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43-2-84
Section 43-2-84 Bond of applicant when administration committed to general administrator or
sheriff. (a) When administration is committed to the general administrator or sheriff, on
the application of a third person, such letters must not be granted unless such person enters
into bond, with surety, to be approved by the judge, to pay the fees and allowances made by
the court on such administration, if the property of the estate is insufficient therefor.
(b) If, upon the settlement of an administrator appointed under subsection (a), it appears
that sufficient assets of his intestate have not come to his hands to pay the costs and expenses
legally incurred in his administration, the probate court having jurisdiction of such administration
may enter a judgment and thereon issue execution against the obligors in the bond mentioned
in subsection (a), for any excess due above the assets in the hands of such administrator.
(Code 1852, §1691; Code 1867, §§2011, 2012; Code 1876, §§2373,...
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6-6-522
Section 6-6-522 Trustee - Appointment. If the allegations of the complaint are admitted, either
expressly or by failure to answer thereto, or it is established by proof that the allegations
of the complaint are true and that such person is wasting his estate, or is for the cause
alleged unfit for its management, so that such person will probably be reduced to want, the
circuit court judge must deprive him of all further control over it and provide for its safekeeping
by the appointment of a trustee, who shall give bond in double the value of the estate committed
to him, to be approved by the register or clerk. (Code 1867, §2400; Code 1876, §2816; Code
1886, §2503; Code 1896, §837; Code 1907, §4612; Code 1923, §8556; Code 1940, T. 7, §1065.)...

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19-3-41
Section 19-3-41 When settlements compelled; removal of trustee and appointment of successor.
If the trustee shall fail to make settlement, partial or final, as required in this article
he may be compelled to do so, by citation to be issued by the register or clerk on order of
the court, at the instance of any creditor or party interested in the trust, in all respects
as executors and administrators may be compelled to make settlements in the court of probate;
or, upon motion of a majority in value of the creditors, the court must remove such defaulting
trustee and appoint another in his stead, who may be nominated by the creditors, as provided
by this Code, for the nomination of an administrator of an insolvent estate by the creditors
thereof. (Code 1896, §4173; Code 1907, §6075; Code 1923, §10412; Code 1940, T. 58, §29.)...

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26-2-53
Section 26-2-53 Revocation of guardianship or conservatorship - Upon application by person
ascertained to be incapacitated - Conduct of hearing or trial upon contested application;
entry of decree revoking guardianship or conservatorship, etc., where application not contested.
If the guardian or conservator or the person at whose instance the inquisition was had and
taken appears and, in writing, denies the allegations of the application, the court must appoint
a day for the trial of such contest, not more than 10 days thereafter, and must cause a jury
to be summoned in the manner provided by Section 12-16-78 for the trial thereof, and proceedings
must be had as upon the original inquisition. If there be no contest of the allegations of
the application and the court is satisfied of the truth thereof, a decree must be entered
revoking the proceedings on the inquisition and the guardianship or conservatorship and declaring
that the ward must be restored to the custody and management of...
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26-2A-134
Section 26-2A-134 Notice. (a) On a petition for appointment of a conservator or other protective
order, the requirements for notice described in Section 26-2A-103 apply, but (i) if the person
to be protected has disappeared or is otherwise situated so as to make personal service of
notice impracticable, notice to the person must be given by publication as provided in Section
26-2A-50, and (ii) if the person to be protected is a minor, the provisions of Section 26-2A-75
also apply. (b) Notice, as described in Section 26-2A-103, of any hearing on a petition for
an order subsequent to appointment of a conservator or other protective order must be given
to the protected person, any conservator of the protected person's estate, and any other person
as ordered by the court. (Acts 1987, No. 87-590, p. 975, §2-305.)...
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40-10-25
Section 40-10-25 Appeal from decree. From any decree rendered by the probate court for the
sale of real estate for the payment of taxes, the defendant in the cause or the state, in
behalf of itself and the county, may appeal to the circuit court of the county within 30 days
after the rendition of the decree. If the defendant appeals, he must execute a bond in double
the amount of the decree, payable to the State of Alabama, with sufficient surety to be approved
by the judge of probate, and conditioned that he will prosecute the appeal to effect and pay
such judgment as the appellate court may render thereon; but the state shall not be required
to execute any bond. The district attorney shall represent the state on such appeal, and of
the pendency thereof the judge of probate must give him notice in writing; and on appeal by
the state, notice thereof shall be given the defendant, as in other cases of appeal from the
court to the circuit court, such appeal must be tried de novo, upon an...
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43-2-552
Section 43-2-552 Decree for balance - Generally. If there remains any act of administration
to be done, other than making settlement and distribution or payment of legacies, and there
is a remaining or succeeding executor or administrator, a decree must be rendered in his favor
for the amount found due on such settlement, and for the delivery of any personal property
in the hands of the executor or administrator whose authority has ceased or, if dead, of his
personal representative; but if more than six months have elapsed from the original grant
of letters and there remains no other act of administration to be done than making distribution
or payment of legacies, and the estate is solvent, the court must at once proceed to decree
distribution or payment of legacies directly to those entitled; or, if in the case last mentioned,
there are money assets in the hands of the outgoing executor or administrator, or, if dead,
of his personal representative, in excess of a sum sufficient for...
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6-6-46
Section 6-6-46 When additional affidavit of special facts and circumstances to determine amount
of levy required; reduction of sum. When an attachment is applied for in the cases provided
for in the third and fourth subdivisions of Section 6-6-41, the judge, before issuing it,
must require the plaintiff, his agent or attorney, in addition to the affidavit and bond required
in other cases, to make affidavit in writing of the special facts and circumstances so as
to enable him to determine the amount for which a levy must be made, which sum may, at the
discretion of the court, be reduced at the return of the attachment, on affidavit of the defendant,
and the levy released to the amount of such reduction. (Code 1852, §2508; Code 1867, §2932;
Code 1876, §3257; Code 1886, §2934; Code 1896, §529; Code 1907, §2929; Code 1923, §6177;
Code 1940, T. 7, §850.)...
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26-2A-156
Section 26-2A-156 Claims against protected person; enforcement. (a) A conservator may pay or
secure from the estate claims against the estate or against the protected person arising before
or after the conservatorship upon their presentation and allowance in accordance with the
priorities stated in subsection (d). A claim may be presented by either of the following methods:
(1) The claimant may deliver or mail to the conservator a written statement of the claim indicating
its basis, the name and mailing address of the claimant, and the amount claimed; or (2) The
claimant may file a written statement of the claim, in the form prescribed by rules of the
court, with the clerk of court and deliver or mail a copy of the statement to the conservator.
(b) A claim is deemed presented on the first to occur of receipt of the written statement
of claim by the conservator or the filing of the claim with the court. A presented claim is
presumed to be disallowed if receipt of the claim is not...
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43-2-661
Section 43-2-661 Petition to establish presumption. An executor, administrator or surety on
the bond of the executor or administrator of said estate, or the heirs or next of kin of such
executor, administrator or surety may file a petition or complaint, verified by affidavits,
in the court in which such a cause is pending, alleging the existence of the facts that raise
the presumptions stated in section 43-2-660, and, upon the filing of such petition or complaint
and giving security for costs of the proceeding, the court must appoint a day for the hearing
of such petition or complaint and must give notice of the same by publication in some newspaper
published in the county for three successive weeks or, if none is published in the county,
by posting such notice at the courthouse and three other public places in such county for
the same length of time; and the court must also give 10 days' notice to every adult distributee
resident in the state and to all sureties on the bond of the...
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