Broxton residents can contact Jody D. Peterman, LLC about representation for serious felony charges in Georgia. The firm is based in Valdosta and serves the state. Broxton’s published police reference is explicitly labelled Non-Emergency, while City Hall has its own number and Lott Street city address.
Criminal defense for a serious felony allegation
Jody D. Peterman, LLC represents clients facing serious felony charges in Georgia. A defense inquiry can introduce the accusation as you understand it and the questions you want to raise. Identify any paper describing the allegation and keep its wording available with your own account of events.
For someone in Broxton, a city office name may also appear in the materials being organized. Note that name with the document or correspondence. It helps distinguish the paper you received from a contact listing you reviewed while trying to identify local information about the matter.
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Explain the matter and the communications received
The firm’s first conversation is intended to understand the general nature of a matter and identify appropriate next steps. Explain the allegation, how you learned about it and the concerns that prompted your inquiry. You can identify earlier communications separately from your account of the events.
If a communication involves a Broxton contact, keep the published office name with your note. The Police Department non-emergency entry and City Hall entry below have different labels and telephone numbers. These details give specific references when explaining which city office appeared in your materials.
Official resources: Firm legal services; Broxton Police Department contacts
The city’s named non-emergency police contact
Broxton publishes 912-359-3813 under Non-Emergency on its Police Department page. The department title and non-emergency label identify this particular telephone entry. Preserve both if you are noting which published police contact you found while organizing your papers.
In an overview of the matter, identify any actual exchange by the office involved and the correspondence you have. Keeping the Police Department label with the number lets you describe that city reference accurately alongside the allegation and the documents you want to discuss with the firm.
Official resources: Broxton Police Department contacts; Firm legal services
City Hall’s telephone and Lott Street reference
The official page separately names Broxton City Hall with telephone 912-359-2060. It lists the city address as 105 Lott St., Broxton, GA 31519. Keeping the City Hall name with these details identifies the city contact entry apart from the police listing.
The two published entries can be kept under their actual headings: Police Department Non-Emergency and Broxton City Hall. When discussing a document or earlier communication, use the heading that matches your reference. This gives your account a specific office name rather than an unlabelled city number.
Official resources: Broxton Police Department contacts
Prepare for a criminal-defense conversation
- Write down the charge or allegation as you understand it and note what remains unclear.
- Keep any court, citation, bond, or other case papers together for discussion with counsel.
- Record the names of agencies or officials you have already contacted and what you were told.
- Preserve relevant messages, documents, photographs, or other materials without altering them.
- Prepare a concise timeline of events and identify questions about the next steps.
- If you need to contact local police about a non-emergency matter, distinguish that purpose from contacting the City of Broxton about city services.
Questions about criminal defense
What label does Broxton attach to 912-359-3813?
The city publishes that number as Non-Emergency on the Broxton Police Department page. The Police Department heading identifies its role.
Which number and address belong to the City Hall entry?
The separately named Broxton City Hall entry gives 912-359-2060 and the city address 105 Lott St., Broxton, GA 31519.
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.