Jefferson County Probate Court, Birmingham Division

In some situations, the court may appoint both a guardian and a conservator, depending on an individual’s needs.

These roles carry important responsibilities and are monitored by the court to help ensure proper care and accountability.

Learn more about these services on our website:
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Mental health matters.

If you or someone you know needs support, community resources are available to help. Seeking assistance is an important step.

Our court is here to provide general information about processes when needed.

The Jefferson County Probate Court joins our community in remembering and honoring the lives of those who served our country with courage and sacrifice.

We remember them today and always.

Our office will be closed on Monday, May 25, in observance of Memorial Day.

📢 Office Closure Notice

Our office will be closed on Monday, May 25, in observance of Memorial Day.

We honor and remember those who have served and sacrificed for our country.

🗳️ Unofficial results for the 2026 Alabama Gubernatorial Primary Election are now available.

Voters across Jefferson County and the state made their voices heard in one of Alabama’s most closely watched election cycles, featuring major races for Governor, U.S. Senate, and local offices.

View the latest unofficial election results here: https://jeffcoprobatecourt.com/elections/results/

Remember: these are unofficial results until certified by election officials. Stay informed and engaged as Alabama heads toward the general election.

Cases involving mental health are handled with care, sensitivity, and respect.

Our court works to balance personal rights with safety and well-being, while following established legal processes.

We are here to provide guidance on procedures and available resources.

A conservator is appointed by the court to help manage the financial matters of someone who is unable to do so independently.

This process is designed to protect individuals and ensure their assets are handled responsibly under court oversight.

For case-specific guidance, please speak with a licensed attorney.

A mental health commitment is a legal process that may occur when an individual is believed to need evaluation or treatment for their safety or the safety of others.

Our court helps guide this process while ensuring that individuals’ rights are considered at every step.

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For questions about procedures, our office can provide general information.
For legal advice, please consult an attorney. "

May is Mental Health Awareness Month. Our Probate Court recognizes the importance of mental health and the role the court system plays in certain situations involving care and safety.

We are committed to handling these matters with professionalism, dignity, and respect for all individuals involved. "

Happy Mother’s Day from the Jefferson County Probate Court.

We honor and appreciate the many ways mothers and caregivers support and strengthen families throughout our community.