Alabama § 43-2-190 Applications for Letters Testamentary or of Administration

Alabama Statutes

§ 43-2-190 — Applications for Letters Testamentary or of Administration

Alabama § 43-2-190

Title 43Wills and Decedents’ Estates

Ch. 2Administration of Estates

Art. 8Nonresidents as Executors and Administrators

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Ala. Code § 43-2-190 (2026).

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The application filed by a nonresident for letters testamentary or of administration must set forth his or her name and post-office address; but the address so given may, at any time, be changed by such nonresident executor or administrator, such change to be shown by a written statement setting forth his or her present post-office address, signed by such executor or administrator, or his or her attorney and filed and recorded in the court granting the letters.

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The application filed by a nonresident for letters testamentary or of administration must set forth his or her name and post-office address; but the address so given may, at any time, be changed by such nonresident executor or administrator, such change to be shown by a written statement setting forth his or her present post-office address, signed by such executor or administrator, or his or her attorney and filed and recorded in the court granting the letters.