Probate Court

Clayton County Probate Court Pro Bono Clinic

The Clayton County Probate Court announces the return of the Probate Pro Bono Clinic.
The Pro Bono Clinic will be available on the 3rd floor of Annex 3 on a first come,
first served basis between the hours of 8:15AM and Noon on the following dates:

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Robert Romeo, Esq. – Masks Required – Friday, Sept. 13, 2024

Tanieka Thompson Mungo, Esq. Friday, Sept. 20, 2024

Robert Romeo, Esq. – Masks Required – Friday, Sept. 27, 2024

Tanieka Thompson Mungo, Esq. Wednesday, October 2, 2024

Jillian M. Todd, Esq. – Virtual – Wednesday, October 23, 2024

Jillian M. Todd, Esq. – Virtual – Wednesday, November 6, 2024

Jillian M. Todd, Esq. Wednesday, November 27, 2024

This schedule is subject to change and excludes holidays.

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Attorneys will consult free of charge with litigants regarding Clayton County Probate Court
matters only. Those choosing to participate in the Probate Pro Bono Clinic are solely agreeing
to a free legal consultation and are in no way entering into a contract for legal representation.

**Attorneys providing free services at the Pro Bono Clinic are not employees of the Probate Court. The Clayton County Probate Court is not responsible for any advice or services received at the clinic.**

Updated as of September 3, 2024

Clayton County Probate Court Pro Bono Clinic(pdf)(141KB)

Notice:  Effective immediately, the Clayton County Probate Court cannot accept any bills larger than $50.00.

Please Note: Applications for weapons carry licenses, marriage licenses and petitions for temporary guardianships of minors are NOT accepted after 3:00 PM.

For the safety and protection of all, the Clayton County Courthouse is a secured facility. All persons entering the Courthouse, including Annex 3, and all packages, purses, briefcases and containers brought into the Courthouse and Annex 3 are subject to being searched. Members of the public entering these buildings must pass through a metal detector. Firearms are prohibited in any Clayton County Court; members of the public, even if licensed to carry a firearm, should not bring a firearm into the Courthouse, a public building. Law enforcement officers on official duty must check their firearms with Security upon entering the building.