General Sessions Court

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117 W Smith St
Gallatin, TN 37066
+1 (615) 452-4367
https://www.sumnercourts.com

The General Sessions Court in Gallatin, TN, operates under the jurisdiction of Judges Kee Bryant McCormick and Ron Blanton, handling civil matters with damages less than $25,000, Orders of Protection, and criminal misdemeanor cases. Additionally, the court addresses various domestic relations, personal injury, medical malpractice, and workers' compensation cases through the Circuit Court, presided over by Judge Joe Thompson.

Juvenile Court matters are overseen by Judge David Howard and Magistrate Erin Begley, focusing on civil and criminal issues involving juveniles, as well as some domestic relations cases. The Sumner County Circuit Court Clerk, Kathryn Strong, has been in office since 2014, bringing her legal expertise from her previous practice in Gallatin.

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