On Thursday, July 1, 2022, the statewide judicial emergency declaration expired.  

Gwinnett Courts will continue to require masks in jury assembly along with reduced social distancing.

Previous orders:

May 8 Order Extending Statewide Judicial Emergency
April 8 Order Extending Statewide Judicial Emergency
March 9 Order Extending Statewide Judicial Emergency
February 7 Order Extending Statewide Judicial Emergency
January 8 Order Extending Statewide Judicial Emergency
Modified Order Extending Statewide Judicial Emergency
December 9 Order Extending Statewide Judicial Emergency
November 10 Order Extending Statewide Judicial Emergency
October 10 Order Extending Statewide Judicial Emergency
September 10 Order Extending Statewide Judicial Emergency
August 11 Order Extending Statewide Judicial Emergency
July 10 Order Extending Statewide Judicial Emergency
June 12 Order Extending Statewide Judicial Emergency
May 11 Order Extending Statewide Judicial Emergency
April 6 Order Extending Statewide Judicial Emergency
March 30 Order Extending Judicial Emergency
March 14 Order Declaring Statewide Judicial Emergency
March 13 Order Declaring Judicial Emergency

The Gwinnett County Clerk of Court will continue to offer electronic filing and other socially distant services. The Clerk of Court will also continue to offer limited in-person service. However, customers are strongly encouraged to use electronic filing, which is available 24 hours a day. For court filings: EFileGA.com and real estate filings: EFile.gsccca.org. You may purchase electronic copies of most records at ResearchGA.tylerhost.net.

Matters coming before the Gwinnett County Probate Court are being handled on a walk-in basis during normal business hours with no appointments necessary. Drop boxes outside of the Probate Court and the postal service are available for those who do not wish to enter the office  For more information, visit GwinnettCourts.com/probate or email probatecourt@gwinnettcounty.com.

The Recorder's Court of Gwinnett County is operating pursuant to the Supreme Court Chief Justice's Judicial Emergency Order, due to the COVID-19 pandemic. For more detailed information regarding court operations, during the Judicial Emergency period, please visit the COVID-19 Update page.