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About the Pulaski County Clerk's Office

The official Superior Court page names Michael King as Pulaski County Clerk of Superior Court. The GSCCCA profile confirms Michael King as Clerk of Superior Court, elected in 2021, with county code 116 and office hours Monday through Friday. The clerk structure is unified for this site build. Georgia does not use a Texas-style split between a county clerk and district clerk for Pulaski County court-record pages.

The Pulaski County Clerk of Superior Court manages Superior and Juvenile courts according to GSCCCA. The office also handles a broader set of clerk services, including Notary Public, Military Discharges, Trade Names, Liens, Adoptions, UCC filings, Deed Recording, Jury Management, and Board of Equalization matters. Probate, Magistrate, and Municipal records may involve their own court clerks when the matter falls outside Superior or Juvenile Court jurisdiction.

What the Clerk Does in Pulaski County

The Clerk of Superior Court is the record custodian for Pulaski Superior Court case files and manages Juvenile Court records within the access limits that apply to juvenile matters. GSCCCA lists office contacts by work area: Genie Williams handles criminal, real estate, UCCs, liens, and plats; Ashley Squires handles civil, juvenile, and habeas. The legal organ is Hawkinsville Dispatch & News.

• Maintain Superior Court civil, criminal, divorce, and related case files.
• Manage Juvenile Court records, subject to stricter public access limits.
• Record deeds, liens, plats, UCC filings, trade names, and related clerk indexes.
• Provide jury management and Board of Equalization services listed by GSCCCA.
• Route certified copy and eCertification requests when the record type is available.

The GSCCCA filing resources page screenshot shows statewide clerk filing and eCertification categories tied to the Pulaski clerk's work.

Those statewide filing tools support deed, lien, plat, UCC, notary, family violence, and certified-record workflows beyond ordinary case lookup.

How to Request a Certified Copy

Certified copies are used when a plain printout is not enough. A certified divorce decree, judgment, order, deed, lien, or other record may be required by another court, agency, lender, title company, employer process, or public office. For Pulaski County Clerk of Superior Court records, first identify whether the record is a court file, real estate instrument, UCC, lien, plat, or another clerk service.

A PeachCourt screen or GSCCCA search result is a starting point, not always the official copy. A court-certified document normally has to come through the clerk or an approved eCertification channel. Real estate, lien, plat, UCC, notary, and PT-61 searches may use GSCCCA categories, while case records begin with Superior Court access. When the record concerns juvenile, adoption, sealed, or habeas material, the clerk may need to confirm whether the requester is authorized before discussing copy options.

1. Identify the record type, party names, case number or book/page if known, date range, and whether the copy must be certified.
2. Check PeachCourt for Superior Court case access or GSCCCA for real estate, lien, plat, UCC, PT-61, or notary searches.
3. Call the Clerk of Superior Court before mailing payment because Pulaski Superior copy and certification fees were not located in official sources.
4. Submit the request in person, by mail to P.O. Box 60, by phone routing, or by fax if the office accepts that request type.
5. For eligible certified court or real estate records, use GSCCCA eCertification when available through the statewide portal.

Note: A certified copy fee for Pulaski Superior Court was not located in the official Pulaski sources reviewed.

Records Request Form Fields

No Pulaski-specific Clerk of Superior Court request form field set was located in the research. The practical request should include enough information for the clerk to identify the record and quote the correct fee. For GSCCCA searches, the statewide search categories use record-specific fields such as name, book/page, file number, daily search date, secured party, county, plat book/page, and notary index terms.

Requests should also identify the office channel. Criminal, real estate, UCC, lien, and plat questions can be routed to the work area associated with Genie Williams in the GSCCCA profile. Civil, juvenile, and habeas questions can be routed to the work area associated with Ashley Squires. That routing detail matters because Pulaski County uses one Clerk of Superior Court office for multiple record families, but not all staff areas search the same indexes or files.

Pulaski County Clerk Fees

The research did not locate an official Pulaski Superior Court copy or certified-copy fee schedule. Known fee details came from GSCCCA status labels and Pulaski Magistrate Court's civil fee schedule, which is useful for routing but is not a Superior Court copy-fee schedule. A copy requester should call the clerk before mailing payment.

The GSCCCA fines and fees page screenshot is included because it documents the statewide clerk authority's fee and accountability context.

For Pulaski Superior copies, the safer route is still direct clerk confirmation because the local copy schedule was not found.

Common Clerk Forms

The research did not locate a local Pulaski Superior Court forms index with a complete form list. The documented statewide channels are PeachCourt for court documents and eFiling access, GSCCCA filing resources for deed, lien, plat, UCC, PT-61, family violence, notary, eFiling, and eCertification categories, and GSCCCA search tools for recorded instrument indexes. Probate forms are separate and should be handled through Probate Court or the Supreme Court of Georgia standard probate forms page.

• PeachCourt account access - Superior Court civil and criminal eFiling and court document access where available.
• GSCCCA filing resources - deed, lien, plat, UCC, PT-61, eCertification, family violence, notary, and eFiling resources.
• GSCCCA statewide search - real estate, liens, plats, UCC, PT-61, notary, and premium search categories.

Mail and Online Filings

Online access for Pulaski County Clerk of Superior Court work splits into three main channels. PeachCourt is the Superior Court case-record and eFiling access route identified by Georgia Courts. GSCCCA search is the statewide index route for real estate, liens, plats, UCC, PT-61, notary, and premium search categories. GSCCCA eCertification allows electronically requesting certified court and real estate records 24 hours a day, 365 days a year when the record type is eligible.

Direct request channels remain available. Visit the Clerk of Superior Court counter at 141 Commerce Street during listed office hours, call (478) 783-1911, mail P.O. Box 60, Hawkinsville, GA 31036, or use fax (478) 892-3308 after confirming the office will accept the request that way. For criminal, real estate, UCC, liens, and plats, ask for the contact area associated with Genie Williams. For civil, juvenile, and habeas, ask for the contact area associated with Ashley Squires.

Several records often confused with clerk records belong elsewhere. Marriage licenses, estate files, guardianship records, weapons carry licenses, and Probate Court traffic matters route to Pulaski Probate Court. Small claims, dispossessory cases, garnishments, foreclosures, FiFa filings, and warrant pre-applications route to Magistrate Court at the courthouse annex. Municipal ordinance and city citation records route to Hawkinsville Municipal Court. The Clerk of Superior Court is the correct office for Pulaski Superior and Juvenile records and for the GSCCCA-listed clerk services, but it is not the custodian for every public record in the county.

If a record is not visible online, use a fallback chain rather than assuming it does not exist. Check whether the case belongs to Superior Court, confirm whether PeachCourt or GSCCCA is the correct search tool, call the clerk with party names and dates, and ask whether the file is older, sealed, juvenile, or available only by counter request. For agency records outside court files, Georgia Open Records Act procedures may apply, but court-file access is also governed by court rules and clerk procedures.

The Eighth Judicial Administrative District Pulaski County listing provides another official court-routing source for Pulaski court offices.

That court listing helps distinguish Clerk of Superior Court records from Probate, Magistrate, and other local court offices.