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Tattnall County, GA Courts and Public Records

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The Superior Court of Tattnall County is the county's general trial court. It handles felony, civil, and domestic relations cases within its judicial circuit, and the Clerk of Superior Court keeps its records.

FieldDetails
Court NameSuperior Court of Tattnall County, Georgia
Records CustodianClerk of Superior Court of Tattnall County
Official Statewide Court Sitegeorgiacourts.gov
HandlesFelony, civil, and domestic relations cases in Superior Court
Does NOT HandleFederal cases (U.S. District Court for Georgia), probate matters (Probate Court), juvenile matters (Juvenile Court), and parking tickets (issuing agency)

How to Search Tattnall County Court Records

Have the person's full name, the case number if you know it, and approximate dates ready before you search. Superior Court records for Tattnall County are kept by the Clerk of Superior Court.

Online

Go to georgiacourts.gov for official statewide court information and links.

Check the Clerk of Superior Court's website for any case search it offers.

Confirm any fees with the clerk before you search or request copies.

Best for: Checking what the clerk offers online

In Person

Go to the Clerk of Superior Court's office at the county courthouse.

Bring the case number and party names if you have them.

Ask the clerk which division handles your case type.

Best for: Records and copies not available online

By Phone

Call the Clerk of Superior Court to confirm which records they hold.

Ask what request form, fee, and response time apply to your request.

Have the case number and party names ready for the call.

Best for: Confirming records before a visit

Search by Name on GeorgiaCourtAccess.org

Go to GeorgiaCourtAccess.org and enter a full name.

Search across record types without a case number.

Confirm results with the court, since they are not official court records.

Best for: Finding leads without a case number

Tattnall County Court Statistics

Superior court workload is published for Georgia as a whole, not for Tattnall County alone. The figures below are Georgia statewide, with the county's 2025 population shown for context.

225

Authorized superior court judges (Georgia statewide)

1,474

Cases per judge, three-year average 2022 to 2024 (Georgia statewide)

50,234

Georgia population per superior court judge, 2024 (Georgia statewide)

24,376

Tattnall County population, 2025

MetricGeorgia statewide
Authorized superior court judges225
Cases per judge (three-year average, 2022 to 2024)1,474
Judge workload value243.0
Population per superior court judge, 202550,234
State Court judges134
Juvenile Court judges156
Probate Court judges201
Magistrate Court judges521

How Have Court Filings Changed in Tattnall County?

Estimated total filings in Tattnall County moved up over the last five years; dispositions are estimated at a similar level.

Fiscal YearTotal FilingsTotal DispositionsYoY Filing Change
CY 2024~4,557~4,473~+17.1%
CY 2023~3,892~3,821~-3.8%
CY 2022~4,047~3,973~+6.5%
CY 2021~3,799~3,734~+9.4%
CY 2020~3,474~3,430~+9.4%

Estimated filings changed +31.2% between CY 2020 and CY 2024, from 3,474 to 4,557. The largest annual change was +17.1% in CY 2024. The latest change of +17.1% reflects statewide Georgia trends. Figures marked with ~ are estimates: Georgia statewide figures scaled by Tattnall County's 0.22% share of the state population.

What Types of Cases Are Filed in Tattnall County?

Criminal cases are estimated to be the largest category in Tattnall County, at about 44.3% of filings in CY 2024.

Case TypeFilings CY 2024Share of TotalYoY Change
Criminal~2,019~44.3%~+1.1%
Probate~681~14.9%~+55.5%
Civil~651~14.3%~+11.1%
Family law~239~5.2%~+2.1%
Juvenile~110~2.4%~-7.6%
Mental health~43~0.9%~+4.9%

Probate cases are estimated as the fastest-growing category and juvenile cases as the fastest-falling. Figures marked with ~ are estimates: Georgia statewide figures scaled by Tattnall County's 0.22% share of the state population.

How Does Tattnall County Compare With Georgia Overall?

Tattnall County is estimated to account for about 0.22% of the 2,099,078 cases filed in Georgia courts in CY 2024.

