For Loganville readers facing serious felony charges, Jody D. Peterman, LLC offers criminal-defense representation through its Valdosta office and statewide Georgia service. Loganville’s Services directory publishes the city records-request option. The Walton County Clerk listing in Monroe separately identifies Superior Court Criminal Filings among its office-contact descriptions.
Criminal-defense representation for serious felony charges
The firm’s criminal-defense practice represents clients facing serious felony charges in Georgia. Explain the charge or allegations as they appear in the papers you have and the circumstances that led you to seek representation.
Organize the information you already have, including paperwork, correspondence and what you understand about the allegations. Prepare the questions you want to raise so you can explain what has happened and which details remain unclear.
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What to prepare for an initial conversation
The firm describes the first conversation as a way to understand the general nature of a matter and identify appropriate next steps. You can make that discussion more focused by preparing a short summary of what happened, the charge or allegations as you understand them, and any documents you have received.
Keep dates and agency or court names with the documents that mention them. You can distinguish information you know firsthand from details received through notices or conversations, ready to explain the source of each part of your account.
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Loganville’s city records-request directory
Loganville’s official Services directory publishes an Open Records Request link to its city forms site. The directory lists that option separately from the Report an Issue link, which helps distinguish a request for city records from reporting a service concern.
The city publishes 4303 Lawrenceville Road, Loganville, GA 30052, and telephone 770-466-1165 as its contact. Keep the city contact entry with the Services directory reference when organizing a city question.
Official resources: Loganville city services and open-records link
Walton Clerk’s Superior Court Criminal Filings label
The Walton County Clerk office-contact descriptions separately name Superior Court Criminal Filings and Superior Court Civil Filings. Keep the criminal-filings title with that contact description when referring to the county directory.
The overall GSCCCA Walton County Court listing gives 303 South Hammond Drive, Suite 335, Monroe, GA 30655, telephone 770-267-1307. The court category shown under Courts Managed is Superior; the published telephone belongs to this overall Clerk entry.
Official resources: Walton County Superior Court clerk directory
Useful information to organize
- Write down the charge or allegations as you understand them and note any documents you have received.
- Keep copies of paperwork, notices, and other records connected to the matter.
- Record names and contact details for agencies or offices you have interacted with, if known.
- Keep court or agency names with the relevant papers and note the questions those documents raise.
- Use the city’s Open Records Request directory for city records requests; it is separate from the Report an Issue link.
- If you are researching court contacts, note that the Walton County clerk directory separately identifies Superior Court Criminal Filings.
- Prepare a concise account of the matter and questions for an initial conversation with the firm.
Questions about criminal defense
What records-request option appears in Loganville’s Services directory?
The directory publishes an Open Records Request link to the city forms site and a separate Report an Issue link. Its city contact telephone is 770-466-1165.
How does the Walton Clerk listing identify criminal filings?
Superior Court Criminal Filings is one of its separately labelled office-contact descriptions, alongside Superior Court Civil Filings. The overall Clerk entry is at 303 South Hammond Drive, Suite 335, Monroe, GA 30655, with telephone 770-267-1307.
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