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Agricola Law files an Amicus Curiae brief

Agricola Law is pleased to announce that Al Agricola was recently retained to prepare and file an Amicus Curiae brief on behalf of the Alabama Probate Judges Association in a complex probate case pending before the Alabama Supreme Court. The case was argued before the...

What is an expungement in Alabama?

People accused of criminal activity in Alabama face the risk of several significant consequences. If they plead guilty or the courts convict them after a trial, they may face a variety of penalties. The courts can impose fines or sentence people to prison. Even after...

Is Alabama a no-fault divorce state?

Yes, Alabama is a no-fault divorce state, though it also maintains traditional fault-based options. Understanding these distinctions can significantly impact your case if you’re considering divorce. The process requires meeting specific residency requirements and a...