Vol. 2026 · Bill Detail · Special Edition
CivicRadar.Wednesday, September 2, 2026
Free · Stays on your device
Abuse and exploitation of an elder, effect of conviction on intestate succession, wills, joint assets, and other contractual obligations provided
Became law
This already passed. Here's what you can still do.
1. Push for repeal or amendment
Legislative staff still count constituent contacts on enacted laws. A steady mail stream is what gets a bill onto the next session's repeal docket. Pick “Oppose” below and the message will frame the ask around repeal, amendment, or enforcement relief.
→ Write to your rep3. Tell people the bill affects
Most people don't hear about a state-level bill until enforcement starts. A short note now (not a thread, just a link) gives the people most affected time to plan.
This bill prevents individuals convicted of elder abuse or financial exploitation of an elderly person from inheriting from their victim. It would stop such individuals from receiving benefits from the victim's will, joint property, or other contracts like insurance policies. This expands existing law that already prevents individuals who intentionally kill someone from profiting from their death.
No official summary on file for this bill · generated by Gemini 2.5 Flash from its full text
Want updates?
Get notified when AL SB41 moves stage
Pick a channel below. Every option is opt-in, and we tell you exactly what we store.
We store your email address and the bill ID. We'll send a confirmation link first; alerts only start after you click it. Every email has a one-click unsubscribe.
Coming soon
- RSS feed· Atom 1.0 + JSON Feed per bill
- Bluesky· follow a CivicRadar bot post per status change
- Telegram· channel or DM via bot
- Discord· channel webhook
- WhatsApp· via WhatsApp Business
- SMS· via Twilio