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Search Union County GA Probate Court Records, Estates, Wills & Guardianship Filings
Use official Union County, Georgia Probate Court and Georgia probate resources to find estate records, will information, guardianship filings, marriage license details, weapons carry license information, vital records, filing forms, court contacts, and the correct local probate court path.
Choose what you need below. Union County Probate Court users usually need estate opening help, will probate, Georgia Probate Records search, guardianship information, marriage license guidance, weapons carry license details, vital records help, or the court’s address and phone number.
⚖️ Open an estate or probate a will
Use this for: probate of a will, estate administration, letters, guardianship of minors or incapacitated adults, and related Georgia Probate Court filings.
Best official path: start with Union County Probate Court, then use Georgia Probate Court standard forms, Georgia Probate Records, or TrueFiling when applicable.
Important: contact Probate Court for filing fee information before submitting papers, because all filings must be accompanied by a filing fee.
Union County GA Probate Court Quick Facts
Union County Probate Court is the local Georgia probate court for vital records, marriage licenses, Georgia weapons carry licenses, estates, guardianships of minors and incapacitated adults, and certain misdemeanor traffic/game and fish violations. The official staff directory lists Probate Judge Kristin Stephens Stanley and the Probate Court office at 65 Courthouse Street, Suite 8, Blairsville, Georgia.
What This Union County Probate Court Guide Covers
Official Union County GA Probate Court Path
For Union County, Georgia probate search intent, start with the official Union County Probate Court page. The court’s official page lists probate services including vital records, marriage licenses, Georgia weapons carry licenses, estates, and guardianship of minors and incapacitated adults.
Users should not confuse Union County, Georgia probate filings with Union County, South Carolina, Union County in another state, Superior Court civil records, property records, criminal cases, or private background-check websites. Estate, will, guardianship, and Probate Court filings should begin with the Union County Probate Court unless the court directs you elsewhere.
Use Probate Court for decedent estate administration, probate of wills, letters, and related Georgia estate filings.
Use Probate Court for guardianship and conservatorship matters involving minors or incapacitated adults.
Union County says Probate Court is a court of record and public records are available for inspection during regular business hours, except information prohibited by law.
The official page states that records dating 2014 to present are available online.
How to Search Union County Probate Court Records
Union County Probate Court states that Probate Court is a court of record, so filed documents must be recorded and kept available to the public, except records prohibited by law for public inspection such as guardianships and weapons carry licenses. Public records are available for inspection during regular business hours, and records dating 2014 to present are available online.
Confirm the correct county
Make sure the matter belongs to Union County, Georgia, not Union County, South Carolina or another Union County.
Use Georgia Probate Records
Search estate records through Georgia Probate Records when available. Union County’s estate page also says estate records may be found online at Georgia Probate Records.
Check older records with the court
The Estates/Guardianships page says records are also available in docket books for all proceedings prior to 2020.
Ask about certified copies
If a bank, title company, agency, attorney, or court requires certified records, call Union County Probate Court before relying on an online search result.
Opening an Estate or Probating a Will in Union County
Union County’s Estates/Guardianships page says Georgia Probate Court Standard Forms are available online, can be printed and filed in the Probate Court, and blank forms are also available in the office. It also says electronic filings can be made through TrueFiling, but original wills must be filed with the court within 10 days of e-filing.
Use this path when a will needs to be admitted and an executor may need authority to act for the estate.
Use this path when no valid will exists and someone may need appointment as administrator.
If filing electronically, Union County states that original wills must be filed with the court within 10 days of e-filing.
All filings must be accompanied by a filing fee. Contact Probate Court for current filing fee information.
Union County Guardianship and Conservatorship Information
Union County Probate Court handles estates and guardianship of minors and incapacitated adults. Guardianship and conservatorship matters may involve personal care decisions, financial protection, court oversight, reporting duties, and legally sensitive rights.
Use Probate Court for guardianship matters involving minors when a court appointment is needed.
Use Probate Court for guardianship or conservatorship matters involving incapacitated adults who may need protection or decision-making help.
The official Probate Court page says some information prohibited by law from public inspection includes guardianships and weapons carry licenses.
