Showing posts with label Judge Daniel Rosser. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Judge Daniel Rosser. Show all posts

Saturday, August 17, 2019

Daniel Rosser


Please stop what you're doing and pray for Judge Daniel Rosser. He is currently in NI in Huntsville Hospital, reportedly having suffered symptoms consistent with a stroke.

Daniel is not only the current probate judge, but has been touted by many to be a candidate for Colbert County district judge in the next election cycle. Daniel is also a husband and father and friend to many, including all of us at Shoalanda Speaks.

Yes, his condition is serious; however, we believe in the power of prayer. Let's all do our part to help Daniel return to his family and career!



Wednesday, March 15, 2017

Daniel Rosser/Wedding Registry Offices




First, we want to offer a sincere apology to Colbert County Probate Judge Daniel Rosser. We missed his announcement to us that he would be moving from the Alabama Democratic Party to the Republican. This is a transition that many Alabama politicians have made, and we believe Daniel will continue to serve the people of Colbert County for years to come.

Judge Rosser has always made himself available to us and the press to answer questions and provide us with important information. We believe him to be a man of intelligence, integrity, and insight. We have no idea if Daniel will face opposition in the next general election, but we cannot think of anyone who is more qualified than he.

Thank you, Daniel, for all you do!

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We see that some in our legislature are opposing the abolition of traditional marriage licenses. Their rationale? How do you prove a marriage exists without a returned marriage license? It's very simple. The bride and groom sign the register, as they've been doing in the U.K. for years, and the document is just as official as the returned license when notarized. Copies are just as easily made of a registry contract as of the license.

Will this modernization of the process come about? We don't know, but it's a bill we support.