PENDING DIVORCE LEGISLATION ACT SUMMARY
The document reports an act approved February 24 1999 by Secretary of State John Brandon outlining court powers in divorce cases to order support from a spouse's estate during proceedings and states the act becomes effective upon passage and governor approval while repealing conflicting laws.
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John Brandon
Circuit Court
Aherit County Board of Education
Court of County Commissioners
Public Service Commission
Attorney General
Alabama
Vernor
Alabama Act on Letters of Administration for Absentee Deaths
Alabama law authorizes probate courts to appoint administrators for estates of persons presumed dead after seven years absence. It requires notice, hearings, and proof of continued life. if no evidence within twelve weeks the administrator is appointed. Revocation possible if the decedent reappears with duties and rights transferring to rightful heirs and costs paid from the estate. Approved February 24, 1939 official secretary John Brandon.
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Legislature OF
Alabama
John Brandon
House of Representatives
Senate
Department of Archives
Judiciary Committee
Code Commission
Alabama Act Allows City Recorders in Small Cities
The act authorizes boards of commissioners in Alabama cities with 15 000 to 50 000 people per the latest census to elect a recorder, set salary, and define term. recorder may try violations of city ordinances and related laws and will serve at the board's pleasure. It also covers speeding limits for large municipalities, credit union tax deductions, and updates to the attorney general's duties and staff.
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Aact
Board of Commissioners
Alabama
Commission
John Brandon
United States of America
Publi Service Commission of Alabama
Stakely Measures Juror Excusal In One County Circuits
The text outlines Stakely measures to allow judges in single county circuit courts with multiple judges to excuse jurors drawn for a week and reschedule service, excluding capital case jurors. It also references repeal actions and juvenile court provisions for counties with 75,000 to 100,000 people and related jurisdiction.
Alabama Legislature Advances Juvenile Court Reforms
Alabama Legislature passes acts enabling Juvenile and Domestic Relations Courts in some counties, creating jurisdiction over dependent neglected and delinquent children, establishing advisory boards, and transferring pending cases from repealed agencies. Provisions include recognition bonds, appeals, and court staffing rules.
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Stakeley
Alabama
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Snyder
Iris
Welch
Hardwick
Capitol
Department of
House
Supreme Court
Court of Appeals
Montgomery
United States
S.37
Stakely
Boees
Everson
Smyer
Alabamia
McGowin
Department of Revenue
State of
Commissioner of Revenue
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