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AL Code § 43-8-173 (2021)
2021 Code of Alabama|Title 43 - Wills and Decedents' Estates.|Chapter 8 - Probate Code.|Article 7 - Wills Generally.|Division 2 - Probate of Will.|Section 43-8-173 - Withdrawal of Will Before Probate.

Section 43-8-173Withdrawal of will before probate. When any will is filed with the probate judge or in the probate court for the purpose of probating the same, and it becomes necessary to withdraw said will before it is probated, the probate judge shall have the same recorded in the book in which are recorded probated wills, but shall mark or have written on the page or pages of the record where recorded the following: "Recorded Before Being Probated." The probate judge shall not allow any will filed with him or his office for the purpose of probating to be removed from such office by anyone until it is so recorded, and in the event such will is lost, destroyed or mutilated, the record of such will and certified transcripts therefrom shall be given the same force and effect as could be given the original. (Code 1923, §10619; Code 1940, T. 61, §45; Code 1975, §43-1-50.)
AL Code § 43-8-174 (2021)
2021 Code of Alabama|Title 43 - Wills and Decedents' Estates.|Chapter 8 - Probate Code.|Article 7 - Wills Generally.|Division 2 - Probate of Will.|Section 43-8-174 - Withdrawal of Will for Proof Out of State.

Section 43-8-174Withdrawal of will for proof out of state. Whenever any will has been proved and recorded for six months in any county of this state, as required by this article, and such will is required to be proved out of this state, the judge of probate may, on the application of the executor, duly sworn to, allow him to withdraw the will. (Code 1852, §1631; Code 1867, §1950; Code 1876, §2314; Code 1886, §1986; Code 1896, §4283; Code 1907, §6192; Code 1923, §10621; Code 1940, T. 61, §47; Code 1975, §43-1-51.)
AL Code § 43-8-190 (2021)
2021 Code of Alabama|Title 43 - Wills and Decedents' Estates.|Chapter 8 - Probate Code.|Article 7 - Wills Generally.|Division 3 - Contesting Validity of Will.|Section 43-8-190 - Who May Contest Will; Filing Objections; Making Up Issue; Trial by Jury.

Section 43-8-190Who may contest will; filing objections; making up issue; trial by jury. A will, before the probate thereof, may be contested by any person interested therein, or by any person, who, if the testator had died intestate, would have been an heir or distributee of his estate, by filing in the court where it is offered for probate allegations in writing that the will was not duly executed, or of the unsoundness of mind of the testator, or of any other valid objections thereto; and thereupon an issue must be made up, under the direction of the court, between the person making the application, as plaintiff, and the person contesting the validity of the will, as defendant; and such issue must, on application of either party, be tried by a jury. (Code 1852, §1634; Code 1867, §1953; Code 1876, §2317; Code 1886, §1989; Code 1896, §4287; Code 1907, §6196; Code 1923, §10625; Code 1940, T. 61, §52; Code 1975, §43-1-70.)
AL Code § 43-8-191 (2021)
2021 Code of Alabama|Title 43 - Wills and Decedents' Estates.|Chapter 8 - Probate Code.|Article 7 - Wills Generally.|Division 3 - Contesting Validity of Will.|Section 43-8-191 - Time for Trial; Continuance; Summoning Witnesses.

Section 43-8-191Time for trial; continuance; summoning witnesses. Upon the institution of such contest, a day must be appointed for the trial thereof, and the trial may, on good cause shown by either party, be continued to any other day; and the judge of probate must, on application of either party, issue subpoenas for witnesses to appear on the day fixed for such trial, and may resummon them to any day to which the same may be continued. (Code 1852, §§1635, 1636, 1640; Code 1867, §§1934, 1955, 1959; Code 1876, §§2318, 2323; Code 1886, §1990; Code 1896, §4288; Code 1907, §6197; Code 1923, §10626; Code 1940, T. 61, §52; Code 1975, §43-1-71.)
AL Code § 43-8-192 (2021)
2021 Code of Alabama|Title 43 - Wills and Decedents' Estates.|Chapter 8 - Probate Code.|Article 7 - Wills Generally.|Division 3 - Contesting Validity of Will.|Section 43-8-192 - Drawing and Summoning of Jurors; Penalty for Default.

