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 Welcome to the site of the Clerk of Superior Court of Fayette County. Our goal is to make this website user-friendly and to make all documents from this office accessible through the website. We continually strive to provide Fayette County residents with the highest level of professional public service.
The Clerk of the Superior Court is a Constitutional Officer, which means the position was created by an act of the Legislature in the State Constitution. The Clerk of the Superior Court has been a county Constitutional Officer since the framers of the Georgia Constitution of 1798 provided for election of the Clerk of Superior Court in each Georgia county. The Clerk is elected every four years.
The Clerk's role is as keeper of the records. The Clerk is responsible for protecting the integrity of public records and public funds, establishing an index and issuing every paper under the court seal.
I have served as your Clerk of Courts since my election to office in 2000, and I work for you - the citizens of Fayette County. |
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The court calendar for the Griffin Judicial Circuit for January thru March 2012 has been released and is now available from this website. The circuit calendar has been posted on the calendar page for each Superior Court judge and under the Local Notice site. Please note the following abbreviations: F - Fayette, S - Spalding, P - Pike and U - Upson. The calendar is also available in the Clerk's Office at regular copy rates. To access the calendar files CLICK HERE. |
Judge Hankinson has outlined procedures for any order which is submitted to him for consideration. All orders submitted must comply with USCR 36.4 and have a self addressed stamped envelop enclosed. For the full procedure see his letter under the Local Notices Menu on this site. To expedite signing, mail all proposed orders directly to Judge Hankinson's office in Griffin. The mailing address is: P.O. Box 1527 Griffin, GA 30224. You may contact his judicial assistant at 770-467-4329. |
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