Joyce Vance Net Worth: Age, Family, Stroke, Twitter

Who Is Joyce Vance?

Joyce Alene Vance, also known as Joyce Vance is a well-known American lawyer and legal analyst. In 2009, she was appointed U.S. Attorney for the Northern District of Alabama by President Barack Obama and served in the position until 2017. She is the first female in her district to be appointed to that position and has an estimated net worth of around $2 million.

She is recognized for her work on important issues like civil rights, public corruption, and cybercrime. She also teaches as a Distinguished Visiting Lecturer at the University of Alabama School of Law and is a Senior Fellow at the Brennan Center for Justice.

Biography

Category	Details
Full Name	Joyce White Vance
Date of Birth	July 22, 1960
Net Worth (2025)	Estimated at $2 million
Husband	Bob Joyce
Age	64 year
Children	Two
Education	University of Alabama (B.A.), University of Virginia School of Law (J.D.)
Career Highlights	U.S. Attorney for the Northern District of Alabama, Legal Commentator (CNN, MSNBC)
Key Focus Areas	Civil Rights, Public Corruption, Cybercrime, Medicare Fraud
Height	5 feet 6 inches

Net Worth of Joyce Vance

Joyce Vance has an estimated net worth of around $2 million. She makes this wealth from her successful career as the U.S. Attorney for the Northern District of Alabama, as a law professor, and legal analyst for major networks such as MSNBC and CNN. She has also been known for making remarkable contributions to public service, especially to civil rights and criminal justice reform.

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Income Sources

Here are Joyce Vance’s income sources in simple points:

• Law Professor: Teaches at the University of Alabama School of Law.
• TV Legal Analyst: Works for NBC and MSNBC.
• Podcast Host: Co hosts SistersInLaw and Cafe Insider.
• Public Speaker: Earns from speaking engagements.

Husband and Children

Joyce Vance is married to Bob Vance, a Jefferson County judge. They have four children together. Joyce is also the daughter-in-law of Robert S. Vance, a federal judge who sadly died in a mail bomb attack in 1989. Outside of her work in court, Joyce enjoys knitting, raising chickens, and fighting for justice.

Career

Vance previously served as a lawyer with Bradley Arant Boult Cummings LLP in Washington, D.C. In 1991, she started her successful federal career at the Attorney’s Office in the Northern District of Alabama. Her first work was with the Criminal Division, where she worked on significant cases, including the prosecution of Eric Robert Rudolph. Vance moved to the Appellate Division in 2002 and became its Chief in 2005.

Neck Surgery and Weight Loss

Joyce Vance has faced some health issues recently, including having neck surgery in 2020. While the surgery was successful, it caused concern among her followers. She has also lost some weight but hasn’t shared the exact reason for it.​

Joyce Vance had thyroid surgery to treat a thyroid problem after experiencing symptoms like unexpected weight gain, tiredness, and hair loss. At first, she thought these issues were due to stress, but tests later revealed that she had hypothyroidism. The surgery, called a thyroidectomy, was needed to help with her health issues.

Corruption and Civil Rights

As a leader, Vance focused on fighting public corruption and protecting civil rights. She worked on cases involving theft, fraud, and misuse of power. One notable case was the sentencing of Maurice William Campbell for stealing $5.9 million. She also prosecuted officials in Jefferson County for misusing public funds. Vance’s office created a special team to address civil rights issues, such as racial discrimination in schools, violations of voting rights, and poor conditions in prisons.

Joyce Vance Twitter Account

Joyce Vance is active on Twitter, where she shares legal insights, political commentary, and thoughts on current events. You can follow her on Twitter under the handle @JoyceWhiteVance.​

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