A probate judge in Georgia is ​responsible for overseeing the ​probate process for wills, ​ensuring that the last wishes of ​deceased individuals are carried ​out.

The judge has the authority to ​grant letters of administration in ​cases where an individual dies ​without a will, appointing an ​administrator to handle the ​estate.

The probate judge is involved in ​proceedings related to guardianship ​and conservatorship, appointing ​individuals to act on behalf of ​minors or incapacitated adults.

The probate judge oversees year's ​support proceedings, ensuring ​that surviving spouses and ​dependents receive a proper ​share of the deceased person's ​estate.

Probate judges are often ​responsible for issuing ​marriage licenses to eligible ​couples in accordance with ​state laws.

We understand the importance of making ​firm decisions that instill confidence in ​our legal system. However, firmness ​should always be coupled with ​compassion. My commitment is to ​approach each case with a resolute ​determination to uphold the law while ​recognizing the human stories and ​emotions involved.

Fairness is not just a goal; it's a ​fundamental principle that guides ​my decision-making. I am ​committed to ensuring that every ​individual, regardless of ​background, is treated with ​impartiality and respect in the ​probate court. Fairness is the ​bedrock upon which trust is built.

Consistency is crucial for the stability ​of our legal system. My pledge is to ​apply the law consistently, creating ​an environment where individuals can ​predict the outcome based on the ​principles of justice rather than ​uncertainty. Consistency fosters trust, ​and trust is vital for a healthy ​community.