The Probate Academy is designed to meet the educational needs of judges, clerks and other court personnel responsible for setting and disposing of probate and guardianship cases.

Judicial Education Roundtables are smaller meetings for judges to network and hear the latest in mental health resources and DWI case management. For more information, contact Ashley Royer or Megan West at (800) 456‑5974.

Registration will open at 9 a.m. on March 13.

The Impaired Driving Symposium is a continuing judicial education program designed especially for Texas judges by the Texas Association of Counties, the Texas Center for the Judiciary, the Texas Justice Court Training Center and the Texas Municipal Courts Education Center.

The Judicial Forum on Mental Health will give county judges and justices of the peace information about the nature of mental illness in the courts, crucial legislative updates and how to create important partnerships.

Registration opening this summer.

The Fall Education Session of the Texas Judicial Academy will give county judges an excellent opportunity to learn and fellowship with judges from across the state and discuss a wide range of topics that impact judicial duties.

The Court Assistants Training Conference presents an opportunity for the county judge's staff to learn more about the management and operation of judicial and administrative procedures of the judge's office.

The Spring Judicial Education Session of the Texas Judicial Academy will give county judges an excellent opportunity to learn and fellowship with judges from across the state and discuss a wide range of topics that impact judicial duties.

Registration will open in September 2025.