Alabama Mortgage Tax Calculator: Rates, Exemptions, and Who Pays
The Alabama mortgage tax is $0.15 per $100 of loan principal, rounded up, paid once at recording. A $250,000 loan costs $375, billed on your closing statement.
AB 52 Tribal Consultation: Notice, Scope, and Mitigation
AB 52 tribal consultation requires California agencies to notify affiliated tribes of CEQA projects and consult in good faith if requested within 30 days.
Accidentally Passed a Stopped School Bus in NC: Penalties and PJC
Passing a stopped school bus in NC is a Class 1 misdemeanor: $500 minimum fine, five license points, insurance surcharge, mandatory court, and no PJC option.
California AB 1572: Nonfunctional Turf Rules and Rebates
California AB 1572 bans potable water on nonfunctional turf at commercial, industrial, institutional, and HOA common-area properties, phased in from 2026 to 2029.
Abbotsford Property Tax: Rates, Penalties, and Deferment
Abbotsford property tax is due the first working day after July 1, 2026. A 5% penalty applies the next day, plus another 5% on unpaid balances September 16.
Adult Adoption in North Carolina: Consent, Decree, and Inheritance
Adult adoption in North Carolina is a brief Clerk of Superior Court process: adoptee consent, a petition, required notice, and a decree—no home study.
Alabama Alimony Statute: Types, Eligibility, and Duration
Alabama alimony law lets courts order spousal support when a spouse can't maintain the marital standard alone; four types exist, most with duration caps.
750 ILCS 5/602.7: The 17 Parenting Time Best-Interest Factors
Under 750 ILCS 5/602.7, Illinois judges weigh 17 parenting time best-interest factors in subsection (b), with conduct limits in (c) and deployment rules in (d).
72-Hour Psych Hold in Kansas: Rights, Firearms, and Challenges
A 72-hour psych hold in Kansas is emergency detention under K.S.A. 59-29c08; afterward the facility must release the person or petition for commitment.
Alabama Lodging Tax Exemption: Federal, 180-Day, and Nonprofit Rules
Alabama's lodging tax exemption covers four groups: direct-billed federal stays, 180-day continuous stays, nonprofit camps, and carded foreign diplomats.