Almost all bankruptcy 341 meeting of creditors for the Rome division of the Northern District of Georgia are held in the Federal Building in Rome, Georgia.
If you get lost on your way to meeting don’t bother asking the average person in Rome “Where is the Federal Building?”, “Where is bankruptcy court?” or “Where is the 341 meeting of creditors?” The most likely answer you will receive is, “I don’t know.” Most people in Rome call it the old Post Office Building.
The street address for the Federal Building is 600 East First Street. Don’t bother trying to use some computer program because many of them are wrong. Many people have been late to bankruptcy court because they received bad directions from their computer program. You’ll find the correct directions to the bankruptcy 341 meeting of creditors below.
Please Note: If you do not bring BOTH your Social Security card and your driver’s license to bankruptcy court, your hearing will not be heard and you will have to come back at a later date.
If you are driving from Acworth/Cartersville:
Take I-75 north to exit 290. At the end of the exit ramp, take a left. You will go under the expressway and you should see a Cracker Barrel on your right. You are going to stay on this road until it dead ends. You will pass a Wal-Mart on your left. When the road dead ends, you will see a Shell gas station straight ahead. Turn left and then make a quick right. There is a stop sign at the end of the ramp onto 411/GA 20. At this point, you should see my glorious billboard. Take a right. You will by a QT gas station. After you pass the Racetrack gas station, turn right when you see the sign for Rome. You will be on this road for roughly 25 miles. As you approach Rome, you will pass by another Wal-Mart. Watch the signs carefully. You will fork to the right. You will pass a Kroger and a Home Depot. After you cross the river, you will see a CVS drugstore on your right. Take a left at that traffic light. Go thru the traffic light at the bottom of the hill and turn left into the parking lot of Federal Building.
If you are driving from Calhoun/Dalton/Chattanooga:
Take I-75 South to the Exit 312 (Rome/Fairmount). At the end of the exit turn right. You will be on Highway 53. Take a right onto state Highway 53 and follow the signs to Rome. It is approximately 23 miles from the exit to the Federal Building. At the fourth red light as you come into Rome, bear left past Old Tymer BBQ and stay in the middle lane. Go straight through the next light at Turner McCall Blvd. The Federal Building is located on East First Street, one and a half block off Turner McCall Blvd.
If you are driving from Summerville/Chattooga County:
Take Highway 27 South into Rome. This highway becomes Second Avenue once it enters Rome. You will go past Floyd Medical Center and Safe Lock & Key (on your left) and you cross the Oostanaula River Bridge. At the first traffic light in downtown, turn left. This is Broad Street. Head northeast on Broad Street toward East 6th Avenue. Turn right at East 6th Avenue. Take the first left onto East 1st Street.
If you are driving from Carrollton/Bremen/Cedartown:
Take Highway 27 North into Rome. This highway becomes Turner McCall Blvd. At the fifth traffic light (Checkers will be on your right and a brown tile building will be on your left), turn left onto Broad Street. Head northeast on Broad Street toward East 6th Avenue. Turn right at East 6th Avenue. Take the first left onto East 1st Street.
If you are driving from Atlanta Airport/Rockmart:
Camp Creek Parkway/US 278 exits from the Airport. On this road, you will travel through Powder Springs, Hiram, Dallas, and then to Rockmart. Turn right onto US 101 North in Rockmart. US 101 will become Dean Avenue. Stay in the right lane. Highway 27 North will connect with Turner McCall Blvd. At the fifth traffic light (Checkers will be on your right and a brown tile building will be on your left), turn left onto Broad Street. Head northeast on Broad Street toward East 6th Avenue. Turn right at East 6th Avenue. Take the first left onto East 1st Street.
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