrangement such as checks.
Scheduling and obtaining a phone consultation does not constitute a formal attorney/client relationship. Mr. Hutto only represents clients who have signed retainer agreements on file.



Who We Are

John Hutto is an attorney and counselor of law. He is a graduate of the University of Alabama School of Law. In addition, Mr. Hutto holds a Bachelor of Science in Nursing from the University of North Alabama, a Master of Science in Nursing from the University of Alabama in Huntsville in the Family Nurse Practitioner Track, and a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration with a dual major in Finance and Economics form the University of North Alabama. Mr. Hutto is uniquel qualified to defend your health care licensure issue, health care administration issue or complex medical malpractice issue. He has healthcare experience from the inside having worked as an registered nurse in the hospital setting. He has also taught nursing students as a clinical nursing instructor at the University of Alabama in Huntsville. He understands the health care system and administrative law process and will put his knowledge and skills to work to advocate you in a zealous, understanding and professional manner.

Disclaimer:

The following language is required pursuant to Rule 7.2, Alabama Rules of Professional Conduct. No representation is made that the
quality of legal services to be performed is greater than the quality of legal services performed by other lawyers.This web site is
designed for general information only. The information presented at this site should not be construed to be formal legal advice nor the
formation of a lawyer/client relationship.