Alabama
In Alabama the term used for deeds, mortgages, and related filings is usually "Recorded Documents" and they are typically filed with the County Probate Court or Probate Office. In addition to deeds and mortgages, depending on the county, these filings may also include liens, judgments, military discharges, bonds, trusts, child support enforcement orders, business registration such as assumed or fictitious business names, power of attorney filings, financing statements, Uniform Commercial Code filings, trusts, partnership documents, leases, Wills, and more.
Click on a link below to search available Alabama County Probate Court databases for deeds, mortgages, and other recorded documents.
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Public Records
| Baldwin County Recorded Documents (Deeds & Records) Search Baldwin County, Alabama deeds and records by first/last name, Section/Township/Range, filing date and/or instrument number to view corresponding information, book/page and other info. |
| Jefferson County Jefferson County Probate Court official records. |
| Madison County Land records database provided by the Madison County Probate Judge's Office. |
| Marshall County Recorded Documents Use this service from Marshall County, Alabama to locate recorded document information (liens, deeds, mortgages, etc.) by name, book, date or instrument number. |
| Mobile County Recorded Documents Search for Mobile County, Alabama Recorded Documents (grantor/grantee index or deeds, mortgages, liens, etc.) by name, book & page, map book & page, and/or date. |
| Montgomery County Property, corporation, personal property, plat, UCC, and condo recorded documents from the Montgomery County Probate Judge. |
| Morgan County Morgan County Probate Office real estate documents, deeds, liens, marriages, probate filings. |
| Shelby County Shelby County land records and images. |
| Tuscaloosa County Tuscaloosa County recorded documents, also incorporations, UCCs, probate records, plats, judgments, and exemptions. |
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