Andrea Brown Seeks Probate Judge Post

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Andrea attended Henry County High School, and obtained a certificate from Central Georgia Technical College to become a paralegal. She is married, and they have two children.

Andrea previously served as a clerk in the Probate Court.

Andrea W. Brown was elected as the probate court judge for Jasper County in 2020. 

Completed the Clerk's Certification Program through the Institute for Continuing Judicial Education and the Council of Probate Court Judges of Georgia.

Obtained certificate in paralegal studies from Central Georgia Technical College.

- Completed the Clerk's Certification Program through the Institute for Continuing Judicial Education and the Council of Probate Court Judges of Georgia.
- Obtained certificate in paralegal studies from Central Georgia Technical College.

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As of March 19, 2024, Andrea W. Brown did not have a website or any information online.

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Andrea W. Brown

Brown attended Henry County High School, and obtained a certificate from Central Georgia Technical College to become a Paralegal. She is married to Daryl W. Brown, and they have two children.

Brown is currently the Associate Probate Judge. She previously served as a clerk in the Probate Court.

Brown was elected to the position in 2020. 

Completed the Clerk's Certificaation Program through Institute for Continuing Judicial education and the Council of Probate Court Judges of Georgia

Obtained certificate in paralegal studies from Central Georgia Technical College

- Completed the Clerk's Certificaation Program through Institute for Continuing Judicial education and the Council of Probate Court Judges of Georgia
- Obtained certificate in paralegal studies from Central Georgia Technical College

As of March 19, 2024, Andrea W. Brown did not have a website and did not complete our questionnaire.

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. 