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Stacy earned her bachelor's degree in finance from the UNM Anderson School of Management, and her law degree from Texas Southern University. Stacy has volunteered with various organizations, like the March of Dimes and the Breast Cancer Walk. She is a mother.

Stacy is currently an attorney at Frails & Wilson, LLC, and the Richmond County Probate Court County Administrator. She previously worked as a law clerk for the Cox Pradia Law Firm, PLLC, and a student associate for LexisNexis.

Stacy Johnson's campaign for Probate Court judge is her first entry into politics.

Candidate website

The candidate's website says, "In Stacy’s pursuit toward her legal career, she attended Thurgood Marshall School of Law at Texas Southern University and graduated cum laude. Thereafter, she successfully passed Georgia and Texas State Bar exams."

Graduated cum laude from Texas Southern University, and is licensed to practice law in Georgia and Texas.

The candidate's website says, "Stacy has also represented families in obtaining guardianships and conservatorships for their loved ones who were incapacitated or incompetent to assisting minors with compromising their settlements from personal injury matters."

Represented families in obtaining guardianships and conservatorships for their loved ones who were incapacitated or incompetent to assisting minors with compromising their settlements from personal injury matters.

The candidate's website says, "A mother, with years of experience handling estate cases, assisting families and friends grieving their loved ones as they navigate the legal process of estate administration."

Has experience handling estate cases while consoling loved ones suffering loss.

The candidate's website says, "Stacy has and continues to successfully represent numerous clients in various legal matters, including trusts, trust administration, probate and estate administration, estate planning from simple to complex estates, ... personal injury, and civil litigation. ..."

Has experience working with trusts, trust administration, probate and estate administration, estate planning from simple to complex estates, personal injury, and civil litigation. 

- Graduated cum laude from Texas Southern University, and is licensed to practice law in Georgia and Texas.
- Represented families in obtaining guardianships and conservatorships for their loved ones who were incapacitated or incompetent to assisting minors with compromising their settlements from personal injury matters.
- Has experience handling estate cases while consoling loved ones suffering loss.
- Has experience working with trusts, trust administration, probate and estate administration, estate planning from simple to complex estates, personal injury, and civil litigation. 

Legal Experience

The candidate's website says, "To modernize and streamline the office for efficiency and turnaround time; and"

Wants to modernize and streamline the office for efficiency and decreased turnaround time.

The candidate's website says, "Continue increasing the community’s knowledge and accessibility to the many services available through the Probate Court system"

Wants to make the Probate Court system more accessible through increasing the community’s knowledge and accessibility to the services provided.

- Wants to modernize and streamline the office for efficiency and decreased turnaround time.
- Wants to make the Probate Court system more accessible through increasing the community’s knowledge and accessibility to the services provided.

Judicial Administration

As of July 25, 2024, Stacy Johnson’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Ethics & Conduct

The candidate's website says, "Stacy enjoys speaking and being a panelist for local Churches, Sororities and Fraternities along with various other organizations such as AARP in partnership with GABWA, and the National Business Institute on Estate Planning and the Probate Process."

Speaks at and acts as a panelist for local Churches, Sororities and Fraternities along with various other organizations such as AARP in partnership with GABWA, and the National Business Institute on Estate Planning and the Probate Process.

- Speaks at and acts as a panelist for local Churches, Sororities and Fraternities along with various other organizations such as AARP in partnership with GABWA, and the National Business Institute on Estate Planning and the Probate Process.

Community Involvement

Stacy Johnson

Probate court judges are a type of judge in Georgia who decides a type of civil court cases called a "probate" case. Probate cases can be many things, like cases about people's wills, appointing guardians to children or the elderly, and managing estates. Probate court judges also sometimes decide whether to give out marriage licenses and gun licenses, and they can also decide traffic cases. 