Jody D. Peterman, LLC offers personal injury and criminal defense services to people in Georgia. For a Mitchell County matter, identify the agency or court named in the paperwork before seeking records or planning next steps: the county court-record contact, Camilla Municipal Court and Camilla city records administration are separate offices. The firm’s listed office is in Valdosta, not Mitchell County.
Personal injury: organize the records
After an injury, preserve the documents and information connected to the event, such as notices, correspondence, photographs, and records you already have. Keep a simple chronology of what happened and note which agency or organization created each document. This can help distinguish your account from official records.
The firm offers personal injury services and can assess an actual matter and the available records. Call to discuss the matter and confirm consultation arrangements. The firm’s listed office is at 304 North Ashley Street in Valdosta; it does not list a Mitchell County or Camilla office.
Official resources: Personal injury practice information; Firm contact information
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Criminal defense: start with the named authority
For a criminal matter, read the paperwork for the named court or agency and keep the notice with any related records. Do not assume a matter belongs to Camilla Municipal Court just because it is connected to Mitchell County or Camilla: use the court or agency identified in the actual notice.
The firm offers criminal defense services and can assess an actual matter and the available records. Call to discuss the matter and confirm consultation arrangements. The firm does not list a local office in Mitchell County; its only listed office is in Valdosta.
Official resources: Criminal defense practice information; Firm contact information; Camilla Municipal Court
Three distinct Camilla contacts
For Mitchell County court-record matters, the GSCCCA directory lists the county court clerk at 11 West Broad Street, Room 108, Camilla, GA 31730, phone 229-336-2022. Its mailing address is PO Box 427. This is an administrative court-record contact; it does not establish where a particular hearing will occur or whether a particular file is accessible.
Camilla Municipal Court is identified at the Public Safety Complex, 80 West Broad Street, Camilla, GA 31730, phone 229-336-2201, with mailing address PO Box 328. This is a different contact from the county clerk and from police records. Check the person’s current notice and named court rather than assigning every local accusation to this municipal court.
For city records, Camilla’s city-clerk page lists 30 East Broad Street, Camilla, GA 31730, phone 229-330-2325, with mailing address PO Box 328. The clerk is described as custodian of city records, and the city page links a public-record request resource. That information does not establish whether a particular request will be accepted, what it may contain, or when it may be fulfilled.
Official resources: Mitchell County court clerk directory; Camilla Municipal Court; Camilla City Clerk
Match the record request to the right office
Use the document’s issuing court or agency to decide where to direct a question. A county court-record inquiry, a Camilla Municipal Court matter, a police-record inquiry, and a request for other city records are not interchangeable. Confirm the office’s role before sending a request or relying on a record as complete.
The Mitchell County community page identifies camillaga.net as the City of Camilla website. For current city contacts, use the city department information: the municipal court contact is at 80 West Broad Street, while the city clerk is at 30 East Broad Street. These offices have different functions.
Official resources: Mitchell County Camilla resource; Camilla Municipal Court; Camilla City Clerk; Mitchell County court clerk directory
Before you call or contact an office
- Keep the notice, citation, correspondence, and any related records together.
- Write down the court or agency named on the document; do not infer it from the county or city alone.
- For a Mitchell County court-record contact, check the county clerk listing at 11 West Broad Street, Room 108.
- For a matter naming Camilla Municipal Court, compare the notice with the court contact at 80 West Broad Street.
- For city records, distinguish the city clerk at 30 East Broad Street from the municipal court and police contact.
- Keep the issuing office’s contact information with any record you receive, and note what question the record does and does not answer.
- Call Jody D. Peterman, LLC at 888-599-9052 to discuss the matter and confirm consultation arrangements.
Questions about Mitchell County
Is the Mitchell County court clerk the same office as Camilla Municipal Court?
No. The county court-record contact is listed at 11 West Broad Street, Room 108. Camilla Municipal Court is at 80 West Broad Street. Check the named court on the paperwork; the county clerk listing does not identify every hearing venue.
Where should I ask about Camilla city records?
The city clerk is listed at 30 East Broad Street and is described as the custodian of city records. The city page links a public-record request resource, but that alone does not establish whether a particular request will be accepted, what records it may cover, or when a response may arrive.
Does the firm have a Mitchell County office?
No Mitchell County office is listed. Jody D. Peterman, LLC lists its office at 304 North Ashley Street, Valdosta, GA 31601, and describes statewide Georgia service. Call 888-599-9052 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.