Gordon County Probate Court Records Database

Gordon County Probate Court Records are maintained in Calhoun, the county seat in northwest Georgia. Associate Judge Crissy Davis was elected in January 2025 and is a licensed attorney. The Gordon County Probate Court serves residents with wills, estate administration, guardianships, and marriage licenses. You can access Gordon County probate records at the courthouse or through available online resources.

About Gordon County Probate Court

Gordon County was created in 1850 and named for William Washington Gordon, the first president of the Central of Georgia Railroad. The county seat is Calhoun, a city in northwest Georgia along Interstate 75. The Gordon County Probate Court operates from the courthouse in this growing community.

Associate Judge Crissy Davis began serving on the Gordon County Probate Court in January 2025. Judge Davis is a licensed attorney, designated with the (b) qualification under Georgia law. The court handles estate administration, guardianships, and marriage licenses. The staff provides professional service to Gordon County residents.

The GeorgiaProbateCourt.com directory provides contact information for Gordon County. This resource lists addresses, phone numbers, and hours. While third-party, it helps visitors locate the court in Calhoun.

Gordon County Probate Court Records

Gordon County Probate Court maintains comprehensive records of all probate proceedings. Will records document the final wishes of deceased residents. Estate administration files track the distribution of assets to heirs. The court processes both solemn form and common form probates.

Guardianship records protect vulnerable individuals in Gordon County. The court appoints guardians for minors and incapacitated adults. Annual reports ensure proper care and asset management. Conservatorship records document financial management for protected persons.

Marriage licenses and weapons carry permits are issued through the Gordon County Probate Court. Marriage records are maintained as public documents. Weapons carry license applications are processed and preserved.

• Will probate and estate administration records
• Guardianship and conservatorship case files
• Marriage license applications
• Weapons carry license records
• Year's support petitions

How to Access Gordon County Probate Records

To search Gordon County Probate Court Records, visit the courthouse in Calhoun during business hours. The clerk's office maintains indexes of all probate cases. Provide names, dates, or case numbers to help locate specific records. Staff can assist with searches.

The Georgia Probate Records website may provide online access to some Gordon County records. This portal allows users to search marriage licenses, will information, and estate data. Check the website to see what records are available.

Certified copies of Gordon County probate records are available from the court office. Certification adds an official seal required for legal purposes. Fees apply for copies and certification. Contact the court for current pricing.

Note: Senate Bill 232 updated statutory fees effective January 1, 2025.

Legal Help for Gordon County Probate

The Supreme Court of Georgia provides standard probate forms used in Gordon County. These GPCSF forms cover most common probate filings.

Georgia Legal Aid offers free online guides to probate procedures. Their resources help Gordon County residents understand the process.

Court staff can answer procedural questions but cannot provide legal advice. For legal guidance, consult an attorney who practices in Calhoun.

Nearby Counties

Gordon County borders several other northwest Georgia counties. If you cannot find records here, check these locations.