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DeKalb committee forwards appointment of Camilla H. Ruffin as part‑time probate associate judge

3745651 · June 10, 2025
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The Finance Audit and Budget Committee approved forwarding the budget‑neutral appointment of attorney Camilla H. Ruffin, recommended by the probate court, to the full Board of Commissioners for final action.

The DeKalb County Finance Audit and Budget Committee on Monday approved forwarding the appointment of attorney Camilla H. Ruffin as a part‑time associate judge in the county probate court to the full Board of Commissioners.

Camilla H. Ruffin, an attorney assigned to the DeKalb County probate court, told the committee she has worked in the probate office for almost two years under Assistant Chief Judge Bedelia Hargrove and has practiced law for 16 years. "I have from the day that I took my job after admission to the Florida Bar, always been involved in probate, estate planning, and guardianship," Ruffin said during her appearance.

The committee packet described the request as budget neutral and identified the appointment as item 2025‑0784 on the agenda. A motion to approve the item was made during the meeting; the chair voted aye and the motion carried. Committee members indicated no additional questions and thanked Ruffin for her willingness to serve. The committee noted the appointment will be placed on the next full Board of Commissioners agenda for final action.

Ruffin said she hears cases in the estates division and handles minor conservatorships in the probate court. She is a graduate of the University of Georgia and is licensed to practice in Florida and Georgia.

No other formal actions tied to the appointment were recorded in the committee discussion.