Section 43-8-192Drawing and summoning of jurors; penalty for default. (a) The jury for the trial of such contest must be drawn and summoned as provided by law. (b) Any person summoned as a juror who shall, without legal cause or good excuse, fail to attend at the time and place required, shall be guilty of a contempt of court and may be punished by the court by a fine of not exceeding $100.00. (Code 1852, §§1637-1639; Code 1867, §§1956-1958; Code 1876, §§2320-2322; Code 1886, §§1991, 1992; Code 1896, §§4289, 4290; Code 1907, §§6198, 6199; Acts 1909, No. 227, p. 305; Code 1923, §§10627, 10628; Code 1940, T. 61, §§54, 55; Code 1975, §43-1-72.)
AL Code § 43-8-193 (2021)
2021 Code of Alabama|Title 43 - Wills and Decedents' Estates.|Chapter 8 - Probate Code.|Article 7 - Wills Generally.|Division 3 - Contesting Validity of Will.|Section 43-8-193 - Proceedings Against Defaulting Witness.

Section 43-8-193Proceedings against defaulting witness. If any witness, being duly summoned, fails to attend, the judge of probate shall enter up a conditional fine against him, not exceeding $50.00, and shall thereupon issue a notice to such witness to appear at a term of said court, not more than 30 days from the date of such notice and show cause why such fine should not be made absolute. The proceedings thereafter shall be governed by the same rules, and such witness shall be subject to the same liabilities, except as to the amount of the fine, as are provided by law in cases of defaulting witnesses in the circuit court. (Code 1852, §1642; Code 1867, §1961; Code 1876, §2325; Code 1886, §1993; Code 1896, §4291; Code 1907, §6200; Code 1923, §10629; Code 1940, T. 61, §56; Code 1975, §43-1-73.)
AL Code § 43-8-194 (2021)
2021 Code of Alabama|Title 43 - Wills and Decedents' Estates.|Chapter 8 - Probate Code.|Article 7 - Wills Generally.|Division 3 - Contesting Validity of Will.|Section 43-8-194 - Depositions of Witnesses; Rules Governing Procedure.

Section 43-8-194Depositions of witnesses; rules governing procedure. For the trial of such contest, depositions of witnesses may be taken in like cases, for the same causes and in the same manner, as depositions are taken in civil actions in the circuit court. In all matters relating to the organization and impaneling of the jury, to the evidence, mode of proceeding and investigation and determination of such contest, not specially provided for by this article, the court shall proceed and be governed by the same rules and regulations, so far as applicable, as prevail in courts of law in civil cases. (Code 1852, §§1641, 1643; Code 1867, §§1960, 1962; Code 1876, §§2324, 2326; Code 1886, §1994; Code 1896, §4292; Code 1907, §6201; Code 1923, §10630; Code 1940, T. 61, §57; Code 1975, §43-1-74.)
AL Code § 43-8-195 (2021)
2021 Code of Alabama|Title 43 - Wills and Decedents' Estates.|Chapter 8 - Probate Code.|Article 7 - Wills Generally.|Division 3 - Contesting Validity of Will.|Section 43-8-195 - Admission or Rejection of Will.

Section 43-8-195Admission or rejection of will. When the judgment of the probate court is against the validity of the will, the probate thereof must be rejected; otherwise, the will must be admitted to probate. (Code 1852, §1647; Code 1867, §1965; Code 1876, §2329; Code 1886, §1995; Code 1896, §4293; Code 1907, §6202; Code 1923, §10631; Code 1940, T. 61, §58; Code 1975, §43-1-75.)
AL Code § 43-8-196 (2021)
2021 Code of Alabama|Title 43 - Wills and Decedents' Estates.|Chapter 8 - Probate Code.|Article 7 - Wills Generally.|Division 3 - Contesting Validity of Will.|Section 43-8-196 - Costs.

Section 43-8-196Costs. The costs of any contest under the provisions of this article must be paid by the party contesting if he fails; otherwise, it must be paid by the plaintiff or out of the estate, or in such proportion by the plaintiff or out of the estate as the court may direct; and for the costs directed to be paid by the plaintiff or defendant, execution may be issued as in other cases; and the costs directed to be paid out of the estate may be collected as other claims against an estate are collected. (Code 1852, §§1649, 1650, 1653; Code 1867, §§1967, 1968, 1971; Code 1876, §§2331, 2332, 2335; Code 1886, §1996; Code 1896, §4294; Code 1907, §6203; Code 1923, §10632; Code 1940, T. 61, §59; Code 1975, §43-1-76.)
AL Code § 43-8-197 (2021)
2021 Code of Alabama|Title 43 - Wills and Decedents' Estates.|Chapter 8 - Probate Code.|Article 7 - Wills Generally.|Division 3 - Contesting Validity of Will.|Section 43-8-197 - Change of Venue.

