95 bills on courts and civil law
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| Bill | Title | Where it stands | Last action |
|---|---|---|---|
| SB 106 | Jury service; individuals 80 years of age or older exempt from service upon request Tom Butler | Became law | Apr 22, 2026Enacted |
| SB 209 | Public K-12 schools; sex education (sex ed) curriculum further provided for, sexual risk avoidance established as sex ed curriculum, policies of local boards of education related to sex ed further provided for, parent o… Shay Shelnutt | Became law | Apr 17, 2026Enacted |
| HB 60 | Criminal and civil procedure; continuance of case when party, attorney, or witness is on active military duty; bail required to be set in such cases subject to conditions Ontario Tillman | Became law | Apr 17, 2026Enacted |
| SB 318 | Crime of sexual torture; criminal elements revised Merika Coleman | Became law | Apr 16, 2026Enacted |
| HB 249 | Guardianships and conservatorships; notice requirements further provided for, procedures to remove proceeding to circuit court revised, duties of guardian ad litem of a minor further provided for and training required, … David Faulkner | Became law | Apr 15, 2026Enacted |
| HB 432 | Montgomery County; probate judge, additional fee authorized for celebrating rites of matrimony Kenyatté Hassell | Became law | Apr 13, 2026Enacted |
| HB 312 | District Attorneys’ Plan for Retirement under the Judicial Retirement Fund; calculation of service retirement allowance and disability retirement allowance revised; limitation on amount of service retirement allowance c… Jim Hill | Became law | Apr 9, 2026Enacted |
| SB 146 | Appropriations from State General Fund for executive, legislative, and judicial agencies of the State, other functions of government, debt service, and capital outlay for fiscal year ending September 30, 2027 Greg Albritton | Became law | Apr 9, 2026Enacted |
| SB 340 | Public utilities; Underground Damage Prevention Program; prioritization of, liability for incomplete design or survey locates provided Clyde Chambliss | Failed | Apr 7, 2026Currently Indefinitely Postponed |
| HR 332 | Courtney Pride, commended Arnold Mooney | Passed one chamber | Apr 7, 2026Joint Rule 11 |
| SB 296 | Juvenile courts; appointment of duties and limitations of volunteer advocates in certain cases provided, state entity supporting local programs established, responsibilities of local programs provided Will Barfoot | Failed | Apr 7, 2026Currently Indefinitely Postponed |
| SB 181 | Administrative Office of Courts, creation of judicial education nonprofit Merika Coleman | Failed | Apr 7, 2026Currently Indefinitely Postponed |
| SB 140 | Juvenile proceedings; court required to notify local superintendent of education or private K-12 school principal of charging or adjudicating an enrolled student delinquent for committing certain criminal offenses David Sessions | Failed | Apr 7, 2026Currently Indefinitely Postponed |
| SB 7 | Alabama Athletic Commission, slap fighting prohibited; Attorney General authorized to bring action for violations, certain violations constitute Class C felony Gerald H. Allen | Failed | Apr 7, 2026Currently Indefinitely Postponed |
| HB 576 | Mobile County; temporary judges of probate, appointment amended Chip Brown | Became law | Apr 6, 2026Enacted |
| SB 343 | Mobile County; temporary judges of probate, appointment amended David Sessions | Became law | Apr 6, 2026Enacted |
| HB 574 | Macon County; constitutional amendment, age limit to qualify for election or appointment as judge of probate increased to age 75 Pebblin W. Warren | Became law | Apr 3, 2026Enacted |
| SB 295 | Montgomery County; probate judge, compensation revised Will Barfoot | Became law | Apr 2, 2026Enacted |
| SB 182 | Relating to the Advanced Technology and Data Exchange Fund; expenditure of monies from the fund, creation of additional advanced technology and data exchange funds Merika Coleman | Became law | Apr 2, 2026Enacted |
| HB 374 | Montgomery County; probate judge, compensation revised Reed Ingram | Became law | Apr 1, 2026Enacted |
| HB 546 | Incarceration; to provide required time periods in the administration of the Lawrence County Community Corrections and Court Services Fund Ernie Yarbrough | Became law | Mar 31, 2026Enacted |
| HB 451 | Montgomery County; judge of probate, credit card use authorized Patrice McClammy | Became law | Mar 31, 2026Enacted |
| HB 447 | Montgomery County; judge of probate, authorized to register wills Phillip Ensler | Became law | Mar 31, 2026Enacted |
| HB 430 | Montgomery County; judge of probate, fundraising activities authorized TaShina Morris | Became law | Mar 31, 2026Enacted |
| SB 241 | Walker County; temporary probate judges, authorized Matt Woods | Became law | Mar 31, 2026Enacted |
| SB 215 | Home Builders Licensure Board; proof of liability insurance, signature and attestation requirements of required disclosures, further provided Tim Melson | Became law | Mar 31, 2026Enacted |
| HB 189 | Juvenile proceedings; court required to notify local superintendent of education or private K-12 school principal of charging or adjudicating an enrolled student delinquent for committing certain criminal offenses Alan Baker | Became law | Mar 31, 2026Enacted |
