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The Probate Court of Jefferson County, Alabama serves over 700,000 citizens helping them in each life state from birth to marriage to death.
Welcome to the Jefferson County Probate Court's website. This site has been developed to assist the citizens of Jefferson County and other interested parties with matters that come within the Court's areas of responsibility.
Jefferson County Land Records Office. The goal of the Jefferson County Probate Court Land Records office (locally referred to as the Record Room) is to serve the citizens of Jefferson County by providing excellent customer service.
An attorney can provide more information and walk clients through the process to admit the will to probate, have Letters Testamentary issued by the court, and deal with any estate issues that may arise.
Jefferson County Courthouse. Probate Court. 716 North Richard Arrington Jr. Blvd. Birmingham, AL 35203. (205) 325-5420. Hours: 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Jefferson County Probate Court is pleased to announce that we will commence electronic filing of certain judicial pleadings on October 1, 2019. We are excited to roll this service out for those we serve in the legal community.
Judicial. The two elected Probate Judges in Jefferson County are required to be licensed attorneys, and have what is referred to as equity jurisdiction. The jurisdiction of Probate Courts is outlined in Section 12-31-1 Code of Alabama 1975.
You may obtain a copy of Marriage Certificates issued in Jefferson County from June 1985 forward at either division of Probate Court. Records issued prior to this date may only be obtained from the office where the license was issued.
By accessing LANDMARK WEB, Un-Registered Users, Registered Users and Subscribers are acknowledging that the images are the property of Jefferson County, Alabama and Jefferson County Probate Court and are agreeing to the terms and conditions of use.
Our Record Room Clerks provide free on-site training to subscribers. Jefferson County, Alabama has two Probate divisions, Birmingham and Bessemer. Both offices provide services under the purview of the Probate Judge, the Deputy Probate Judge and the Chief Clerk.