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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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In the US: 251-432-0612
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Why Truck Driver Distraction Is on the Rise
/by Paul LindquistIn today’s fast-paced world, distracted driving has become a growing concern on our roads, particularly in busy cities like Mobile, Alabama. This issue is especially alarming when it comes to commercial truck drivers, whose vehicles can cause catastrophic damage in the event of an accident. The rise of technology and increased pressure on drivers to […]
How Long is Your Body in Shock after a Car Accident?
/by Paul LindquistCar accidents can be traumatic experiences that leave lasting impacts on both your physical and mental well-being, often resulting in long-term psychological effects such as anxiety, depression, and post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). While physical injuries are often immediately apparent, the shock following a collision can be just as significant and may persist long after visible […]
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 […]