Forsyth County Bar Association
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We are a voluntary membership organization for attorneys in Forsyth County NC formed in the early 1900's.
The Forsyth County Bar Association (FCBA) is a voluntary membership organization for attorneys that was formed in the early 1900's:
To foster and maintain a high standard of integrity, honor and courtesy in the legal profession;
To promote a better understanding between the general public and legal profession;
To promote legal science and the administration of justice; and
To promote a closer union and fellowship among its members.
Congratulations to the 2023-2024 Officers elected at our Annual Voting Lunch Meeting:
31st Judicial District Bar
President – Judge Frederick Adams
Vice President – Jasmine M. Pitt
Secretary/Treasurer – Christopher J. Geis
Forsyth County Bar Association
President Elect- James E. Quander
Vice President – Jasmine M. Pitt
Secretary – Christopher J. Geis
Treasurer – Reggie Mathis
Congratulations to the 2022-2023 Officers elected today at our Annual Lunch Meeting:
31st Judicial District Bar
President – Judge Kristin Kelly Broyles
Vice President – James E. Quander
Secretary/Treasurer – Jasmine M. Pitt
Forsyth County Bar Association
President Elect – Judge Frederick B. Adams II
Vice President – James E. Quander
Secretary – Jasmine M. Pitt
Treasurer – Christopher J. Geis
Last night, the portrait of retired Chief District Court Judge Lisa Menee was unveiled. The portrait, painted by East Bend artist Sharon Grubbs, will hang in Courtroom 4A of the Forsyth County Hall of Justice.
Join us today for our May Bar Meeting at 12:30. We will hear from fellow bar member, Lorin Lapidus, a NC Board Certified Specialist in Appellate Practice, on "10 Things I Wish I Knew About Appeals Before I Knew Anything About Appeals”.
Location: Marriott (2nd Level), Hearn Grand Ballroom A/B
Time: Lunch 12:30 PM, Program 1:00 – 1:30 PM
Charge for meal – $10
Check out our newsletter for March!
http://files.changemywebsite.com/714417/doc/March_2022_Bar_New_for_Web.pdf
Watch the unveiling of the portrait of Denise Hartsfield, painted by Leo Rucker. Judge Hartsfield's portrait hangs in Courtroom 4J and is the first one in the courthouse of a female judge.
Forsyth County’s own!
During , we want to highlight Belinda Foster who was the first African American female elected as District Attorney in the State of North Carolina and in Rockingham County.
Congratulations to Kristin Kelly Broyles on her appointment to the District Court Bench.
Governor Cooper Appoints Two District Court Judges | NC Gov. Cooper Today, Governor Roy Cooper announced two District Court Judge appointments.
Check out February’s Bar Newsletter!
http://files.changemywebsite.com/714417/doc/February_2022_Bar_News.pdf
Reminder for our February CLE:
Forsyth County Bar Association Virtual CLE Presentation
February 14, 2022, 12:30 PM – 2:00 PM
"Finding Your Path to Wellbeing"
Presented by:
Colleen Byers (Colleen Byers Mediation) and Kelley L. Gondring(Gondring Law)
Description: Well-being is an indispensable part of a lawyer's duty of competence. This program will provide a candid look at the current threats to lawyer well-being as well as best
practices for improving lawyer well-being.
1 hr. of Subtance Abuse/Mental Health Awareness – Applied for credit.
No Charge. For credit, leave Name & Bar Number in chat room during session.
Watch the speeches from candidates seeking the district court seat upon the retirement of the Honorable Gordon A. Miller.
Reminder of the special bar meeting Thursday, January 20th, at 4 PM via WebEx. Candidates seeking to fill the vacancy created by the retirement of the Honorable Gordon A. Miller, District Court Judge will give their speeches. Electronic voting will open shortly thereafter and will remain open until January 24th at 5 PM. The WebEx link for tomorrow’s meeting has been emailed to the address on record with the local bar. If you have not received an email with the WebEx link, contact [email protected].
Congratulations, District Court Judge Valene K. McMasters! Welcome to the Forsyth County District Court bench!
Congratulations to The Honorable Frederick B. Adams II.
Congratulations to Valene McMasters on her appointment to the District Court Judicial seat vacated by the retirement of Judge Denise Hartsfield.
Governor Cooper Announces Four Judicial Appointments | NC Gov. Cooper Today, Governor Roy Cooper announced four judicial appointments to Superior and District Courts across the state.
REMINDER: The Forsyth County Bar Association will have its third social meeting on Tuesday, November 30 at 6pm at Incendiary Brewing. Just as we did last time, we will purchase food. Members can purchase their own drinks. We look forward to seeing you there!
Have a safe and happy Thanksgiving!
REMINDER for Virtual CLE Today!
Virtual Forsyth Co. Bar Assn. CLE
Monday, November 8
12:30 PM – 1:30 PM
1 General CLE Credit Applied For
No Charge. For credit, leave Name & Bar Number in chat room during session.
"Jim Crow in North Carolina"
Speaker: Richard Paschal, is an attorney in Raleigh, with Tharrington Smith, LLP.
