Georgia: Gov. Kemp Announces Appointment to State Court of Forsyth County

ATLANTA ~ Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp has appointed Erin H. Fowler to the State Court of Forsyth County, filling a vacancy created by the passage of House Bill 750, or Act 520, during the 2026 legislative session.

Fowler has served as a Forsyth County magistrate judge since January 2017. She has also served by designation on the Superior Court of the Bell-Forsyth Judicial Circuit and on an ad hoc basis for the county's State and Juvenile courts, according to the governor's announcement.

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Before joining the bench full-time in 2024, Fowler owned and operated Erin Fowler Law, P.C., handling domestic, juvenile and criminal cases.

She earned a bachelor's degree in social science from Florida State University in 2005 and a law degree from Atlanta's John Marshall Law School in 2012. The announcement said she received the Melissa Hamrick Scholarship and the Dean's Award while in law school.

Fowler and her husband, Jeff, have two children and live in Forsyth County.

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