Clerk of Superior Court

Welcome to the Office of the Clerk of Courts of Lumpkin County, Georgia.

Coronavirus Information:

The Clerk of Courts Office has limited public access to their office.  Only those that need essential services will be admitted.  More detailed information regarding essential services, and how to conduct other business with the Clerk’s Office during this time, can be found here. 

There have been several requests for the local judicial order.  We are posting them in as a convenience to attorneys.  

Order Cancelling March 23, 2020 Jury Trials & Calendar Call

Order Declaring Judicial Emergency Judge George

Purpose & Responsibilities

The Clerk of Superior Court is established in the Constitution of the State of Georgia. The Clerk of Courts is found to be one of most popular elected officials serving the Superior, Juvenile and Magistrate Courts in Lumpkin County. The Clerk has an obligation to follow the court rules and law for each court they may serve.

The Clerk of Courts is the custodian over land and property records of the county as well as the civil, criminal, juvenile and adoption files and records in the courts served.

Furthermore, the Clerk of Courts office provides personal service directly to the public on a daily basis.

Divisions

The office of the Clerk of Superior Court consists of four major divisions:

  • Business/Professional/Administrative
  • Judicial
  • Personal Property/ Liens/Accounting
  • Real Estate

Website Use

This site is provided as a service and to primarily benefit you, the citizens of Lumpkin County and any others who require services from the office of the Clerk of Superior Court.

My goal as Clerk and administrator of the various courts is to provide as much information and as many services as possible efficiently and in a cost effectively way to taxpayers and other customers.

As you use this website, I encourage any suggestions you may have that may benefit the citizens and the public. Thank you for visiting the Office of the Clerk of Courts.

Filing Plats

A public filing terminal (computer) will be available inside the Clerk of Courts’ office for use in electronically filing plats. Plats must be submitted to the Clerk for filing at 300 dots per inch (DPI) resolution.