Alabama Rule 3007-1 Objection to Claim (With Negative Notice Language) is a legal procedure used when a defendant objects to a claim that a plaintiff has made against them. This procedure requires the defendant to provide a written statement of their objection to the court, which should include the grounds for their objection. The written statement must also include a notice, known as “negative notice language”, which requires the plaintiff to respond in a certain period of time or risk having the claim dismissed without a hearing. There are two types of Alabama Rule 3007-1 Objection to Claim (With Negative Notice Language): one that does not contain the “negative notice language” and one that does. When the objection does not contain the “negative notice language”, the plaintiff is not required to respond in a certain period of time or risk having the claim dismissed. However, if the objection does contain the “negative notice language”, the plaintiff must respond in a certain period of time or risk having the claim dismissed.