Parenting Class Information
Transcript Information
18th Judicial District Child Friendly Courts Child Care Program
Child and Family Investigator Information
Chief Judge Orders
- CJO Administrative Order Regarding Prioritization of Reported Vs Recorded Cases, Issued 01-17-17
- CJO Administrative Order Appointing Gina Parker as the Clerk of Court for the Elbert County Combined Courts, Issued 12-2-19
- CJO 07-26 Restricting Fire Arms
- CJO 10-02 Child Abuse Investigations
- CJO 12-09 RE: Official Transcripts/Records
- CJO 14-21 Electronic Devices in Judicial Buildings, Revised 9-18-17
- CJO 18-02 Amended August 20, 2018 Chief Judge Order Appointing Presiding Judges, effective August 20, 2018
- CJO 18-03 Express Activities Order (ACJC Exterior), Issued 06-28-18
- CJO 18-04 Express Activities Order (ACJC Interior), Issued 06-28-18
- CJO 19-02 Chief Judge Order Assigning District Court Judges and Qualified County Court Judges to Sit Interchangeably Throughout the Eighteenth Judicial District, Issued January 14, 2019
- CJO 19-03 Express Activities Order Elbert County Courthouse, Issued 03-08-19
- CJO 19-04 Express Activities Order Douglas County Justice Center, Issued 03-08-19
- CJO 19-05 Bond Schedule
- CJO 20-10 Chief Judge Order 20-10 Regarding Limitations on Certain Debt Collection Practices due to Covid-19, Issued July 13, 2020
- CJO 21-01 Amended June 11, 2021 Chief Judge Order Regarding Assignments Effective June 14, 2021, Issued June 11,2021
- CJO 21-02 Chief Judge Order Regarding Court Operations In the Eighteenth Judicial District Under the Novel Coronovirus("Covid 19") Advisory, Issued June, 30, 2021, Effective July 6, 2021
- CJO Administrative Order for the Eighteenth Judicial District Re: Mandatory Electronic Filing in Criminal Cases, Issued July 22, 2016
- Administrative Order Providing Information to the Public on Courthouse and Probation Office Closures in the 18th Judicial District, Issued 10-19-16
- Administration Order Regarding Bonds for Costs on Appeal in Civil Cases, Issued 6-7-19
All online parenting classes must be pre-approved by the Court.
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