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Senior Judge - Division G

We encourage those involved in cases to register for E-Notify, a free text/email alert system through which you’ll receive notice of changes in the case dates.

Notice to the Public: The code of judicial conduct governing the behavior of judges forbids the judges of the Fourth Judicial Circuit from discussing pending cases with the public. Please do not call or email the Court expecting to speak with a judge about any case. The Court shall only consider arguments made in the courtroom and in documents properly filed by actual parties in the case as authorized by law and the Rules of Court. The Court cannot ethically read or consider any other correspondence, opinions or arguments about the case. Communications that do not meet these legal requirements are not be forwarded to the judge and may become a matter of public record.

Calendars/Schedules/Procedures

2026 Civil Jury Trial Schedule

Procedures – Division G

Documents

Trial Set Memo – Senior Judge

Pretrial Stipulation – Senior Judge

Exhibit List – Senior Judge – Division G

CME Guidelines – Senior Judge

Order to Withdraw as Counsel

Contact

Lori Durham, Judicial Assistant
(904) 269-6302 Office
durhaml@clayclerk.com

Address:
P.O. Drawer 1018 Clay County Courthouse
Green Cove Springs
FL 32043

Judges

Circuit Judge Steven B. Whittington, Division A Circuit Judge James E. Kallaher, Division B

County Judge Raymond Forbess Jr., Division C

Civil Traffic Tickets - Judge Forbess Small Claims - Judge Forbess

County Judge Kristina K. Mobley, Division D Circuit Judge Angela M. Cox, Division E Circuit Judge Gary L. Wilkinson, Div. F Senior Judge - Division G Magistrates Courtroom Technology

August is Child Support Awareness Month

August is Child Support Awareness Month. Our personnel play a significant role in the lives of children throughout the state who depend on child support by facilitating payments, maintaining records, and providing accountability.

We have two main, full-time child support clerks who work very closely with the Department of Revenue (DOR). Their duties include the auditing of child support cases (both for DOR and upon request from a case party), processing all orders received from the Court, cashiering payments through the state-wide system eClerc, and the handling of alimony payments. Additionally, our clerks accept transfer cases from other states and from other Florida counties, too. Our branch location staff in Orange Park also process child support payments making the service even more accessible. “The work accomplished in this Clerk’s Office division is mighty and all these clerks do a fantastic job,” explained Tracie McRae, Clay County Clerk’s Office Chief Operations Officer. For more information about these important services, please review this website page: Child Support