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Rhonda Bender Kreuziger lives in Fayetteville. She has a bachelor's degree in microbiology from Northwestern State University in Louisiana and a law degree from John Marshall Law School in Atlanta.

 Rhonda has been a superior court judge since 2021.

Forensic Scientist to Superior Court Judge, AJMLS Welcomes Judge Rhonda Kreuziger

Rhonda previously served as associate juvenile court judge and as part-time chief municipal court judge. She owned and operated The Kreuziger Law Firm, P.C. and served as an assistant district attorney. Prior to working in law, she was a practicing forensic serologist with the North Louisiana Criminalistics Laboratory and a forensic toxicologist for SmithKline Beecham Clinical Laboratories.

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As a superior court judge, adjudicates civil, criminal and business cases.

As an assistant district attorney, prosecuted felony, misdemeanor and juvenile related matters

As a private attorney, practiced criminal defense, juvenile law, DUI, personal injury, family law, wills, probate, and landlord/tenant related matters and handled criminal and civil appeals.  Served as lead counsel in several jury and bench trials in both civil and criminal matters

Served as a part-time City of Fayetteville Municipal Court Judge.

Served as guardian ad litem in the Griffin Judicial Circuit and in Coweta County.

Served as a part-time solicitor for the City of Senoia and the Town of Tyrone.

Served as a conflict attorney for the Georgia Public Defender Council.

- As a superior court judge, adjudicates civil, criminal and business cases.
- As an assistant district attorney, prosecuted felony, misdemeanor and juvenile related matters
- As a private attorney, practiced criminal defense, juvenile law, DUI, personal injury, family law, wills, probate, and landlord/tenant related matters and handled criminal and civil appeals.  Served as lead counsel in several jury and bench trials in both civil and criminal matters
- Served as a part-time City of Fayetteville Municipal Court Judge.
- Served as guardian ad litem in the Griffin Judicial Circuit and in Coweta County.
- Served as a part-time solicitor for the City of Senoia and the Town of Tyrone.
- Served as a conflict attorney for the Georgia Public Defender Council.

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As of March 11, 2026, Rhonda Bender Kreuziger did not have a website or any information online.

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AJMLS honors Judge Rhonda Kreuziger as a 2022 Distinguished Alumni  

Rhonda serves on the Georgia Board of Governors, Georgia Council of Superior Court Judges, and State Bar of Georgia Committee on Professionalism.  


Rhonda is a member of the Fayette County Bar Association, Spalding County Bar Association, Georgia Council of Superior Court Judges, Georgia Association of Women Lawyers, Federalist Society, and Gate City Bar Association

- Rhonda serves on the Georgia Board of Governors, Georgia Council of Superior Court Judges, and State Bar of Georgia Committee on Professionalism.  

- Rhonda is a member of the Fayette County Bar Association, Spalding County Bar Association, Georgia Council of Superior Court Judges, Georgia Association of Women Lawyers, Federalist Society, and Gate City Bar Association

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Rhonda Bender Kreuziger

Hon. Rhonda Bender Kreuziger lives in Fayetteville. She has a bachelor's degree in microbiology from Northwestern State University in Louisiana and a law degree from John Marshall Law School in Atlanta.

 Rhonda has been a Superior Court Judge since 2021. She also served as an associate juvenile court judge for one year and was a part time chief municipal court judge for two years.

Rhonda is a Superior Court Judge for the Griffin Judicial Circuit.  She previously served as Associate Juvenile Court Judge and as part-time Chief Municipal Court Judge. She owned and operated The Kreuziger Law Firm, P.C. She served as an Assistant District Attorney. Prior to working in law, she was a practicing forensic serologist with the North Louisiana Criminalistics Laboratory and a Forensic Toxicologist for SmithKline Beecham Clinical Laboratories.

 As a superior court judge, adjudicates civil, criminal and business cases.

Served as Guardian ad Litem in the Griffin Judicial Circuit and in Coweta County.

Served as a part-time Solicitor for the City of Senoia and the Town of Tyrone.

