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'''Alan King''' (born September 27, [[1952] in [[Birmingham]]) is a [[Jefferson County Probate Court]] Judge, presiding in Place 2. | '''Alan King''' (born September 27, [[1952]] in [[Birmingham]]) is a [[Jefferson County Probate Court]] Judge, presiding in Place 2. | ||
King holds a Bachelor's degree in finance from the [[University of Alabama]] ([[1974]]), a law degree from the [[Cumberland School of Law]] ([[1982]]), and a Master of Arts in public and private management from [[Birmingham-Southern College]] ([[1997]]). | King holds a Bachelor's degree in finance from the [[University of Alabama]] ([[1974]]), a law degree from the [[Cumberland School of Law]] ([[1982]]), and a Master of Arts in public and private management from [[Birmingham-Southern College]] ([[1997]]). | ||
Revision as of 08:45, 26 October 2006
Alan King (born September 27, 1952 in Birmingham) is a Jefferson County Probate Court Judge, presiding in Place 2.
King holds a Bachelor's degree in finance from the University of Alabama (1974), a law degree from the Cumberland School of Law (1982), and a Master of Arts in public and private management from Birmingham-Southern College (1997).
Before going into law, King worked as an accountant in Saudi Arabia for Vulcan Materials. He joined the firm of King and King in 1982 and then left to work as a sole practitioner in 1991. He was elected to the Probate Court in 2000.
King resides in Vestavia Hills.
2006 election
King is the Democratic candidate for Probate Judge, Place 1. He is running against Mark Gaines who was appointed to the bench by Governor Bob Riley after Mike Bolin was installed on the Alabama Supreme Court.
References
- Walton, Val (October 26, 2006) "King says probate court needs leadership." Birmingham News.