Section 43-8-197Change of venue. (a) At any time before the trial of such contest, either party may remove the same to another county by proceeding as is required in civil actions in the circuit court; and when an order for the removal of the trial of such contest is made, the judge of probate must transmit the will, subpoenas and all other papers belonging, and a transcript of all the entries of record relating thereto, to the judge of the probate court of the county to which the trial is ordered to be removed. Such judge of probate must proceed to try the case in the same manner as prescribed for the judge of probate of the county from which it has been removed. (b) If the judgment is rendered in the probate court to which it has been removed, and no appeal is taken within 30 days thereafter, such judgment must be certified by the judge of such probate court, and the will and other papers be returned to the probate court from which the trial was removed; and the will must be probated or rejected in such probate court as such judgment may be for or against the validity of the will. (c) If, on the removal of the trial, the costs are directed to be paid out of the estate, a bill of costs must be made out by the judge of probate trying the same and certified to the judge of probate of the county from which the trial was removed; and such bill of costs may be taxed by motion in the court in which the trial was had, and the same may be recertified to such judge of probate. (Code 1852, §§1644, 1651, 1652; Code 1867, §§1963, 1964, 1966, 1969, 1970; Code 1876, §§2327, 2328, 2330, 2333, 2334; Code 1886, §§1997-1999; Code 1896, §§4295-4297; Code 1907, §§6204-6206; Code 1923, §§10633-10635; Code 1940, T. 61, §§60-62; Code 1975, §43-1-77.)
AL Code § 43-8-198 (2021)
2021 Code of Alabama|Title 43 - Wills and Decedents' Estates.|Chapter 8 - Probate Code.|Article 7 - Wills Generally.|Division 3 - Contesting Validity of Will.|Section 43-8-198 - Transfer of Contest to Circuit Court; Appeal From Judgment of Circuit Court; Certification of Judgment, etc., to Probate Court.

Section 43-8-198Transfer of contest to circuit court; appeal from judgment of circuit court; certification of judgment, etc., to probate court. Upon the demand of any party to the contest, made in writing at the time of filing the initial pleading, the probate court, or the judge thereof, must enter an order transferring the contest to the circuit court of the county in which the contest is made, and must certify all papers and documents pertaining to the contest to the clerk of the circuit court, and the case shall be docketed by the clerk of the circuit court and a special session of said court may be called for the trial of said contest or, said contest may be tried by said circuit court at any special or regular session of said court. The issues must be made up in the circuit court as if the trial were to be had in the probate court, and the trial had in all other respects as trials in other civil cases in the circuit court. An appeal to the supreme court may be taken from the judgment of the circuit court on such contest within 42 days after the entry of such judgment. After a final determination of the contest, the clerk of the circuit court shall certify the transcript of all judgments of the circuit court in such proceedings, together with all of the papers and documents theretofore certified to the circuit court by the probate court, back to the probate court from which they were first certified to the circuit court, and thereafter shall be recorded in the probate court as all other contested wills are recorded in the probate court. (Code 1923, §10636; Code 1940, T. 61, §63; Acts 1947, No. 712, p. 552; Code 1975, §43-1-78.)
AL Code § 43-8-199 (2021)
2021 Code of Alabama|Title 43 - Wills and Decedents' Estates.|Chapter 8 - Probate Code.|Article 7 - Wills Generally.|Division 3 - Contesting Validity of Will.|Section 43-8-199 - Contest in Circuit Court After Admission to Probate - Generally.

Section 43-8-199Contest in circuit court after admission to probate - Generally. Any person interested in any will who has not contested the same under the provisions of this article, may, at any time within the six months after the admission of such will to probate in this state, contest the validity of the same by filing a complaint in the circuit court in the county in which such will was probated. (Code 1852, §1654; Code 1867, §1972; Code 1876, §2336; Code 1886, §2000; Code 1896, §4298; Code 1907, §6207; Code 1923, §10637; Acts 1931, No. 733, p. 844; Code 1940, T. 61, §64; Code 1975, §43-1-79.)
AL Code § 43-8-200 (2021)
2021 Code of Alabama|Title 43 - Wills and Decedents' Estates.|Chapter 8 - Probate Code.|Article 7 - Wills Generally.|Division 3 - Contesting Validity of Will.|Section 43-8-200 - Contest in Circuit Court After Admission to Probate - Parties; Conclusiveness of Judgment.

