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New Probate Court Forms

Each year, many of the Probate Court Standard forms are changed to comply with new code provisions and to make administrative changes.  The Probate Court Standard Forms and General Instructions have been updated by the Council of Probate Court Judges to reflect recent changes to Georgia law under HB865/AP (2020).  Accordingly, the Council recommends the use of the updated forms starting January 1, 2021.  Please note that each updated form will remain "unofficial" until it is officially approved by the Supreme Court of Georgia.

All of the Probate Court Standard Forms and "unofficial" updated forms may be downloaded for your use from http://www.gaprobate.gov/

The forms are available to visitors on that web site in PDF format.

It is important that the new version of all forms be used. Use of outdated versions may cause an order to be entered for amendment with possible additional service of the amendment upon all interested persons or parties.

Daisy Weeks-Marisko, Judge

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 Address: 100 West Courthouse Square, Suite 008 Cumming, GA 30040
 Phone: 770-781-2140
 Fax: 770-886-2839
 Email: Contact Us

Our Mission

Probate Court has exclusive, original jurisdiction in the probate of wills, administration of estates, appointment of guardians for minors and incapacitated adults, and appointment of conservators for minors and incapacitated adults. Issues marriage licenses, firearms applications, birth and death certificates and processes passport applications. The Probate Court of Forsyth County is now an "Article 6" or "expanded jurisdiction" Probate Court. Appeals from The Probate Court of Forsyth County are no longer to Superior Court. All appeals are directly to the Georgia Supreme Court or to the Georgia Court of Appeals. 

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