-  As a superior court judge, adjudicates civil, criminal and business cases.
- As an assistant district attorney, prosecuted felony, misdemeanor and juvenile related matters
- As a private attorney, practiced criminal defense, juvenile law, DUI, personal injury, family law, wills, probate, and landlord/tenant related matters and handled criminal and civil appeals.  Served as lead counsel in several jury and bench trials in both civil and criminal matters
- Served as a part-time City of Fayetteville Municipal Court Judge.
- Served as Guardian ad Litem in the Griffin Judicial Circuit and in Coweta County.
- Served as a part-time Solicitor for the City of Senoia and the Town of Tyrone.
- Served as a conflict attorney for the Georgia Public Defender Council.

Rhonda is a Superior Court Judge for the Griffin Judicial Circuit.  She previously served as the Associate Juvenile Court Judge there and as the part-time Chief Municipal Court Judge for the City of Fayetteville. Prior to her superior court appointment, she owned and operated The Kreuziger Law Firm, P.C. Before private practice, she served as an Assistant District Attorney for the Griffin Judicial Circuit. Earlier in her career, she was a practicing forensic serologist with the North Louisiana Criminalistics Laboratory and a Forensic Toxicologist for SmithKline Beecham Clinical Laboratories.

Rhonda has served in the Griffin Judicial Circuit Court as a superior court judge, associate juvenile court judge, and assistant district attorney.  As an assistant district attorney, she prosecuted felony, misdemeanor and juvenile related matters.  She was also a part-time City of Fayetteville Municipal Court Judge.

She was in private practice for 14 years and owned The Kreuziger Law Firm, P.C. She practiced Criminal Defense, Juvenile Law, DUI, Personal Injury, Family Law, Wills, Probate, and Landlord/Tenant related matters and handled Criminal and Civil Appeals. 

She was lead counsel in several jury and bench trials in both civil and criminal matters and served as Guardian ad Litem in the Griffin Judicial Circuit and in Coweta County. She was a part-time Solicitor for the City of Senoia and the Town of Tyrone; and has also served as a conflict attorney for the Georgia Public Defender Council.

- Rhonda has served in the Griffin Judicial Circuit Court as a superior court judge, associate juvenile court judge, and assistant district attorney.  As an assistant district attorney, she prosecuted felony, misdemeanor and juvenile related matters.  She was also a part-time City of Fayetteville Municipal Court Judge.

She was in private practice for 14 years and owned The Kreuziger Law Firm, P.C. She practiced Criminal Defense, Juvenile Law, DUI, Personal Injury, Family Law, Wills, Probate, and Landlord/Tenant related matters and handled Criminal and Civil Appeals. 

She was lead counsel in several jury and bench trials in both civil and criminal matters and served as Guardian ad Litem in the Griffin Judicial Circuit and in Coweta County. She was a part-time Solicitor for the City of Senoia and the Town of Tyrone; and has also served as a conflict attorney for the Georgia Public Defender Council.

Rhonda serves on the Georgia Board of Governors, Georgia Council of Superior Court Judges, and State Bar of Georgia Committee on Professionalism.  
She is a member of the Fayette County Bar Association, Spalding County Bar Association, Georgia Council of Superior Court Judges, Georgia Association of Women Lawyers, Federalist Society, and Gate City Bar Association

- Rhonda serves on the Georgia Board of Governors, Georgia Council of Superior Court Judges, and State Bar of Georgia Committee on Professionalism.  
She is a member of the Fayette County Bar Association, Spalding County Bar Association, Georgia Council of Superior Court Judges, Georgia Association of Women Lawyers, Federalist Society, and Gate City Bar Association

- Georgia Superior Court Judges hear a wide range of criminal cases from petty theft and public drunkenness to murder. Some cases in front of the Georgia Superior Court involve the death penalty. 
- On the civil side, Superior Court Judges hear cases on divorce, titles to land, contract disputes, and premises liability. 
- Superior Court Judges are elected by judicial circuit. Each county surrounding Atlanta has its own judicial circuit, while rural judicial districts typically consist of multiple counties.
- Superior Court Judges are elected to four year terms. Elections are nonpartisan. The Governor can appoint Superior Court Judges when vacancies arise. 