Section 43-8-200Contest in circuit court after admission to probate - Parties; conclusiveness of judgment. In the event a contest of the probate of a will is instituted in the circuit court, as is or may be authorized by law, all parties interested in the probate of the will, as devisees, legatees or otherwise, as well as those interested in the testator if he had died intestate, as heirs, distributees or next of kin, shall be made parties to the contest; and if there be minors or persons of unsound mind interested in the estate or in the probate of the will, they shall be represented by their legal guardian, if such they have; if they have no such guardian, the court shall appoint an attorney-at-law as guardian ad litem to represent their interest in the contest, and the final judgment in such contest proceedings shall be conclusive as to all matters which were litigated or could have been litigated in such contest; and no further proceedings shall ever be entertained in any courts of this state to probate or contest the probate of such will. (Code 1923, §10638; Code 1940, T. 61, §65; Code 1975, §43-1-80.)
AL Code § 43-8-201 (2021)
2021 Code of Alabama|Title 43 - Wills and Decedents' Estates.|Chapter 8 - Probate Code.|Article 7 - Wills Generally.|Division 3 - Contesting Validity of Will.|Section 43-8-201 - Contest in Circuit Court After Admission to Probate - Additional Time for Contest by Infants and Persons of Unsound Mind.

Section 43-8-201Contest in circuit court after admission to probate - Additional time for contest by infants and persons of unsound mind. After the expiration of such six months, the validity of the will can only be contested by infants and persons of unsound mind who had no legal guardian at the time the will was admitted to probate, or who were not represented by a guardian ad litem, who are allowed 12 months after the appointment of a guardian, or, if none be appointed, 12 months from the termination of their respective disabilities in which to contest such will, but in no case to exceed 20 years from the time the will was admitted to probate; and also provided there has not been one contest instituted and prosecuted to final judgment in the circuit court as is provided for in sections 43-8-199 and 43-8-200; in which case the final judgment of the circuit court, court of civil appeals or supreme court shall be final and conclusive against all parties. (Code 1852, §1656; Code 1867, §1974; Code 1876, §2338; Code 1886, §2002; Code 1896, §4299; Code 1907, §6208; Code 1923, §10639; Acts 1931, No. 731, p. 843; Code 1940, T. 61, §66; Code 1975, §43-1-81.)
AL Code § 43-8-202 (2021)
2021 Code of Alabama|Title 43 - Wills and Decedents' Estates.|Chapter 8 - Probate Code.|Article 7 - Wills Generally.|Division 3 - Contesting Validity of Will.|Section 43-8-202 - Contest in Circuit Court After Admission to Probate - Trial of Issues by Jury; Consideration of Witnesses' Testimony.

Section 43-8-202Contest in circuit court after admission to probate - Trial of issues by jury; consideration of witnesses' testimony. The circuit court may, in such case, direct an issue to be tried by a jury, and on the trial before the jury, or hearing before the circuit judge, the testimony of the witnesses reduced to writing by the judge of probate, according to section 43-8-169, is evidence to be considered by the judge or jury. (Code 1852, §1655; Code 1867, §1973; Code 1876, §2337; Code 1886, §2001; Code 1896, §4300; Code 1907, §6209; Code 1923, §10640; Code 1940, T. 61, §67; Code 1975, §43-1-82.)
AL Code § 45-1-60 (2021)
2021 Code of Alabama|Title 45 - Local Laws.|Chapter 1 - Autauga County.|Article 6 - Coroner|Part 1 - Compensation.|Section 45-1-60 - Salary of Coroner.

Section 45-1-60Salary of coroner. (a) Commencing with the next term of office, the salary of the Coroner of Autauga County shall be fourteen thousand six hundred dollars ($14,600) per year, which shall be paid in the same manner and at the same time as other county employees. (b) The salary provided in this section shall be in lieu of any other salary, compensation, or expense allowance provided for by general or local law. (Act 98-304, p. 497, §§1, 2.)
AL Code § 45-1-60.01 (2021)
2021 Code of Alabama|Title 45 - Local Laws.|Chapter 1 - Autauga County.|Article 6 - Coroner|Part 1 - Compensation.|Section 45-1-60.01 - Benefits and Allowances; Additional Expenses.

