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Lee County Probate Records

Alabama

Lee County, Alabama has 4 estates first published in the last 90 days, and 4 estates on record in all. That is below the eight-estate threshold at which we publish a county page, so this page is not submitted to search engines.

New in 30 days
4
New in 90 days
4
Claims open
0
Latest
Oct 29, 2026

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Where Lee County estates are filed

Probate Court of Lee County, Alabama

The court file, with the will and the letters of administration, is kept by the clerk. Each record here carries the case number to ask for.

Newest estates in Lee County

DecedentCase numberClaims deadlinePersonal representativeAttorney
First publishedYesterday1 estate
James B. Collier, Jr.COL-501357Not setWith an accountWith an account
First published27 days ago1 estate
Michael Kent Williams2020-341Not setWith an accountWith an account
First published29 days ago2 estates
Shirley Watson2026-221Not setWith an accountWith an account
Louis C. Young2024-346Not setWith an accountWith an account

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Why this page is not in search results

A county page earns publication when it holds enough estates to describe a market rather than list a handful. Lee County currently holds 4 estates first published in the last 90 days, below our threshold of eight, so the page renders for anyone who reaches it but is not submitted to search engines.

This is not permanent. A county is promoted automatically the night it clears the threshold. The rule is in the methodology.