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 Superior Court Clerk
Deanna Bertrand
210 S. Washington Street
Clay County Courthouse
P O Box 550
Fort Gaines, GA 39851
 229.768.2631
 229.768.3047
 Clerk of Superior Court
Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday - Friday.
Superior Court's Role
Each of Georgia's I59 counties has a Superior Court. This court is the highest level trial court of the state and consists of two elements-judges and superior court clerk.
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The judges are responsible for the operation of the court including disposition of the cases. |
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The clerk's office maintains the official records of the court including real estate records. |
Every county has four local elected officials whose positions are created by the State Constitution. These are the sheriff, probate judge, tax commissioner and clerk of superior court. These positions have four year terms and the person holding the office is responsible for performing the duties of that office as set forth by the official code of the State of Georgia.
Year First Elected:
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1979
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Political Party:
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Democrat
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Legal Org.:
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The Cuthbert Southern Tribune
(912) 732-6016
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Courts Managed:
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Superior and Juvenile
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Other Services:
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Notary - $33.00
Passports -
$97.00 for Adult
$82.00 for Child under 16
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Directions to Office:
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210 Washington St.
Large white building across from Baptist Church (does not look like courthouse)
Last office on right
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| Staff: |
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| Chief Deputy Clerk
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Debbie James
debbie.james@clay.gsccca.org |
| Deputy |
Judy M. Cooper |
Links to other information:
Judicial Administrative District #2
Pataula Judicial District
Judges Calendar
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