MetricTattnall CountyGeorgiaComparison
Total filings~4,5572,099,078~0.22% of statewide filings
YoY change in filings~+17.1%+17.1%Same as state (estimate)
Filings per judicial position~1,5191,697Estimated at the state level
Dispositions per judicial position equivalent~1,4911,665Estimated at the state level
Criminal share of filings~44.3%44.3%Same as state (estimate)
Civil share of filings~14.3%14.3%Same as state (estimate)
Family law share of filings~5.2%5.2%Same as state (estimate)

These county values are estimates built from statewide Georgia figures, so they track the state mix by design. Actual county dockets may differ. Figures marked with ~ are estimates: Georgia statewide figures scaled by Tattnall County's 0.22% share of the state population.

Tattnall County Crime Statistics (2025)

These figures are Georgia statewide totals as reported to the FBI, not counts for Tattnall County. Agency reporting may be incomplete, and county crime counts are not available here. Statewide violent and property crimes combined fell 16.5% from 2024 to 2025. In 2025, reporting agencies covered about 91.1% of Georgia's population, so year-over-year changes can partly reflect which agencies reported.

31,216

Violent crimes, Georgia statewide, 2025

144,550

Property crimes, Georgia statewide, 2025

276.2

Violent crime rate per 100K, Georgia statewide, 2025 (population 11,302,748)

-16.5%

Change in total violent plus property crimes, Georgia statewide, 2025 vs 2024 (175,766 vs 210,520)

Offense2025Rate per 100K2024YoY Change
Homicide5825.1747-22.1%
Rape3,19128.23,535-9.7%
Robbery3,51331.14,276-17.8%
Aggravated assault23,930211.725,474-6.1%
Violent crimes total31,216276.234,032-8.3%
Burglary16,513146.122,177-25.5%
Larceny-theft111,417985.8130,378-14.5%
Motor vehicle theft16,620147.023,933-30.6%
Property crimes total144,5501,278.9176,488-18.1%

Rates use the Georgia 2025 population of 11,302,748. County-level rates are not published, so this section does not compare Tattnall County with the state.

Tattnall County Courthouse Locations

Tattnall County court proceedings are held at the Tattnall County Clerk of Superior Court. Check your notice or case paperwork to confirm the courthouse assigned to your case before you go.

CourthouseAddressPhoneVerified Services
Tattnall County Clerk of Superior Court111 North Main Street, Reidsville, GA 30453(912) 557-6716See location page

Addresses and phone numbers come from public directory listings and may change, so confirm them with the clerk before you visit.

Which Court Handles Your Case in Tattnall County?

Georgia case types are heard by different courts, and some courts exist only in certain counties. Confirm the court for Tattnall County on your citation, summons, or charge papers.

Your SituationGo ToKey Details
Traffic ticketThe court listed on the citation (State Court, Magistrate Court, or municipal court)The citation lists the court and the date to appear.
Parking ticketThe city or agency that issued the ticketParking tickets are not handled by the county court.
MisdemeanorState Court or Magistrate Court, depending on the countyThe charge papers name the court.
FelonySuperior CourtFelony cases are heard in Superior Court.
DUIState Court or Superior Court, depending on the countyThe charge papers name the court.
Domestic violenceMagistrate Court (warrants) or Superior Court (felony charges)Protective order matters vary by court.
Civil lawsuitSuperior Court or State Court, depending on the countyThe court depends on the county and the claim.
Small claimsMagistrate CourtSmall claims are heard in Magistrate Court.
EvictionMagistrate CourtDispossessory actions are heard in Magistrate Court.
DivorceSuperior CourtDivorce is a domestic relations case in Superior Court.
Child custody or supportSuperior CourtDomestic relations cases are heard in Superior Court.
Probate or estateProbate CourtEstates, guardianships, and related matters.
Juvenile caseJuvenile CourtJuvenile delinquency and dependency matters.
AppealCourt of Appeals or Supreme Court of GeorgiaThe court depends on the case type.
Federal caseU.S. District Court for GeorgiaFederal cases are not handled by a county court.

Are Tattnall County Court Records Public?

Yes, most Tattnall County court records are public under the Georgia Open Records Act (O.C.G.A. 50-18-70 et seq.) and each court's own records rules, with exceptions for restricted and sealed records.

