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Deployment Orders Do Not Rewrite Your Custody Order

September 9, 2026

Deployment orders can arrive on a timeline that leaves no room for a family to ease into the change. A report date is fixed, the existing parenting schedule becomes impossible, and both parents may be unsure whether military orders override the custody order. They do not. Alabama law gives service members an important but limited…

The City Vehicle Hit You. The Calendar Can Hurt You Next.

September 8, 2026

A city pickup runs a red light. A sanitation truck sideswipes a car. A public works vehicle backs into a pedestrian. The crash may look like an ordinary negligence case, but the logo on the door can change the deadline before the injured person even leaves treatment. Alabama generally gives an injured person two years…

The At-Fault Driver Died. Your Claim Did Not.

August 19, 2026

Alabama gives you two years to file most injury claims. When the driver who hurt you died in the crash, a different clock can cut that short without warning, and it starts running the moment a probate court appoints someone to handle the estate. Under Section 43-2-350 of the Alabama Code, claims against an estate…

Proving Lost Income Without a Pay Stub in Alabama

August 17, 2026

An adjuster’s favorite question after a crash is simple: Send me your pay stubs.  For millions of American workers, that request has no answer, because as of December 2025, roughly 16.6 million people in the United States were self-employed, and broader surveys that count freelancers and side gig earners put the number far higher. Not…

A Ladder in the Fast Lane: Who Pays for an Alabama Road Debris Crash

August 13, 2026

The most dangerous moment in a road debris crash is often the one where nothing hits you. A recent AAA Foundation study found that road debris was likely a factor in more than 319,000 crashes between 2018 and 2023, causing over 32,000 injuries and 433 deaths.  While nearly 90 percent of those crashes involved striking…

No Dent, No Driver, No Witness: Recovering After a Phantom Vehicle Crash in Alabama

August 12, 2026

The auto policy sitting in your glove box may contain a sentence Alabama courts threw out more than fifty years ago.  Many policies still say that a hit-and-run claim requires physical contact with the other vehicle. In Alabama, that clause is contrary to the state’s uninsured motorist statute and cannot be enforced. That matters enormously…

The Driver Who Hit You Was on the Clock: Employer Liability for Alabama Crashes

August 11, 2026

Motor vehicle crashes are the leading cause of work-related deaths in the United States. Between 2011 and 2022, more than 21,000 workers died in work-related crashes, which accounted for 35 percent of all workplace deaths in the country. Those numbers describe the people behind the wheel. They say nothing about everyone else on the road…

Your Teenager Has a Job, a Team, and a Social Life: Modifying an Alabama Parenting Schedule

August 10, 2026

Ask around, and someone will tell you that once a child turns a certain age in Alabama, they get to decide where they live. That belief has ended more parenting arrangements than almost any other, and it is wrong. Alabama sets no age at which a child chooses. Under Section 30-3-152 of the Alabama Code,…

Stepparent Custody and Visitation Rights in Alabama

August 6, 2026

Alabama has a statute that lets grandparents ask a court for visitation in defined circumstances. It has no equivalent statute for stepparents. A person can pack lunches, sit through surgeries, and coach the team for a decade, and still walk out of a divorce with no legal claim to the child at all. That gap…

529 Plans in an Alabama Divorce: Who Controls It

August 5, 2026

Most divorcing parents assume the college fund belongs to their child. It does not. A 529 plan is a financial account owned by one adult, and most plans do not allow joint ownership, which means one parent holds the power to withdraw the money or redirect it to someone else entirely. That single fact reshapes…

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