Overview
Andrew Sieja dedicates his practice to Probate & Estate Administration, Business & Commercial Corporate Law, Elder Law, Water Rights, Veterans Affairs and General Civil Litigation. He practices at Martinson & Beason, P.C. in Huntsville, Alabama.
Areas of Practice:
Probate & Estate Administration
Business, Commercial Corporate Law
Elder Law
Water Rights
Veterans Affairs
General Civil Litigation
Admissions:
Texas, 2007
Northern District of Texas, 2008
Alabama, 2008
Memberships:
Huntsville-Madison County Bar Association Member Since: 2009
Texas Bar Association Member Since: 2007
Dallas Bar Association Member Since: 2008
Texas Young Lawyers Association Member Since: 2007
Huntsville Young Lawyers Association Member Since: 2009
Accredited attorney with Veterans Admnistration
Biography
Andrew Michael Sieja returned home to Huntsville in January 2009 to
practice law with Martinson & Beason. He takes on a variety of cases
but focuses on estate planning, elder law, litigation and corporate
law.
In college at Denison University, Andrew studied Cinema and
enjoyed making movies and helping other students with their movie
projects. After graduating, he entered Texas Wesleyan School of Law
where he was actively involved with moot court and judged the National
Undergraduate Moot Court Competition. Also during law school, Andrew
interned with the Dallas County District Attorney’s office and assisted
with the Wesleyan Innocence Project.
Born in Maryland, Andrew spent most
of his time growing up in Huntsville where he attended Randolph School.
He and his wife Brianna have one son, Oliver, and are expecting another
child.
Experience
Andrew understands the
importance of giving back to the community and currently serves with the
Huntsville Volunteer Attorney program which aids the indigent with
filing bankruptcies, avoiding foreclosure, renegotiating mortgage loans,
and drafting estate planning documents. Additionally, he provides
estate planning documents for police officers and firefighters through
the Wills for Heroes program.