Estate Debts and the Claim Window
When a family member dies, bills and debts do not disappear. Alabama gives creditors a defined period to present their claims against the estate, and the person in charge of the estate has duties duri...
Bond Rules Behind Public Works Contracts
Winning a public works contract in Alabama is only the first step. Before the work begins, the contractor usually has to put financial protection in place for the public body that awarded the job. Kno...
Common Questions About Who Decides for You
Most people put off thinking about who would handle their finances or medical decisions if they suddenly could not speak for themselves. These two documents exist for exactly that situation, and under...
Convenience or Default Changes Everything
A notice that a state contract has ended rarely arrives with much warning, and the specific reason behind that notice matters far more than most business owners realize. Alabama's procurement rules dr...
What Verbal Agreements Are Worth in Court
Are Oral Agreements Even Enforceable?
Yes, in most circumstances. Alabama law does not require every contract to be in writing to be legally binding, and courts regularly enforce oral agreements betw...
How Long You Have to Enforce a Contract
The Six Year Rule for Written Contracts
Alabama generally allows six years to file a lawsuit over a broken written contract. This deadline is set out in Alabama Code Section 6-2-34, which covers most...
Questions Families Ask About Wills and Trusts
Estate planning tends to raise the same handful of questions no matter who is asking. Here are straightforward answers to what Montgomery area clients bring up most often.
Do I Need a Will If I'm You...
What Alabama Law Decides Without a Will
Most people know they should have a will, but plenty of estates in Montgomery still end up in probate without one. When that happens, Alabama's intestate succession statutes take over completely, and ...
The 42 Day Deadline for Alabama Appeals
A judgment from an Alabama trial court is not always final. The right to challenge that decision, however, comes with a firm deadline, and once it passes the opportunity is gone. Understanding the not...
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