Jody D. Peterman, LLC offers personal injury and criminal defense representation across Georgia. The firm’s office is in Valdosta. If you are dealing with an injury or a criminal matter connected to Floyd County, the firm can assess the matter and the records available to you.
Personal injury and criminal defense
The firm handles personal injury and criminal defense matters. The information below identifies Floyd County-area resources that may help you locate paperwork relevant to an injury or charge.
For an individual matter, counsel can assess the circumstances and available records. Keep relevant paperwork together, such as report details or court documents you already have, so you can identify the matter you want assessed.
Official resources: Firm legal services; Firm contact information
Accident and incident reports
The Floyd County Police Department lists an in-person report location at 1 Police Plaza, Rome, GA 30165. Its reports page links to BUYCRASH for accident reports and provides an email resource for incident reports.
These are distinct report resources. Check which type of report is relevant to your situation and retain any identifying details you have.
Official resources: Floyd County Police report resources
Sheriff civil and courtroom services
The Floyd County Sheriff’s Office Civil/Court Services page describes civil process service and courtroom security. The Court Services Division is listed at 3 Government Plz, Rome, GA 30161, telephone 706-314-0712.
This division’s listed functions are different from obtaining a police report or locating Superior Court clerk records. If paperwork mentions sheriff civil or court services, use the division’s contact details to identify the office involved; counsel can assess how any document relates to your matter.
Official resources: Floyd County Sheriff Civil and Court Services
Superior Court clerk records
The Georgia Superior Court Clerks Cooperative Authority directory lists the Floyd County Clerk of Superior Court and identifies Superior Court Civil and Superior Court Criminal among its services. The clerk office is listed at 3 Government Plaza, Suite 101, Rome, GA 30161, telephone 706-314-1860.
Clerk records and police reports serve different purposes. If you have a court document, use its court and case details when identifying the matter for counsel to assess.
Official resources: Floyd County court clerk
Useful details to gather
- For an injury matter, note whether you are looking for an accident report or an incident report.
- Keep the report reference or identifying details you already have with your injury-related paperwork.
- Record which Floyd County Police report resource you used: BUYCRASH, the incident-report email resource, or the in-person location.
- For civil process or courtroom-services paperwork, note whether it refers to the Sheriff’s Office Civil/Court Services Division.
- For court records, check whether the document identifies Superior Court Civil or Superior Court Criminal.
- Keep court documents together and note the court and case details shown on them.
- Bring the records and questions relevant to your injury or criminal matter when seeking an assessment from counsel.
Questions about Floyd County
Where does Floyd County Police list accident and incident report resources?
The department lists an in-person report location at 1 Police Plaza, Rome, GA 30165, and links to BUYCRASH for accident reports and an email resource for incident reports. These are separate report resources; identify which kind of report you need.
Is the Sheriff’s Office Civil/Court Services Division the same as the Superior Court clerk?
No. The Sheriff’s Office page describes civil process service and courtroom security. The Superior Court clerk directory lists Superior Court Civil and Superior Court Criminal among the clerk’s services. The offices and functions are distinct.
Where is the firm’s office?
Jody D. Peterman, LLC lists its office at 304 North Ashley Street, Valdosta, GA 31601, telephone 888-599-9052, and states that it serves clients statewide in Georgia.
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.