Kenya Johnson Fulton Probate Judge

Honored at the recognition from the Council of Probate Judges of Georgia!

Well-Being in Law Week
Promoting Mental Health and Wellness in the Legal Profession
The Well-Being Week in Law is organized annually by the Institute for Well-Being in Law (IWIL) during Mental Health Awareness Month. It is an annual initiative aimed at promoting mental health, wellness, and overall well-being within the legal profession. This week-long event is designed to address the unique challenges faced by legal professionals and to provide resources, support, and activities that encourage a healthier work-life balance.
The objectives of Well-Being in Law Week are:
Raise awareness about mental health issues in the legal profession
Encourage open discussions about the importance of well-being
Provide tools and resources to support mental and physical health
Foster a culture of wellness and self-care within law firms and legal organizations

Join a FREE 3-hour CLE on firm succession planning & receivership and learn how to safeguard your practice and clients.

April 22 | 11 AM – 2 PM
3 CLE credits (pending)

Don’t wait until it’s too late—register today.

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Passed the bar? Congrats, Esq.!

Now let’s get you paid.

Skip the endless applications and join us at the New Attorney Job Fair—real employers, real opportunities, no guesswork.

Because that “Esq.” hits different when it comes with a paycheck.

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Congrats to the new executive board of the Gate City Bar’s Judicial Section. I am officially signing off as the 2025 Chair. The honor was all mines!

The ‘Atlanta Bar Review’ was an amazing (and hilarious!) fundraiser showcasing the creative talents of our local legal community.