Past Campaign
Register of Probate, Worcester County
Primary election
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Stephanie K. Fattman was first elected Worcester County Register of Probate in 2014, the first woman elected to the position. A cum laude graduate of Boston University and a graduate of Suffolk University Law School, she is admitted to the Massachusetts Bar and is a member of the Massachusetts and Worcester County Bar Associations. She lives in Southern Worcester County with her husband and four children.
Stephanie K. Fattman has a recorded position on four issues. Each is Civoren's summary of the campaign's own public material, with the source linked.
Fattman supports adoption and family services, having built the Worcester Adoption Program to provide annual gifts and resources to adoptees.
“Built the Worcester Adoption Program through a state wide innovation grant to gift over 150 adoptees each year with special memorabilia including Build-a-bears and age appropriate books and games to remind them of their adoption day in court.”
stephaniefattman.comAs of August 2026
Fattman supports elder and family support services, having launched a guardianship clinic to provide resources to grandparents raising grandchildren and parents of incapacitated adults.
“Launched the Northern County Guardianship Clinic to provide guardianship resources to Grandparents Raising Grandchildren and Parents of incapacitated adults.”
stephaniefattman.comAs of August 2026
Fattman emphasizes efficient customer service and strong management in government, reducing court filing times and restructuring office staff to save taxpayer money.
“Restructured and reorganized office staff to work with fewer employees and using staff in smarter, more efficient ways to save taxpayer money.”
stephaniefattman.comAs of August 2026
Fattman campaigns on embedding judicial responsibility and ensuring accountability in the courts, emphasizing integrity and accountability in the legal system.
“Championing strong leadership in government, leading the charge to embed judicial responsibility and ensure accountability in the courts.”
stephaniefattman.comAs of August 2026
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