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Burns, Cunningham & Mackey, P.C., Attorneys at Law
50 St. Emanuel St.
Mobile, AL 36602
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Burns, Cunningham & Mackey, P.C.
P.O. Box 1583
Mobile, AL 36633
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Will contest – lacking testamentary capacity
/by Pete MackeyFollowing up on our earlier blogs about will contests in Alabama, I have received several emails asking “What does it mean to lack testamentary capacity?” In Alabama, lacking testamentary capacity means that a person does not possess the mental ability to make a valid will. To have testamentary capacity, a person must meet the following […]
Undue Influence in a Will Contest
/by Pete MackeyOur office has already received several calls about undue influence in will contests, so I thought I would provide a little more information on what ‘Undue Influence’ is in a will contest setting. Undue influence is one of the most common grounds for contesting a will in Alabama. It occurs when someone exerts excessive pressure […]
Filing a Will Contest in the State of Alabama
/by Pete MackeyThinking about filing a will contest in the State of Alabama? Burns, Cunningham & Mackey has been handling these cases for almost thirty years. Such contests typically occur during probate proceedings, where the court determines whether the will is valid and oversees the distribution of the deceased’s assets. Grounds for contesting a will in Alabama […]
How Truck Underrides Can Lead to Severe Injuries
/by Paul LindquistWhen a passenger vehicle collides with a commercial truck, one of the most devastating scenarios is an underride accident. These catastrophic crashes occur when a smaller vehicle slides beneath a large truck or trailer, often resulting in severe injuries or fatalities. For Alabama residents navigating the busy corridors of I-65, I-85, I-20 and I-10, understanding […]
The Differences between a Settlement and a Verdict in Alabama Personal Injury Cases
/by Paul LindquistIn an Alabama personal injury claim, understanding the distinction between a settlement and a verdict is important for making informed legal decisions. Settlements are out-of-court agreements where both parties agree on compensation without going to trial, offering a quicker and often less costly resolution. On the other hand, a verdict is a decision made by […]