Richmond County Probate Court

10/02/2026

Join the Greater Augusta Black Chamber of Commerce for today’s CSRA Economic Impact Call at 8:30 A.M. featuring Honorable Chief Judge Stacy Y. Johnson.

Don’t miss this important public policy discussion—register via Zoom today!
https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/96UuFnLJSimVV-cFxDvkiQ

09/16/2026

25 YEARS!!!!

Thank you Ms. Wingfield for your unwavering service to Augusta-Richmond County. We are thankful for your expertise and dedication as other clerks look to you for guidance!

We hope that today showed you a token of our appreciation and gratitude!!!

08/25/2026

Celebration of life for the Honorable Charles W. Walker, Sr.:
A giant tree has fallen, but the seeds he planted remain!! Change for his community is what he created! A leader among leaders who inspired and helped others become leaders. A path and doors opened for all! We thank you for your service and dedication! Take your rest!
Our deepest condolences to the family!!! -Judge Stacy Y. Johnson, Judge Ben Allen, and the Probate Court Staff

08/24/2026

07/04/2026

I am grateful for the opportunity to speak with a family on June 27 about the importance of family, supporting one another, and the power of simply being present. One of the most meaningful takeaways from our conversation was acknowledging that mental health is real. By showing compassion, listening without judgment, and encouraging those who are struggling to seek help, we can make a difference. Together, we can help break the stigma surrounding mental health and remind others that they are never alone.

07/04/2026

05/29/2026

Duties and Roles of the Probate Court

05/14/2026

No better way for Judge Johnson to celebrate Mental Health Awareness Month than by attending the ribbon cutting for Serenity Behavioral Health’s new crisis facility today. Supporting access to compassionate mental health services strengthens our entire community, and it was an honor to celebrate this important investment in wellness, hope, and healing.

04/21/2026

If you missed the Means Report you can watch it here! Please note that while on a normal basis we strive to get cases processed within 30-45 days, the Probate Court is working on a backlog. We are integrating hearings on cases from the mid to early 2000s that either wasn’t heard or haven’t been resolved!

Please feel free to contact the court with questions about the court process or your matter with the court.