The University of Alabama School of Law
The University of Alabama School of Law
There are several resources that have provided forms in PDF format for free online.
The Alabama Administrative Office of Courts has made available a wide variety of forms, organized by category. You can also find intergovernmental child support enforcement forms through their website.
Alabama LegalHelp is an organization that is funded by a grant from Legal Services Corporation and is a project of Legal Services Alabama. One of the services they offer is access to various forms. If you follow the Self-Help Forms tab, you will be redirected to a page that will give you access to forms from the Alabama State Bar Committee and the Alabama Administrative Office of Courts. They also offer access to these forms in Spanish.
The Alabama Access to Justice Commission provides access to forms under specific legal issues. If you follow their I Need Help tab and then select Representing Yourself, you should be redirected to a page with information about Family, Housing and Consumer law.
You can also access this interactive map of Alabama Judicial Circuits if you're checking to see if there are forms from local circuit courts.
In Westlaw, under the Content Types tab, you should see a Forms option. If you follow that link, you should be given the option to select Forms by State to narrow the results to just Alabama forms. There is also an option to select Forms by Topic and Forms by Publication.
Lexis also provides access to various Alabama forms, which can be found with other Alabama materials. If you scroll down to the bottom of the page, you should see a category for Forms, where there will be Matthew Bender Alabama Forms. You can search this collection for any forms that are available through LexisNexis.