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26-13-1
Section 26-13-1 When authorized; procedure generally. The several juvenile courts of the state
are authorized to relieve minors over 18 years of age from the disabilities of nonage in the
following cases and none other: (1) Whenever the father or the mother of such minor shall
file a petition with the court, in writing, requesting that such minor be relieved from the
disabilities of nonage, and the court shall be satisfied that it is to the best interest of
such minor. The parent filing such petition shall aver whether he or she is the guardian of
such minor. (2) Whenever any such minor, having no father, mother, or guardian, or if a parent
is living but is insane or has abandoned such minor for one year, shall file a petition with
the court to be relieved of the disabilities of nonage, and the court shall be satisfied that
it is to the interest of such minor. (3) Whenever any such minor, having no father or mother,
or if a parent is living but is insane or has abandoned such minor for...
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30-3-169.2
Section 30-3-169.2 Court order. (a) Where the ends of justice dictate, the court may grant
a temporary order restraining the change of principal residence of a child or ordering return
of a child to the former residence of the child if a change of principal residence has previously
taken place without compliance with this article, and may consider, among other factors, any
of the following: (1) The notice required by this article was not provided in a timely manner.
(2) The notice required by this article was not accurate or did not contain sufficient information
upon which a person receiving the notice could base an objection. (3) The child already has
been relocated without notice, agreement of the parties, or prior court approval. (4) The
likelihood that on final hearing the court will not approve the change of the principal residence
of the child. (b) The court may grant a temporary order permitting the change of principal
residence of a child and providing for a revised schedule...
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5-26-3
by the Farm Credit Administration; and (b) Is registered with, and maintains a unique identifier
through, the Nationwide Mortgage Licensing System and Registry, or if prior to the Federal
Banking Agencies establishing a registration system, would be subject to registration under
the registration system when established by the Federal Banking Agencies and then would maintain
a unique identifier. (12) RESIDENTIAL MORTGAGE LOAN. The term "residential mortgage loan"
means any loan primarily for personal, family, or household use that is secured by
a mortgage, deed of trust, or other equivalent consensual security interest on a dwelling
(as defined in Section 103(v) of the Truth in Lending Act) or residential real estate upon
which is constructed or intended to be constructed a dwelling. (13) RESIDENTIAL REAL ESTATE.
The term "residential real estate" means any real property located in Alabama, upon
which is constructed or intended to be constructed a dwelling. (14) SUPERVISOR. The...
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12-15-304
Section 12-15-304 Appointment by juvenile courts of guardians ad litem. (a) In all dependency
and termination of parental rights proceedings, the juvenile court shall appoint a guardian
ad litem for a child who is a party to the proceedings and whose primary responsibility shall
be to protect the best interests of the child. (b) The duties of the guardian ad litem include,
but shall not be limited to, the following: (1) Irrespective of the age of the child, meet
with the child prior to juvenile court hearings and when apprised of emergencies or significant
events impacting the child. In addition, the guardian ad litem shall explain, in terms understandable
to the child, what is expected to happen before, during, and after each juvenile court hearing.
(2) Conduct a thorough and independent investigation. (3) Advocate for appropriate services
for the child and the family. (4) Attend all juvenile court hearings scheduled by the juvenile
court and file all necessary pleadings to facilitate...
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15-20A-19
violent offender. (2) The person commits a sexually violent offense and is likely to engage
in one or more sexually violent offenses in the future. (c) A person is a repeat sexually
violent offender for the purposes of this section if the person is convicted of more than
one sexually violent offense. (d) For the purposes of this section, a sexually violent offense
is any of the following: (1) A sex offense committed by forcible compulsion, violence, duress,
menace, fear of immediate bodily injury to the victim or another person, or threatening
to retaliate in the future against the victim or any other person. (2) A sex offense involving
a child. (3) Any sex offense involving the enticement or solicitation of a minor for sexual
purposes. (4) Any sex offense that is predatory in nature. (5) Any solicitation, attempt,
or conspiracy to commit any of the offenses listed in subdivisions (1) to (4), inclusive.
