Personal injury and criminal defense for Clay County, Georgia
Jody D. Peterman, LLC offers personal injury and criminal defense representation statewide in Georgia. The firm’s office is in Valdosta. For a specific matter, counsel can assess the circumstances and available records.
Personal injury and criminal defense
The firm handles personal injury and criminal defense matters. If you are seeking help with an injury, gather records that describe what happened and any related communications or documents. For a criminal defense matter, keep paperwork and notices connected to the matter together.
The details of an individual case matter. Counsel can assess the information available to you and discuss how it relates to your circumstances; general webpage information is not advice about a particular matter.
Official resources: Firm practice information; Firm contact information
Firm office in Valdosta
Jody D. Peterman, LLC lists its office at 304 North Ashley Street, Valdosta, GA 31601. The office telephone is 888-599-9052. The firm lists statewide Georgia service.
Valdosta is the firm’s listed office location. The Clay County court contact below is a separate government office, not another listed firm office.
Official resources: Firm contact information
Clay County Superior Court contact
The Clay County Superior Court page identifies civil, criminal and juvenile matters among its office categories. It lists the Superior Court contact at 210 Washington Street South, Suite 3, Fort Gaines, GA 39851, telephone 229-768-2631.
The same government site lists the Board of Commissioners separately at 147 Wilson Street, Suite 1, Fort Gaines, GA 39851, telephone 229-768-3238. These are distinct offices with different addresses and phone numbers; the commissioners’ contact is not the Superior Court contact.
If you are organizing matter-related records, keep court paperwork and communications together and note the office named on each document. A directory contact identifies an office; it does not determine where an individual matter belongs or what records are available.
Official resources: Clay County court information
Prepare information for a matter-specific discussion
A useful starting point is a short timeline of events and a list of documents you have. For an injury matter, include relevant records and communications; for a criminal defense matter, include the paperwork and notices connected to the matter. Keep originals and make your own working copies.
Counsel can assess an actual matter and available records. The Superior Court’s listed categories and contact information are general directory information, not a determination of an individual case’s venue, schedule or record access.
Official resources: Firm practice information; Clay County court information
Information to gather
- Write a brief timeline of the events related to your matter.
- Collect documents and communications connected to the events.
- For an injury matter, gather relevant records you already have.
- For a criminal defense matter, gather related paperwork and notices.
- Keep court documents together and note the office named on each one.
- Separate court contact information from the Board of Commissioners’ contact information.
- Bring your questions and available records when contacting the firm.
Questions about Clay County
Where is Jody D. Peterman, LLC located?
The firm lists its office at 304 North Ashley Street, Valdosta, GA 31601. Its telephone is 888-599-9052, and it lists statewide Georgia service.
What is the Clay County Superior Court contact?
The Superior Court contact listed on the county page is 210 Washington Street South, Suite 3, Fort Gaines, GA 39851, telephone 229-768-2631. The Board of Commissioners is listed separately at 147 Wilson Street, Suite 1, with telephone 229-768-3238.
Can the court directory tell me where my individual matter belongs?
The directory identifies Superior Court office categories and provides contact information. It does not determine an individual matter’s venue or the records available for that matter; counsel can assess the circumstances and records you have.
General information about legal services and local resources. A lawyer must review the facts and applicable law for your matter. Contacting the firm does not by itself create an attorney-client relationship.