November 3, 2026 · 20th Chancery Court District, Place 1
The Experience
Rankin County
Families Deserve
4 years on the bench as Family Master.
21 years of family law.
Ready to lead as Chancellor.
Four years serving Rankin County families from the bench as a Family Master. 21 years practicing the cases chancery court hears every day. Ready to lead as Chancellor on Day One.
Serving Rankin County as Family Master, 20th Chancery Court District.
The Case for Keri
Why Keri Carroll
Experience
21 years practicing in the exact cases chancery court handles every day - divorce, custody, adoption, guardianship, probate, and domestic violence. Not general law. Family law.
Fairness
Four years on the bench as Family Master - actually making the decisions this court makes every day. Listen carefully. Follow the law. Treat every family with respect, regardless of means or circumstance.
Family
Chancery court touches families at their most vulnerable moments - in adoption, custody, divorce, and guardianship. Keri has spent her entire career standing with Rankin County families through those moments. That's the work.
A Record Only in Rankin County
Rankin County Chancery, By the Numbers
as Guardian ad Litem in Rankin County Chancery Court
presided as Family Master in Rankin County Chancery Court
litigated in Rankin County Chancery Court
home, law office, and bench service - every year of her career
Meet the Candidate
About Keri
H. Carroll
Keri H. Carroll has spent more than two decades serving Mississippi families through the legal system. Her career reflects a deep, unwavering commitment to the exact work chancery court judges do every single day.
- Clerked for a Justice on the Mississippi Supreme Court
- Built and operated her own solo law practice
- Served as a public defender, ensuring access to justice
- Taught as an adjunct professor at MC School of Law
- 21 years practicing family law in Mississippi
A Quick Explanation
Most people have never heard of chancery court - until they need one.
Chancery court handles divorce, custody, adoption, guardianship, probate, and domestic violence. There is no jury. One judge - the chancellor - hears the evidence and makes the decision alone.
That is why who sits on this bench matters.
Learn more about Chancery CourtThe Work of the Court
Why Your Chancellor Matters More Than You Think
Your chancellor decides who gets custody of your children. Who inherits your parents' estate. Whether an adoption goes through. Whether a domestic violence protective order is granted.
No other judge in Mississippi touches your family's life more directly. That is why experience in these exact cases matters.
Voices of Support
Endorsed by the Community
“Keri truly cares about her clients and is the judge you want in your corner.”
Macy Mitchell Ingram
Fellow Attorney
“Keri stood by my family through our hardest moments, showing genuine care.”
Kimberly Barry
Former Client · Brandon, MS
“Keri's character, knowledge, and compassion will make a real difference for families.”
Michael Nelms
Former Client · Brandon, Mississippi
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Election Day is November 3, 2026