probate judge

He was named attorney general and probate judge in the same year.

"I would have been the probate judge and the lawyer in many cases," she said.

Later, he serve on the bench as a probate judge.

I'm not convinced that a probate judge needs to be an attorney.

After leaving office, he lost a race for Hartford probate judge in 1984.

He served as a captain in the militia and probate judge.

This year, he ran for probate judge and lost.

After the war he became a probate judge and worked as a stockbreeder.

He held a number of local offices over the next decade, and was appointed a probate judge in 1848.

Ferry served as a probate judge soon after being admitted to the bar.

At various times Osmond served as a probate judge and a justice of the peace.

At the expiration of his term in Congress he was elected probate judge.

For the adoption to proceed, a probate judge must rule that it is in the best interests of the child.

He was a probate judge and first Redwood County attorney.

He was appointed probate judge of Milwaukee in 1838.

After an unsuccessful bid for probate judge, he abandoned politics altogether.

A probate judge has placed the children with a maternal aunt, pending a hearing.

Afterward, the town probate judge assigned a lawyer to be a conservator.

Everyone cringed from it except Clarinda and the probate judge.

Some probate judges are practicing lawyers, and that sometimes leads to conflicts.

In 1938, at age nineteen, Wallace contributed to his grandfather's successful campaign for probate judge.

He was the probate judge of Sandusky County for several terms.

Ward later served many years as a Wayne County probate judge.

In February 1841 a probate judge was appointed along with a few other positions, but no further movement towards a government occurred.

She plucked the silver dollar out of the air as the probate judge was still flipping it.