Fulton County Superior Court Chief Judge Robert McBurney blasted critics of a survey seeking input on the operations of the court’s Family Division as peddling an “alarmist” misinterpretation of the exercise.

Those critics, including attorneys, ministers and a Fulton County commissioner, on Friday released a statement expressing “strenuous opposition to the clandestine attempt by some lawyers and some judges” to “dismantle the Fulton Family Division and to revert to the practice of handling Family Law cases utilized years ago.”

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