Don’t be shy about asking the probate clerks to buzz you through the locked half-door at the front of their office. The computer search terminals as well as all of the records are through that door! The clerks are very kind and happy to let you in, but sometimes you have to be clear about why you’re there.
By: Edgar Black, Black & Hughston, Muscle Shoals, AL
Good news! eRecording is available in Alabama. You can eRecord your documents in Alabama through multiple vendors right now. Below is a list of counties…
This month’s edition features “Helpful Hints” from many of our experienced title searchers, abstractors, and examiners. The ability to search the Probate real estate records…
Following up on the Alabama Abstractor’s Helpful Hints, here are some county-specific tips that we hope you find useful: LEE COUNTY: Hours: 8:30 am to…
Higher – and fluctuating – interest rates haven’t exactly been kind to those in real estate or to buyers and sellers, but there could be…
The Mapping Departments and Reappraisal Departments often contain a wealth of information on property report cards. The information included on the cards can be helpful…
By: Amelia K. Steindorff, Reynolds, Reynolds & Little, LLC As 2023 draws to a close, it’s a good idea to be familiar with these 2023…
The Probate Court of Madison County is pleased to launch a new online tool that allows us to better serve, protect, and inform real property…
The Alabama Supreme Court affirmed the trial court’s injunction against a lot owner (Cole) who sought to subdivide his property in violation of the neighborhood’s…
Our association needs you! Committees are the backbone of our association. They are the way the association accomplishes the goals of the membership: If you…
Spencer Huey, President, Stephanie Martin, Treasurer, and Anna Batten, Executive Director, attended the March 13th Alabama Mortgage Professionals Association (AMPA) Awards Luncheon at Hoover Country…
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