Albert C. Boykin III

Albert C. Boykin III is a partner at Evans & Evans in Birmingham whose practice includes Real Property and Civil Litigation. Boykin represents clients in land-use disputes, zoning matters, subdivision-regulation issues, variances, tax sales, condemnation and eminent-domain proceedings, construction and development disputes, leasing matters, trespass claims, and other property controversies. His broader work also includes business litigation, estate planning, probate, and estate-administration matters where property or ownership issues may be central.

Boykin earned a B.S. in Commerce and Business Administration from the University of Alabama and a J.D. from Cumberland School of Law. His business education and legal training support a practice involving property ownership, development, contracts, government regulation, and business disputes. That background helps him examine both the legal rules governing real property and the commercial considerations that influence how a client approaches a transaction, approval process, or contested matter.

Boykin’s real-property work spans zoning and subdivision questions, variances, tax-sale issues, condemnation, construction, development, leasing, and trespass. These matters can involve local government approvals, valuation questions, title and ownership interests, contracts, site development, and contested use of land. He also represents clients in business and probate matters, giving him experience with disputes in which property rights intersect with companies, estates, or long-term ownership arrangements.

Albert C. Boykin III brings a broad property-law perspective to clients facing development questions, government proceedings, and civil disputes in Alabama. His practice allows him to address a matter from both transactional and litigation viewpoints, whether the issue concerns zoning approval, a construction or lease dispute, condemnation, or estate-related property. He helps clients identify the governing rules, organize documentation, and choose a practical path through negotiation, administrative proceedings, or court litigation.

Law Office Affiliations

• Partner, Evans & Evans
• Member, Alabama State Bar

Licensed State

• Alabama

Education

• Cumberland School of Law
  Juris Doctor (JD)
• University of Alabama
  Bachelor of Science (BS) in Commerce and Business Administration