Search Hall County Georgia Superior Court Records Online
Court Name:
Hall County Georgia Superior Court
Court Type:
Superior Court
State:
GA
County:
HALL
Street Address:
225 Green St. S.E.
City:
Gainesville
Zip Code:
30501
Phone:
770-531-7025
Hours:
Monday - Friday 8:00AM - 5:00PM
Judge:
Hon. Kathlene F. Gosselin
Judge Phone:
770-531-6990
Judge Fax / Email:
gosselinoffice@hallcounty.org
Clerk:
Charles Baker
Clerk Phone:
770-531-7025
Clerk Fax:
770-531-7070
Clerk Email:
charles.baker@gsccca.org
Parking:
Free parking is available in the Hall County parking deck.
Directions:
From Atlanta:1) Take 1-85 North to Exit 113 (left-side exit 1-985 North).2) Take 1-985 North to Exit 22 (US HWY 129 / EE Butler Parkway).3) At the end of exit ramp, turn left.4) Travel approximately 1.6 miles to the 8th traffic light (Intersection of EE Butler Parkway and Washington Street).5) Turn left onto Washington Street.6) Go to 1st traffic light (Intersection of Washington and Green Street).7) Turn left onto Green Street.8) Go to 1st traffic light (Intersection of Green and Spring Street).9) Turn left onto Spring Street.10) Take an immediate right into the Hall County Parking Deck.
Languages:
English
Email:
cbaker@hallcounty.org
Jury Service:
https://www.hallcounty.org/446/Jury-Duty-Courts-Division
About Additional Info:
The State of Georgia is home to ten Judicial Districts and 49 Judicial Circuits. The Northeastern Judicial Circuit (NEJC) is part of the Ninth Judicial Administrative District, serves Dawson and Hall Counties, and is comprised of five Superior Court Judges. Superior Court is Georgia’s general jurisdiction trial court, handling both civil and criminal law actions. It has exclusive authority over felony cases, as well as matters involving divorce, equity, land titles, declaratory judgments, habeas corpus, mandamus, and certain others. It also frequently hears cases involving misdemeanors, contract disputes, premises liability, adoptions and child custody. Superior Court judges may be called upon to review decisions issued by executive agencies or local governments, as well as hear any appeal from a probate, magistrate, or municipal court judgment.
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