Trenita Duncan
Mrs. Duncan was born in Bibb County, Alabama in 1970 and attended Bibb County High School, where she graduated in 1988. After graduation, Mrs. Duncan attended Stillman College prior to beginning her career with the Tuscaloosa County District Attorney’s Office.
Mrs. Duncan spent 12 years in the District Attorney’s office. While there, she worked in several capacities, including Child Support Enforcement and Worthless Checks. Mrs. Duncan’s last two years were spent as the special administrative assistant for District Court. Mrs. Duncan’s experience provides a significant amount of insight and assistance in helping navigate matters in all criminal courts. Mrs. Duncan joined The Fisher Law Firm, P.C. in May 2007 and serves as Practice Administrator and Legal Secretary to Mr. John Fisher.
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