The bill pertains to the salary structure for the judge of probate in Bibb County, specifically if the judge is an attorney licensed to practice law in Alabama. It stipulates that the judge's salary will be set at 80 percent of the first step of the state base salary for a district court judge at the time the probate judge takes office. This salary will be disbursed in equal installments from the county's general fund. Additionally, the judge of probate will receive any salary increases, including step and cost-of-living adjustments, equivalent to those received by district judges with the same years of service. The bill also clarifies that this salary will replace any other compensation previously available to the probate judge.

Furthermore, the bill includes a retroactive provision, stating that its effects will apply from January 1, 2021, and it is designed to be curative in nature. The act is set to take effect immediately upon passage. The legal language inserted into the current law includes provisions for the salary calculation and the retroactive effect, while no specific deletions from existing law are noted in the summary provided.