He is the author of "Jim Crow in North Carolina: The Legislative Program from 1865 to 1920," recently published by Carolina Academic Press as part of its legal history series.
Please reach out to Kristin Kelly Broyles at [email protected] if you did not receive the emailed WebEx link.
Speeches from the candidates seeking appointment to Judge Hartsfield's District Court seat.
Reminder: Virtual speeches will begin at 4:00 pm on October 28, 2021 via WebEx for the nominees seeking appointment for the judicial vacancy being created by the upcoming retirement of the Honorable Denise S. Hartsfield. Virtual voting will open after the speeches and will remain open until November 2, 2021. The link will be sent to your email address on file with our Bar Association.
Congratulations, Frederick Adams, on your appointment to the Forsyth County District Court Bench.
https://www.nccourts.gov/news/tag/press-release/governor-cooper-appoints-district-court-judge-for-forsyth-county
Governor Cooper Appoints District Court Judge for Forsyth County | North Carolina Judicial Branch Frederick Adams will serve in Judicial District 21.
Our thoughts go out to the family of David Freedman upon his passing. The service is Sunday, September 5th, at 7 PM. It is closed but will be live streamed at the link below.
Read this month’s Bar Newsletter at the link below.
Congratulations to the following members of our bar association for being elected as officers for the upcoming year:
Forsyth County Bar Association:
President-Stuart Russell
President Elect-Kristin Kelly Broyles
Vice President-Frederick Adams
Secretary-James Quander
Treasurer-Jasmine Pitt
And for the 31st Judicial District Bar Officers:
President-Stuart Russell
Vice President-Frederick Adams
Secretary/Treasurer-James Quander
Congratulations to Judge Victoria Roemer on being named Forsyth County’s new Chief District Judge effective August 1, 2021.
Our thoughts are with the family of former District Court Judge Gary Tash.
Obituary of Gary Bunting Tash | Affordable Cremations of Winston-Salem Gary Bunting Tash, age 74, passed away peacefully at KBR Hospice Home on June 27, 2021 after a long journey with Alzheimer’s Disease. Born in Trenton, NJ to the late Jacob Garthwait Tash and the late Gladys Elizabeth Bunting, he received his Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of Virginia ...
Candidate speeches for the District Court Vacancy
Click the link below for the May newsletter.
A notice about filling an upcoming vacancy on the District Court bench was emailed to all members of the Forsyth County Bar. If you did not receive an email, please contact [email protected].
Check out this months Bar Newsletter!
Don’t forget today’s bar meeting with Chief Justice Newby as the speaker. WebEx link sent via email!
New Hall of Justice Breaks Ground in North Carolina - Correctional News Ground officially broke recently on the new Forsyth County Hall of Justice that is being built on Chestnut Street neighboring the Forsyth County Government Center.
Great highlight of one of our own members!
During , we want to highlight Belinda Foster who was the first African American female elected as District Attorney in the State of North Carolina and in Rockingham County.
Due to expected inclement weather, Forsyth County Courthouse will be
closed tomorrow, February 18th. This includes all:
Civil/Criminal Magistrates Courts
Civil/Criminal District Courts
Civil/Criminal Superior Courts
Clerk’s Office
All courts will reopen on Friday, February 19th, unless otherwise notified.
Check out the Virtual Courthouse Groundbreaking!
Beginning Monday, February 8, 2021, Forsyth County District Court will be operating in a different fashion for cases that are on the docket for the first time. Beginning Monday, February 8, individuals with cases set for the first time in District Court will be advised of their right to counsel in a new ADVISE court, which is set just inside the Main Street (2nd floor) entrance of the Hall of Justice.
In an effort to limit the number of people in the building during our current health crisis, individuals will be admitted into the Hall of Justice on a controlled basis, with only a certain number allowed in at any given time. As a result, those waiting for ADVISE court will likely be in a socially-distanced line outside of the entrance while waiting for admittance.
Due to current weather conditions, it is strongly urged that individuals dress warmly and avoid bringing small children, if possible, as the wait time outdoors could be relatively significant, given the number of people needing to be advised and the small number of individuals that will be allowed into the building at once.
Masks will be required in the Hall of Justice, as well as while waiting in line outside the building.
Individuals who have retained an attorney prior to the scheduled ADVISE court date do not need to be present for ADVISE court, as attorneys can notify the District Attorney’s Office ahead of the court date of a general appearance and secure a new court date on behalf of his/her client.
Read the February newsletter here:
Prior to the official unveiling, there was a "prank" unveiling, courtesy of Judges Cleland and Bedsworth and their weekend shenanigans! For the official unveiling, scroll to the video below!
On January 11, 2021, the portrait of Judge George A. Bedsworth was unveiled in Courtroom 4A. The portrait was painted by local artist Lewis Guidetti. This is the true unveiling.
The Estates Department will be closed to in-person users every Friday morning from 8 until 9am for the next six weeks in order to complete staff training. A clerk will be available to answer calls to the Estates Department during these training meetings. Estates will resume normal operating hours at the end of the February 26th training session.
The Forsyth County Clerk of Courts Office will resume normal business hours, 8am until 5pm, Monday, December 7, 2020.
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