Conway, SC—February 25, 2022– The Honorable Allen Beverly, Chief Associate Probate Judge, announces his candidacy to run for Horry County Probate Judge. The primary election for the office of Probate Judge will be held on June 14, 2022. Beverly is running as a Republican.
“Serving as Probate Judge is a calling I am passionate about,” said Beverly. “The citizens of Horry County need a Probate Judge who is fair, understanding, knowledgeable, experienced,and will be available for support and help during difficult times.”
In September 2019, Beverly was hired as Chief Associate Probate Judge by current Probate Judge Kathy G. Ward, who recently announced she will not be seeking re-election after serving two terms.
“Judge Ward is an excellent mentor and leader in this community,” said Beverly. “I have learned a great deal from her governance, and I am honored she has trusted and confided in me as Chief Associate Probate Judge.”
As a former practicing attorney with over 15 years of experience, Beverly worked closely with the probate court representing court appointed cases. Beverly also taught Business Law at Horry Georgetown Technical College and served as Vice Chairman of the Horry County Zoning Board of Appeals. He is an active member of the South Carolina Association of Probate Judges.
Beverly is a Conway native. He and his wife, Jennifer, have been married for 12 years and have two small boys. Beverlylooks forward to the opportunity to serve the citizens of Horry County in a professional, respectful, and compassionate manner.
“Growing up in Horry County, I value the people and will work extremely hard to serve them,” said Beverly. “It would be a privilege and honor to represent Horry County as Probate Judge.”