Ms. Amy Spector, JD MBA

Amy Campbell Spector is licensed in the States of Illinois and has been practicing law in St. Clair, Madison and surrounding counties since 2010.


Amy Campbell Spector received a B.S. in Business Administration from The University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign where she majored in Marketing and minored in Psychology.


Ms. Spector went on to receive her Juris Doctorate from Southern Illinois School of Law in Carbondale, Illinois.


After law school, Ms. Spector received a Master's of Business Administration Degree from the Southern Illinois University Graduate School in Carbondale, Illinois. During her time as a graduate student, Ms. Spector worked as a Graduate Assistant with the Southern Illinois University Center for Innovation and completed coursework to become a Certified Small Business Consultant. In 2010, as a result of her studies and involvement with the Business Graduate School, Ms. Spector received the Asthagiri Chandra Sekaran Award for Most Outstanding Woman M.B.A. Graduating Student. Since graduating from law and business schools, Mrs. Spector has represented clients in St. Clair, Madison, Monroe, Randolph, Clinton, Macoupin and Washington Counties in a variety of civil litigation settings, including family law, real estate and landlord/tenant matters, estate planning and other civil practice areas for more than three (3) years prior to forming Hicks & Spector, L.L.C., with her esteemed colleague, Kelly Garrett-Hicks.

Ms. Spector is a member of the Illinois State Bar Association, the St. Clair County Bar Association and the Madison County Bar Association.


Reached a successful result for a Mother seeking to modify a custody Judgment within two years of its entry, and subsequently negotiated an agreement allowing the Mother to relocate her daughter outside of the State of Illinois.


Defended the client against a rental company wrongfully seeking back rent and attorney's fees.


Successfully tried and negotiated settlements in all types of family cases, real estate disputes, probate disputes, and other civil litigation settings.