The official page says state law prohibits staff from rendering legal advice, restating the law, or recommending specific ways to pursue legal action.
Union County Probate Court Marriage License Information
Union County Probate Court issues marriage licenses and maintains marriage license records. The official marriage license page says the court also issues certified and plain copies of marriage licenses and applications for marriages applied for in Union County, and it does not perform marriage ceremonies.
Use Union County Probate Court for marriage licenses applied for in Union County, Georgia.
The court issues certified and plain copies of marriage licenses and applications for Union County applications.
The official marriage page states that the Probate Court does not perform marriage ceremonies.
Call 706-439-6006 to confirm required ID, fees, application steps, payment methods, and processing times.
Union County Probate Forms, E-Filing and Filing Fees
Union County’s Estates/Guardianships page says Georgia Probate Court Standard Forms are available online, can be downloaded and printed, and blank forms are available in the office. Electronic filings can be made through TrueFiling. All filings must be accompanied by a filing fee payable by cash, local check, money order, or credit card.
Union Probate Court
Main Union County Probate Court page with court services, public record details, and legal advice warning.
Open Probate CourtEstates / Guardianships
Union County estate and guardianship page with forms, e-filing, fee and record guidance.
Open Estate InfoGA Standard Forms
Georgia Probate Court standard forms and general instructions from official Georgia court resources.
Open GA FormsVital Records, Weapons Carry Licenses and Other Union County Probate Services
The official Union County Probate Court page lists vital records, marriage licenses, Georgia weapons carry licenses, estates/guardianship, misdemeanor traffic citations, and game and fish violations among Probate Court services.
Use Probate Court for qualifying vital records services and call first to confirm ID, eligibility, fees, and processing time.
Union County Probate Court issues Georgia weapons carry licenses. Some weapons carry license records are not public for inspection by law.
The official page lists misdemeanor traffic citations and game and fish violations among Probate Court services.
Georgia probate court judges administer oaths of office and perform other duties assigned by law.
Official Union County Probate Court Links
Staff Directory
Official address, phone, fax, hours, judge, and probate staff listing.
Open DirectoryEstates / Guardianships
Union County estate records, Georgia forms, e-filing, fees, and docket book guidance.
Open Estate InfoGA Probate Records
Search estates, marriages, wills, guardianships, deaths, calendars, and other probate categories.
Open Probate RecordsMarriage Licenses
Union County marriage license records, copies, and application guidance.
Open Marriage InfoUnion County GA Probate Court Map and Location
Union County Probate Court is located at 65 Courthouse Street, Suite 8, Blairsville, GA 30512. The official staff directory lists phone 706-439-6006, fax 706-439-6009, hours Monday-Friday 8 AM to 4:30 PM, closed 12:30 PM to 1 PM, and walk-in customer hours ending at 4 PM.
Union County GA Probate Court FAQs
Where is Union County GA Probate Court located?
Union County Probate Court is located at 65 Courthouse Street, Suite 8, Blairsville, GA 30512.
What is the phone number for Union County Probate Court?
The official Union County Probate Court phone number is 706-439-6006. The fax number is 706-439-6009.
Who is the Union County Probate Court judge?
The official staff directory lists Kristin Stephens Stanley as Probate Judge.
What are Union County Probate Court hours?
The official staff directory lists hours Monday through Friday from 8 AM to 4:30 PM, closed from 12:30 PM to 1 PM. Walk-in customer hours end at 4 PM.
Where can I search Union County probate records?
Union County says records dating 2014 to present are available online. The Estates/Guardianships page also says estate records may be found online at Georgia Probate Records, and docket books are available for proceedings prior to 2020.
Can I e-file Union County estate or guardianship filings?
Union County’s Estates/Guardianships page says electronic filings can be made through TrueFiling. Original wills must be filed with the court within 10 days of e-filing.
What payment methods are listed for Union County probate filing fees?
The Estates/Guardianships page says all filings must be accompanied by a filing fee payable by cash, local check, money order, or credit card. Contact Probate Court for current fee information.
Can Union County Probate Court staff give legal advice?
No. The official Probate Court page says state law prohibits staff from rendering legal advice, restating the law, or recommending specific ways to pursue legal action.