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Alabama Law Institute Alabama Law Institute REPORT TO THE ALABAMA LEGISLATURE AND INSTITUTE MEMBERSHIP 2019-2020 HONORABLE CAM WARD, PRESIDENT REPORT TO THE ALABAMA LEGISLATURE AND INSTITUTE MEMBERSHIP 2019-2020 Alabama Law Institute The Law Revision Division of Legislative Services Agency www.lsa.state.al.us Alabama State House Law Center Suite 207 Room 326 11 South Union Street P.O. Box 861425 Montgomery, AL 36130 Tuscaloosa, AL 35486 (334) 261-0680 (205) 348-7411 Alabama Law Institute ROOM 326 LAW CENTER SUITE 207, STATE HOUSE TUSCALOOSA, ALABAMA MONTGOMERY, ALABAMA PHONE (205) 348-7411 PHONE (334) 261-0680 WWW.LSA.STATE.AL.US FAX (334) 242-8411 February 2020 TO: The Alabama Legislature and Alabama Law Institute Membership It is my pleasure to submit the Alabama Law Institute’s Annual Report to the Alabama Legislature and ALI Membership. The Alabama Law Institute is the official law revision and reform agency for the State of Alabama. Its purpose is to aid the Legislature in proposing and drafting clearer, simpler, and more up-to-date laws. Next year the Legislature will be asked to consider a number of ALI bills on subjects such as government procurement, court costs, subdivisions, non-disparagement agreements, trusts, and child custody. A copy of these drafts and pending bills in the Legislature will be available at the Law Institute office in Suite 207 of the State House. We wish to express our sincere gratitude to the more than 175 lawyers representing communities all across Alabama who have served on Law Institute committees this year and have donated more than 3,100 hours of their time to these important projects. It is the hope of the staff of the Law Institute to always be of assistance to members of the Legislature. If the Institute can help you, please call me or Othni Lathram who serves as Director. The continued cooperation of all members of the Institute and the Legislature will ensure that the Law Institute will continue to provide an important service to the Legislature and the people of the State of Alabama. Respectfully, Cam Ward President TABLE OF CONTENTS Page OFFICERS AND MEMBERS OF THE INSTITUTE COUNCIL ........................................................................................1 MEMBERS OF THE ALABAMA LAW INSTIUTE .....................4 INSTITUTE STAFF AND ASSISTANTS ......................................9 REPORT OF THE DIRECTOR ....................................................11 I. INTRODUCTION ...................................................................13 II. PROCEDURE FOR NEW PROJECTS ...................................17 III. PROJECTS TO BE PRESENTED TO THE LEGISLATURE IN 2020 ........................................................19 1. Alabama Court Cost Commission .....................................19 2. Amendments to the Alabama Business Entities Code .......20 3. Alabama Non-Disparagement Obligations Act .................21 4. Alabama Model Procurement Code ...................................22 5. Alabama Qualified Dispositions in Trust Act ....................23 6. Subdivisions .......................................................................24 IV. REVISIONS UNDER STUDY................................................27 1. Adoption Committee ..........................................................27 2. Article VI Constitutional Committee .................................27 3. Business Entities Standing Committee ..............................28 4. Criminal Records Accuracy Committee ............................28 5. Family Law Standing Committee ......................................29 6. Gig Economy Benefits Committee ....................................30 7. Guardianship Committee ...................................................30 8. Real Estate Study Committee ............................................30 9. Standing Trust Committee .................................................31 V. ENACTED LEGISLATION AND COMPLETED PROJECTS ..............................................................................33 2018 – 2022 Quadrennium 1. Judicial Administration and Discipline Constitutional Amendment ........................................................................33 i Page 2. Administrative Director of Courts Nomination Commission .......................................................................33 3. Permanent Place Names for Appellate Courts Act ............34 4. Alabama Collateral Consequences Act ..............................34 5. Alabama Business Corporation Revisions .........................35 6. Alabama Limited Liability Company Amendments ..........38 2014– 2018 Quadrennium 7. Alabama General Partnership Act .....................................38 8. Alabama Uniform Voidable Transactions Act ..................40 9. Alabama Uniform Condominium Act ...............................43 10. Alabama Uniform Trust Decanting Act .............................44 11. Alabama Uniform Fiduciary Access to Digital Assets Act ...................................................................................45 12. Alimony .............................................................................45 13. Division of Retirement Benefits Upon Divorce Act ..........46 14. Common Law Marriage Repeal .........................................47 15. Alabama Limited Partnership Law ....................................47 16. Grandparent Visitation Act ................................................50 17. Restrictive Covenants in Contracts ....................................51 18. Right of Publicity Act ........................................................52 19. Uniform Interstate Family Support Act .............................52 20. Deployed Parents Custody and Visitation Act...................53 21. Alabama Limited Liability Company Law of 2014 Amendments (2015)........................................................54 22. Amendments to Probate Code ...........................................54 2010– 2014 Quadrennium 23. Article 9 of the Uniform Commercial Code (2010 Amendments) .....................................................................55 24. Alabama Limited Liability Company Law of 2015 ...........56 25. Alabama Uniform Partition of Heirs Property Act ............57 26. Amendments to Title 10A: Merger & Conversion Provisions ...........................................................................58 27. Constitutional Revision Commission ................................59 28. 10A Name Reservation ......................................................60 29. Study Committee of Campaign Finance Reform ...............60 30. Unitrust ..............................................................................60 ii Page 31. Uniform Commercial Code: Article 4A Amendments ....................................................61 32. Alabama Uniform Collaborative Law ...............................62 33. Uniform Principal and Income Act ....................................64 34. Uniform Foreign-Country Money Judgments Recognition Act .................................................................65 35. Uniform Interstate Depositions and Discovery Act ...........67 36. Share Exchange Act ...........................................................68 37. Uniform Durable Power of Attorney Act ..........................68 38. Alabama Rule Against Perpetuities ...................................70 39. Alabama Unsworn Foreign Declarations Act ....................71 40. Alabama Revised Notary Act ............................................72 2006-2010 Quadrennium 41. Uniform Adult Guardianship Jurisdiction Act ...................73 42. Uniform Child Abduction Prevention Act .........................74 43. Alabama Trademark Act Amendments .............................75 44. Redemption of Ad Valorem Tax Sales ..............................75 45. Revised Uniform Limited Partnership Act ........................76 46. Business and Nonprofit Entities Code ...............................78 47. Electronic Recording of Real Estate Records ....................82 48. Uniform Prudent Management of Institutional Funds Act ...........................................................................83 49. Alabama Uniform Parentage Act .......................................84 50. Revised Uniform Anatomical Gift Act ..............................86 51. Estate Tax Apportionment .................................................87 52. Uniform Environmental Covenants Act ............................88 2002-2006 Quadrennium 53. Uniform Trust Code ...........................................................91 54. Uniform Residential Landlord/Tenant Act ........................96 55. Election Code .....................................................................98 56. UCC Article 1 - General Provisions ..................................99 57. UCC Article 7 - Documents of Title ................................101 58. Alabama Uniform Interstate Enforcement of Domestic Violence Orders Act ........................................102 59. Uniform Anatomical Gift Act ..........................................103 iii Page 1998-2002 Quadrennium 60. Uniform Management of Institutional Funds Act ............104 61. Interstate Compact for Adult Offender Supervision ......................................................................105 62. Uniform Electronic Transactions Act ..............................106 63. Alabama Uniform Athlete Agents Act ............................110 64. UCC Article 9, Secured Transactions ..............................111 65. Conversions and Mergers of Business Entities
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