Public records

Most Superior Court case files are open for inspection and copying, including many civil, criminal, and domestic relations records.

Restricted or confidential records

Juvenile, sealed, adoption, and family violence records are restricted. Access to these records generally requires a court order or a legal basis.

Online access

You can search by name on GeorgiaCourtAccess.org to find leads. Its results are not official court records, and not every document is available online.

In-person access

Visit the Clerk of Superior Court's office at the county courthouse to view or request records.

Fees

No fees are listed here. Ask the clerk what fees apply to your request before you visit.

How to Search Tattnall County Court Records Online

Georgia court records for Tattnall County are searched through the clerk's office and the state's official sites, and not every document is available online.

  1. Identify the case type, such as criminal, civil, family law, probate, or juvenile.
  2. Open georgiacourts.gov to find official court information for that case type.
  3. Search by party name or case number using the clerk's search if one is offered, or GeorgiaCourtAccess.org for leads.
  4. Review the case details and note the case number.
  5. Contact the Clerk of Superior Court to request documents that are not online.
Case TypeWhere to SearchWhat You'll FindLimits
CriminalClerk of Superior Court; GeorgiaCourtAccess.org for leadsCase information held by the clerkFull documents may require the clerk
TrafficThe court listed on the citationCase details for the court that issued the citationConfirm the court first (State, Magistrate, or municipal)
CivilClerk of Superior CourtCivil case informationNot all files are available online
Small claimsMagistrate CourtCase details held by the courtAsk the court which records are available
Family lawClerk of Superior CourtDomestic relations case detailsRestricted records are not available
ProbateProbate CourtEstate and guardianship recordsConfirm access with the Probate Court
JuvenileJuvenile CourtLimited case detailsJuvenile records are restricted

No single online portal covering every case type is confirmed in the sources used for this page. For case types without a clear online search, contact the clerk or the court listed on the case papers.

How to Pay Fines & Citations in Tattnall County

Fines and citations are paid to the court that issued them. No verified payment page for Tattnall County is listed here, so confirm payment options with the court before the due date.

  1. In person: Pay at the Clerk of Superior Court's office at the county courthouse, or at the court listed on your citation. Traffic citations and criminal fines are handled by the court named on the case papers.
  2. Other methods: Ask the court which payment methods it accepts, including any payment plan, before the due date.

Parking tickets are paid to the city or agency that issued them, not to the county court.

Tattnall County Court Records FAQ

How do I search Tattnall County court records?

Start with the Clerk of Superior Court's office at the county courthouse, or search by name on GeorgiaCourtAccess.org for leads. Results on that site are not official court records.

Are Tattnall County court records public?

Most are, under the Georgia Open Records Act, but juvenile, sealed, adoption, and family violence records are restricted.

How do I find a criminal case in Tattnall County?

Contact the Clerk of Superior Court with the defendant's full name and approximate dates, or search by name on GeorgiaCourtAccess.org.

How do I find a court date in Tattnall County?

Check your citation, summons, or notice first, then call the court listed on it or the Clerk of Superior Court.

How do I pay a traffic ticket in Tattnall County?

Pay the court named on your citation, using the methods that court accepts. Parking tickets are paid to the issuing agency.

How many cases are filed in Tattnall County each year?

County filing counts are not published downloadably. The statewide figure is 1,474 superior court cases per judge, a three-year average for 2022 to 2024.

What is the most common type of case in Tattnall County?

County case-type counts are not published downloadably. Statewide, Georgia has 225 authorized superior court judges and 521 magistrate court judges.

Is crime in Georgia rising or falling?

County crime counts are not available here. Statewide, reported violent crimes fell 8.3% to 31,216 in 2025 from 34,032 in 2024, and property crimes fell 18.1% to 144,550 from 176,488, as reported to the FBI. These are Georgia statewide figures, and reporting coverage changed between years.

Courts in the County

Tattnall County Georgia Superior CourtMore Info

Address:111 North Main St., Reidsville, GA, 30453
Phone Number:912-557-6716
Fax:912-557-4861
Website:https://www.tattnallcountyga.com/clerk-of-superior-court.cfm

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