(6) Any other offense for which the court makes a specific finding on the record...
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16-28-13
Section 16-28-13 Burden of proof on person in loco parentis. No parent, guardian or other person
having control or charge of any child shall be convicted for failure to have said child enrolled
in school or for failure to send a child to school or for failure to require such child to
regularly attend such school or tutor, or for failure to compel such child to properly conduct
himself as a pupil, if such parent, guardian or other person having control or charge of such
child can establish to the reasonable satisfaction of the court the following: (1) That the
principal teacher in charge of said school which he attends or should attend or the tutor
who instructs or should instruct said child gave permission for the child to be absent; or
(2) That such parent, guardian or other person is unable to provide necessary books and clothes
in order that the child may attend school in compliance with law, and that such parent, guardian
or other person had prior to the opening of the school, or...
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26-10A-10
Section 26-10A-10 Persons whose consents or relinquishments are not required. Notwithstanding
the provisions of Section 26-10A-7, the consent or relinquishment of the following persons
shall not be required for an adoption: (1) A parent whose rights with reference to the adoptee
have been terminated by operation of law in accordance with the Alabama Child Protection Act,
Sections 26-18-1 through 26-18-10; (2) A parent who has been adjudged incompetent pursuant
to law or a parent whom the court finds to be mentally incapable of consenting or relinquishing
and whose mental disability is likely to continue for so long a period that it would be detrimental
to the adoptee to delay adoption until restoration of the parent's competency or capacity.
The court must appoint independent counsel or a guardian ad litem for an incompetent parent
for whom there has been no such prior appointment; (3) A parent who has relinquished his or
her minor child to the Department of Human Resources or a...
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32-5A-308
Section 32-5A-308 Judicial review. Within 30 days of the issuance of the final determination
of the department following a hearing under Section 32-5A-307, a person aggrieved by the determination
shall have the right to file a petition in the circuit court of the county where the arrest
was made for judicial review. The appeal shall be taken by serving written notice of the appeal
upon the director, which service shall be made by delivering a copy of the notice to the director
in Montgomery, Alabama, and filing the original thereof with the clerk of the court to which
the appeal is taken. The court shall set the matter for hearing upon 30 days' written notice
to the director. At the hearing, the court may take testimony and examine the facts of the
case. After the hearing, the court may either reverse or sustain the final determination of
the department. The filing of a petition for judicial review shall not stay the suspension
order. (Acts 1996, No. 96-322, p. 388, §9; Act 99-598, p....
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38-12-34
Section 38-12-34 Subsidies - Authorized; eligibility. (a) Subject to rules adopted to implement
this article, the department may provide subsidies for an eligible child placed in kinship
guardianship by a court, or by a federally recognized Native American Indian tribe, if the
child would not be placed in a kinship guardianship without the assistance of the program.
(b) A child is an eligible child for a kinship guardianship subsidy if the department determines
the following: (1) The child has been removed from the custody of his or her parent or parents,
legal guardian, or legal custodian as a result of a judicial determination to the effect that
continuation in the custody of the parent or parents, legal guardian, or legal custodian would
be contrary to the welfare of the child. (2) The department is responsible for the placement
and care of the child. (3) Being returned home or being adopted are not appropriate permanent
options for the child. (4) Permanent placement with a kinship...
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45-45-82.52
Section 45-45-82.52 Additional court costs and fees. In addition to any court costs and fees
authorized in the district and circuit courts of Madison County, there shall be assessed and
collected the following additional court costs and fees: (1) In district court cases, as follows:
a. Civil, excluding small claims, twenty-five dollars ($25). b. Criminal, excluding traffic
and juvenile cases, seventy-five dollars ($75). (2) In circuit court cases, as follows: a.
Civil, one hundred fifty dollars ($150). b. Domestic relations, excludes protection from abuse
act cases and child support cases, one hundred dollars ($100). c. Criminal, two hundred dollars
($200). (Act 2004-262, p. 362, § 3.)...
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