| SB 167 | Alabama Administrative Procedure Act; standard of judicial review revised regarding agency's interpretation of law Arthur Orr | Became law | Mar 31, 2026Enacted |
| HB 643 | Surrogacy; child born via surrogacy required to be relinquished directly to an intended parent, probate courts required to confirm identity of intended parents, State Department of Human Resources authorized to adopt ru… Kristin Nelson | Died | Mar 19, 2026Pending Committee Action in House of Origin |
| HB 589 | Retirement; active participating judges, clerks, and district attorneys allowed to purchase withdrawn service from District Attorneys Plan and Judges' and Clerks' Plan Matt Simpson | Died | Mar 19, 2026Read for the Second Time and placed on the Calendar |
| SB 330 | Courts; criminal procedure, electronic means authorized to swear warrants and citations in certain circumstances, law enforcement officers authorized to administer oaths in certain circumstances Lance Bell | Died | Mar 19, 2026Pending Committee Action in Second House |
| SB 255 | Quiet Title Claims; requirement to show tax payments in quiet title action exempted for nonprofit entities Sam Givhan | Died | Mar 19, 2026Read for the Second Time and placed on the Calendar |
| HB 11 | Youthful offender status, to prohibit a judge from granting youthful offender status to any person who is 16 years of age and older and charged with capital murder or murder Phillip Pettus | Died | Mar 19, 2026Read for the Second Time and placed on the Calendar |
| HB 490 | Tallapoosa County; compensation of judge of probate and revenue commissioner revised Ed Oliver | Became law | Mar 17, 2026Enacted |
| HB 227 | Administrative Office of Courts, creation of judicial education nonprofit Jim Hill | Became law | Mar 17, 2026Enacted |
| HB 191 | Escambia County; district court, location of holding court for cases arising under ordinances of certain municipalities authorized, constitutional amendment Alan Baker | Became law | Mar 17, 2026Delivered to Governor |
| HB 479 | Coosa County; probate judge, sheriff, and revenue commissioner, salary and expense account provided for Ben Robbins | Became law | Mar 13, 2026Enacted |
| SB 195 | Decedents' estates, will contests, removal to circuit court authorized Rodger M. Smitherman | Became law | Mar 12, 2026Enacted |
| HB 610 | Automatic renewal agreements; disclosures and notice required, prohibits obstruction or delay of cancelling agreements, authorizes Attorney General to enforce, penalties provided Chris Sells | Died | Mar 11, 2026Pending Committee Action in House of Origin |
| HB 518 | Courts; criminal procedure, electronic means authorized to swear warrants and citations in certain circumstances, law enforcement officers authorized to administer oaths in certain circumstances Bryan Brinyark | Died | Mar 11, 2026Read for the Second Time and placed on the Calendar |
| HB 263 | Biological and neural data of individuals; certain disclosures, transfers, and use by a health and fitness app prohibited without express consent, Attorney General authorized to enforce, civil penalties provided Ben Robbins | Died | Mar 11, 2026Read for the Second Time and placed on the Calendar |
| HB 440 | Escambia County; probate court fees further provided for Alan Baker | Became law | Mar 5, 2026Enacted |
| HB 264 | Decedents' estates, will contests, removal to circuit court authorized Ben Robbins | Died | Mar 5, 2026Third Reading in House of Origin |
| HB 96 | Debtors homestead exemption; in bankruptcy cases; increase homestead exemption for seniors and disabled Chris Pringle | Became law | Mar 5, 2026Enacted |
| SB 87 | Civil procedure; statute of limitations in civil actions against real estate appraisers established, statute of limitations for complaints to Board of Real Estate Appraisers established Greg Albritton | Died | Mar 5, 2026Read for the Second Time and placed on the Calendar |
| SB 83 | Guardianships and conservatorships; notice requirements further provided for, procedures to remove proceeding to circuit court revised, duties of guardian ad litem of a minor further provided for and training required, … Arthur Orr | Died | Mar 5, 2026Read for the Second Time and placed on the Calendar |
| HB 454 | Search warrants; period of time to execute and return search warrants for DNA evidence, extended Joe Lovvorn | Died | Mar 3, 2026Read for the Second Time and placed on the Calendar |
| HB 366 | Randolph County; compensation of judge of probate and revenue commissioner revised Bob Fincher | Became law | Feb 25, 2026Enacted |
| HB 355 | Houston County; temporary judge of probate service period extended, compensation of temporary probate judge revised Paul W. Lee | Became law | Feb 25, 2026Enacted |
| HB 91 | Court fees; use of funds allocated to sheriff's office for expenditure further provided Jim Hill | Died | Feb 25, 2026Read for the Second Time and placed on the Calendar |
From Alabama's official records. "Where it stands" is the furthest step a bill has reached; a bill still short of law when its session ended is shown as died.