Clerk of Courts

The Superior Court was established under the Constitution of 1798 and is the highest court in each circuit. It is a court of record, meaning all records, documentation, and minutes filed in this office cannot be altered after filing.

The Clerk of Superior Court is an elected official and a constitutional officer. The Superior Court Clerk's Office is a vital entity for all branches of the judicial system.

The Clerk of Superior and Juvenile Courts office is responsible for:

• Filing, recording and indexing all documents related to real estate within Peach County, including deeds, plats and cancellations.
• Filing and processing for service of all divorce cases, adoptions, name changes, child support, change of custody and contempts.
• Filing and processing all Juvenile cases
• Filing and processing for service all civil cases relating to suit on account, condemnations, appeals from magistrate and probate court, writs of possession, insurance, etc.
• Filing, recording and indexing all judgments, tax liens and fifa's
• Filing and processing all warrants, indictments, accusations and sentences on all felony and misdemeanor cases.
• Processing sentencing packages for sentence review panel and Department of Corrections for transfer of prisoners into the state system and applications for sentence review.
• Filing and processing all Uniform Commercial Code (UCC's), liens on personal property for public notice.
• Preparing records of all appeal cases in the Civil, Domestic and Criminal Divisions for the Court of Appeals and the Supreme Court of Georgia.