Jody D. Peterman, LLC offers personal injury and criminal defense services and describes serving clients statewide in Georgia. The firm lists one office in Valdosta. If a matter involves Clinch County, gathering the available paperwork and identifying the agency or office connected to it can help the firm assess the matter. A local contact or extension is a place to start—not proof of where a case belongs or a guarantee that a particular record is available.
Personal injury and criminal defense
The firm offers personal injury services. For an injury matter connected to Clinch County, gather the documents you already have—such as correspondence, photographs, or paperwork identifying an agency or other involved party—and call the firm to discuss the matter. Counsel can assess the information and available records; a general webpage cannot determine the facts or needs of an individual case.
The firm also offers criminal defense services. If paperwork names a court, police department, or county office, keep that information with the document and note any case or incident reference shown. The named office can help identify where a question may be directed, but a contact listing alone does not establish a person's venue or access to a particular record.
Official resources: Personal injury services; Criminal defense services; Firm contact information
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Identify the right Clinch County office
Clinch County lists its Clerk of Superior Court at 25 Court Square, Suite C, Homerville, Georgia 31634, telephone 912-487-5854. The clerk's stated role includes maintaining court records. The GSCCCA directory lists the same clerk contact and separately gives PO Box 433 for mail; that mailing address is distinct from the street address. A clerk contact can help orient a records question, but its listing does not establish that a particular document is held there or that a matter belongs in a particular court.
The county sheriff's contact is separately listed at 115 Court Square, Homerville, Georgia 31634, telephone 912-487-5316. Homerville's city contact page lists 20 South College Street, Homerville, Georgia 31634, and general telephone 912-487-2375. These are different offices and locations; use the names and addresses shown on your paperwork to help identify which one is relevant.
Official resources: Clinch County Clerk of Superior Court; Clinch County court clerk directory; Clinch County Sheriff; Homerville city contacts
Homerville police, municipal court, and evidence contacts
Homerville's police department page lists its office at 20 South College Street. It also lists a municipal court-clerk contact at 912-487-5306, extension 1301, and an evidence-technician contact at 912-487-5306, extension 1304. These are municipal contacts, separate from the county clerk and sheriff contacts.
An extension is a contact resource, not proof that evidence or a record exists, that it can be provided, or that a matter is in a particular court. If paperwork identifies an agency, court, or incident reference, use those details when deciding which listed contact may be relevant. Counsel can assess an actual matter and available records.
Official resources: Homerville Police Department; Clinch County Clerk of Superior Court; Clinch County Sheriff
Preparing to discuss your matter
Gather paperwork that identifies the event, court, agency, or other parties, along with any correspondence you have received. Keep copies and note which office or contact appears on each item. For an injury matter, include the records you already have that relate to the injury; for a criminal defense matter, include the available court or agency paperwork.
The firm's listed office is at 304 North Ashley Street, Valdosta, Georgia 31601, telephone 888-599-9052. It describes statewide service in Georgia. Call to discuss the matter and confirm consultation arrangements. A consultation can help counsel assess the information and available records, but no local directory entry alone determines the legal issues in an individual matter.
Official resources: Firm contact information; Personal injury services; Criminal defense services; Clinch County Clerk of Superior Court; Homerville Police Department
Before you contact the firm
- Gather the paperwork you already have that names a court, agency, or involved party.
- Note any case, incident, or other reference number printed on the documents.
- Keep the Clerk of Superior Court's street address separate from its listed mailing address.
- Distinguish the county clerk and sheriff from Homerville's municipal contacts.
- Use the listed extension as a contact point only; do not treat it as proof a record or evidence exists.
- Collect relevant injury-related documents for a personal injury discussion.
- Call the firm at 888-599-9052 to discuss the matter and confirm consultation arrangements.
Questions about Clinch County
Which Clinch County office is listed for court records?
Clinch County lists the Clerk of Superior Court at 25 Court Square, Suite C, Homerville, Georgia 31634, telephone 912-487-5854, and describes the clerk as maintaining court records. The GSCCCA directory separately lists PO Box 433 as a mailing address. These listings do not establish that a specific record is held by the clerk or determine where an individual matter belongs.
Are the Homerville evidence and municipal court contacts county offices?
Homerville's police department page lists an evidence-technician contact at 912-487-5306, extension 1304, and a municipal court-clerk contact at extension 1301. These are municipal contacts, distinct from the Clinch County clerk and sheriff. The listings do not establish that particular evidence or records exist or can be provided.
Where is the law firm's office?
Jody D. Peterman, LLC lists one office at 304 North Ashley Street, Valdosta, Georgia 31601, and telephone 888-599-9052. The firm describes statewide service in Georgia. Call to discuss the matter and confirm consultation arrangements.
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.