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  • Probate Court Judicial Calendar
  • Probate Court Judicial Search Page


  • Estate Claims - Listing of claims by case number since January of 2000. For claims prior to this date, please refer to the "Records Search" Page and the Court's Claim Books.


  • Judicial Forms Page - Available to attorneys only


    • We are pleased to offer additional information on the following topics:
  • Adoption
  • Involuntary Commitment of the Mentally Ill
  • Condemnation of Land for Public Use
  • Conservatorships
  • Estate Administration
  • Guardianships
  • The Alabama Small Estates Act (Summary Distributions)


  • Wills – Wills are available online from 30 days prior to the current date through the mid-1980’s at this time.


  • General Information Forms - Available to all users:
        Administrator Handbook
        Conservator Handbook
        Schedule "A"
        Expedited Handling Cover Sheet
        Guardian Care Plan
        Annual Status Report of Guardian
        The Mediation Process Is Encouraged In Contested Judicial Matters
        Lawsuit Settlement Approval Procedure - Conservatorship Cases
        Lawsuit Settlement Approval Procedure - Decedent's Estate Cases


  • CONTINUANCE POLICY
    It is recognized that for a variety of reasons a scheduled hearing may need to be continued to a later date. All continuance motions should be in writing. The motion should contain the reason for the continuance request and also a statement that all legal counsel and unrepresented parties in the matter have been contacted and what their position is regarding the continuance request. If the party requesting the continuance can’t make actual contact with other legal counsel or unrepresented parties, this information should be included in the motion, along with a description of what effort has been made to contact said person(s). A continuance motion that does not contain said information will not be considered by the Court. Continuance motions filed within 72 hours of a scheduled hearing should include the Court’s expedited handling cover sheet. Continuance of specially-set matters is not encouraged as a pre-trial conference preceded the scheduling of the hearing and the parties indicated to the Court at the pre-trial conference that the hearing date was appropriate. In specially-set contested judicial matters, when a continuance is granted, the Court’s standard practice is to have a second pre-trial conference at the time of the original hearing. Continuance motions are pleadings. Thus, the motion should be signed by the party requesting the continuance and the original should be filed with the Court. The continuance motion should also include a certificate of service reflecting to whom the motion has been served. As an accommodation to litigants, the Court will act upon a continuance motion that is sent to the Court by facsimile provided that the original motion is filed with the Court within 24 hours of the facsimile. When a continuance motion is granted, it is the responsibility of the party requesting the continuance to notify all of the parties of the new hearing date and time. Lawyers are encouraged to make a special effort to notify their clients of a continuance in advance.

  • MOBILE BAR ASSOCIATION’S LAWYER REFERRAL PROGRAM
    The Lawyer Referral Service is a service of the Mobile Bar Association. Its purpose is to assist in finding a lawyer to provide advice on legal problems. All panel members of the Lawyer Referral Service are licensed lawyers in Alabama and are members in good standing with both the Alabama State Bar and the Mobile Bar Association. The Lawyer Referral Service is designated to serve anyone who can afford the services of a lawyer.

  • MOBILE BAR ASSOCIATION’S VOLUNTEER LAWYER PROGRAM
    The Volunteer Lawyers Program (MBA VLP) is a 501(c )(3) nonprofit organization that provides free legal assistance in certain civil matters to low income Mobile County residents.


    • Physical Location
    		Mobile County Government Center Annex
    151 Government Street 
    Mobile, AL 36602












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