Alabama 2026 Regular Session

Alabama House Bill HB18

Filed/Read First Time

Introduced

6/25/25

Introduced

1/13/26

Refer

6/25/25

Refer

1/13/26

Caption

Acknowledgement of paternity; certain rebuttable presumptions relating to the best interest of a child, created

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

AL HB63

Acknowledgement of paternity; certain rebuttable presumptions relating to the best interest of a child, created

AL HB53

Child custody; rebuttable presumption of joint legal custody and substantial parenting time for both parents created

AL SB57

Property; to authorize limited liability company officers to take acknowledgments and proof of conveyances under certain circumstances

Child custody, rebuttable presumption of joint custody, provided; definition of joint physical custody, further provided for; joint custody model parenting plan, required in certain divorce cases; motion for temporary relief as alternative to joint custody plan, provided in certain circumstances; penalties for certain unsupported motions, provided

AL HB250

Candidates; revise statement of economic interests filing requirements

AL SB165

Candidates; revise statement of economic interests filing requirements

AL HB68

Leasehold interests added to prohibition against acquisition of ownership interests by certain individuals, governments, political parties in agricultural, forest and other real property; adds companies, individuals on U.S. Treasury sanctions lists to sanctions list prohibition; specifies overall pertinence to property in the state

AL SB37

Interstate compact, massage therapy

AL SB181

Interstate compact, respiratory therapists

AL HB336

Interstate Compact, respiratory therapists

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