Judicial Division

Responsibilities

The Judicial Division is responsible for receiving, filing, processing, storing, and retrieving civil and criminal court records. This Division supports the superior court judges by managing case files and attending court. The Judicial Division is also responsible for filing, recording, and indexing fifa's and UCC's. This Division issues Notary Public Commissions.

Documents

You may obtain copies of the following documents:

Civil Case Files

  • Condemnation Petition
  • Contempt Petition
  • Domestic Civil Cases
  • Family Violence Petition
  • General Civil Cases
  • General Execution Docket
  • Legitimation Petition
  • Modification Petition
  • Name Change Petitions
  • Notary Public

For Notary Public documents, please visit the Georgia Superior Court Clerks' Cooperative Authority (GSCCCA), click on Notary Online, and follow the instructions. Effective 01/01/20 Fee is $44.00.

Mandatory E-Filing-PEACHCOURT-Access documents and e-file into Georgia's Trial Courts

Subpoenas

  • Deposition
  • Production of Documents
  • Witness

Additional Documents

You can also obtain:

  • Criminal Indictments
  • UCC Filings

Additional Information

For more information, please call 770-443-7534.