Section 45-1-60.01Benefits and allowances; additional expenses.  (a) In addition to the salary provided by law, the coroner shall be entitled to the same benefits and allowances as are provided by the Autauga County Commission to all other public officials elected in Autauga County. (b) The county commission shall reimburse the coroner for any additional expenses incurred in the performance of the duties of the coroner with the prior consent and approval of the county commission. (c) The county commission may provide a vehicle, communications equipment, and office space to the coroner as the commission deems necessary for the efficient operation of the coroner's office. (Act 2016-71, §1.)
AL Code § 45-1-61 (2021)
2021 Code of Alabama|Title 45 - Local Laws.|Chapter 1 - Autauga County.|Article 6 - Coroner|Part 2 - Employees.|Section 45-1-61 - Deputy Coroners.

Section 45-1-61Deputy coroners. The Coroner of Autauga County may appoint deputy coroners to serve without compensation and to serve at the pleasure of the county coroner. The deputy coroners shall take the oath of office required by Section 279 of the Constitution of Alabama of 1901, shall serve under the supervision of the coroner, and shall perform the same duties as the coroner. Deputy coroners shall possess the same authority to issue subpoenas related to inquests as prescribed for coroners by state law. (Act 2004-689, §1.)
AL Code § 45-1-80 (2021)
2021 Code of Alabama|Title 45 - Local Laws.|Chapter 1 - Autauga County.|Article 8 - Courts.|Part 1 - Court Costs.|Section 45-1-80 - Juvenile Court Services Fund.

Section 45-1-80Juvenile Court Services Fund. (a) In addition to all other costs and charges in circuit and district court cases in Autauga County, a fee of ten dollars ($10) shall be charged and collected by the clerk of the court. When collected by the clerk of the court, the additional fee shall be remitted monthly to the Juvenile Court Services Fund. (b) In addition to any other costs and charges now provided by law, a monthly supervision fee may be assessed in juvenile court cases at the discretion of the juvenile court judge. The supervision fee shall be collected by the juvenile court office and deposited in the Juvenile Court Services Fund. (c) There is hereby established a Juvenile Court Services Fund for the deposit of the additional court costs levied by this section. The fund shall be maintained in an interest-bearing account in a bank of known responsibility under the supervision of the Juvenile Court Judge of Autauga County, expended solely for juvenile programs, equipment, and subsistence for the juvenile court staff in the county to aid the functions of the juvenile court and benefit of the children of Autauga County. Any funds expended shall be authorized by the Juvenile Court Judge of Autauga County. (Act 98-647, p. 1424, §1.)
AL Code § 45-1-80.01 (2021)
2021 Code of Alabama|Title 45 - Local Laws.|Chapter 1 - Autauga County.|Article 8 - Courts.|Part 1 - Court Costs.|Section 45-1-80.01 - Service of Process Serving Fund.

Section 45-1-80.01Service of Process Serving Fund. (a) This section shall only apply to Autauga County. (b) The Autauga County Sheriff Service of Process Serving Fund is created and hereinafter referred to in this section as the fund. (c) The Sheriff of Autauga County, except for warrants for arrest, may contract with or enter into contract or agreement with a private, public, or governmental entity for the purpose of service of process. (d)(1) In addition to all existing charges, fees, judgments, and costs of court, the clerk, sheriff, or other appropriate court official in the criminal division of the district and circuit courts of Autauga County, a service of process fee of twenty dollars ($20) per document is imposed and shall be paid into the fund. (2) In addition to all existing charges, fees, judgments, and costs of court, the clerk, sheriff, or other appropriate court official in the civil division of the district and circuit courts of Autauga County, a service of process fee of twenty dollars ($20) per document is imposed and shall be paid into the fund. (3) The court official designated in Autauga County by law for the respective courts shall collect the service of process fee designated in subdivisions (1) and (2) and remit the fees collected to the sheriff for deposit in the fund. (e) The sheriff may use the monies generated by this section for law enforcement purposes in Autauga County, as the sheriff sees fit, including contracting with or entering into a contract or agreement with a private, public, or governmental entity for service of process of documents from the civil or criminal division of the district or circuit court. The funds shall not revert to the general fund of the county at the end of the fiscal year. (Act 2006-192, §§1-5; Act 2006-223, p. 384, §§1-5.)