If your homeless and have chronic pain don't come to this building with your medication unless you…read morehave card from doctor or they will confiscate it. Hide your meds outside. I find that the government could care less about homeless people so watch out.

Pretty straight forward every interaction I had was pleasant. From asking for help at the help desk…read moreto getting where I needed to go I showed up 10 minutes prior to my time I needed to be there and everything was smooth.

I never got a spoon or a mug. At first they put me in the most embarrasing piece of clothing which…read morei would compare to a carpet. Extremely uncomfortable during intake. Freezing i may add. Until i finally got a blanket. The cell blocks were overflowing. Not nearly enough room for all the inmates.

Stayed here for a weekend back in 2017. Staff is not accommodating, little attention given to…read moremeals, rooms not very clean. Would not recommend.

We came in to get a marriage license (with an appointment), and had a very smooth experience! We…read moregot directions up front and found our waiting area quickly, got a ticket, and probably only sat for 4/5 minutes before being called up. The whole process took about 10 minutes sitting at the counter, and the lady was very nice, and congratulated us. We did notice a typo as we left, and came back to wait another 1/2 minutes with a new number, and got this corrected right away. It was our fault not noticing but they were very kind in fixing this quickly! Overall an incredibly smooth process. I am from NE and these things take much longer there than at this office!

Heather was fantastic at assisting me with getting my title work corrected and in order without…read morefurther issues. Found everything necessary for my to not male numerous trips and was definitely customer friendly! 6******.. PL.

The courthouse smells like old people and looks like it is stuck on the 1960-1970's but the kids…read morepark is pretty nice and my kid loves it. They also offer recycling, nearest public recycling facility to our house. It usually is overflowing by the end of the week though.

The Dept. of Motor vehicles on Pecos st... was the best. Thank you for your wonderful staff…read more Especially, Jenny, she was helpful, kind, efficient and knowledgeable. How nice to work with a government agency that actually is polite and kind. Thank you so much

Kiosk 8. DMV Wednesday Oct 9th 10 am Fabulous service. Kind…read moreand efficient. HOW REFRESHING - DMV was a pleasant experience. Ty

So I got a careless driving ticket that I was found guilty the main reason for me writing this is…read morebecause of how ridiculous it is that I was found guilty even though common sense and knowledge would say I was not guilty.( very disappointing) long story short I got in an accident during a really bad snow storm in February where I totaled my car after accelerating over a foot pile of snow on the main road of 120th and I-25 causing my car to lose complete control. The cop who arrived on scene later made "speculation" and circumstantial evidence of what he thought happened which saying I was driving too "unsafe" and "fast". Funny fact that isn't considered actual evidence. But for some reason despite me pointing out it was all speculation and that I was driving very careful and that the fault was the road not me driving carelessly. I've admitted fault in every traffic ticket I've gotten this is the first one I went to actual court for and honestly I'm disappointed. Which leads me to assume that I was guilty already and that they perceived the law in anyway possible to find that I was guilty. Very unprofessional and due to its new building and no yelp page I'd make one for them so that anyone prepared to fight a ticket I hope you don't end up here. Honestly I'm Uber upset with how things turned like if a person slips on ice outside a store (it's not he was carelessly walking) no it a fine for the store because it there job to make sure it's safe. Same logic applies to the road unless a 150 pound person inside the vehicle can Superman outside and stop a sliding car, baffled. It not innocent until proven guilty. It's guilty until you prove your innocence.

I posted Bond and have never had a FTA. I am near entering into a Plea Agreement and resolving the…read morepending matter. I feel the check-in process in my situation is over kill. I am 69 years old and can barely operate a Android phone let allow a computer. I do appreciate you bonding me out. I live in a area where sometimes phone reception is bad at times. And a lot of times I am out of phone signal range when working. So if i do not respond please call me and leave a message or text and when i am in range i will contact you. Thank you Bob

These guys require 5k/ month and 5 years for a rental agreement…read more My brother can't get out of jail because the co-signer only has 2 years rental history.

I had an excellent experience working with Bruce Weiner at Bridge to Justice. Both he and BreAnne…read moreMeyer were responsive and supportive. The advice and insights that were offered to me were always delivered in a polite and respectful manner. I am appreciative of their services and would highly recommend Bridge to Justice to anyone. Their efforts to be able to help those with less means without compromising on the quality of the services they provide is exemplary and should be emulated by others.

I couldn't find a place to leave an honest review, that's always a bad sign if organizations are…read moreafraid of reviews. Don't waste your time or have low expectations. They don't actually help, or do anything, even though there is often simple legal action they could take to help. "Representation" is not really what one gets. After going through a slow process to qualify, which may be too little too late, you may get to speak with an attorney. That doesn't equal representation. They pay "contract" attorneys to speak with clients. The contract attorney makes money and you don't really have help. Just because someone has a law degree, doesn't mean they know the type of law you need help with, or care. This is like a side job for bad attorneys and don't confuse non-profit with caring. It's so frustrating because they could help. Bridge to Nowhere gets money from the State and other grants, this is what they are supposed to do. This organization has always been kind of useless. They need to offer real representation. Mediate, write letters, file motions. People are overwhelmed when they need legal help and these people do nothing.

This guy is a total scam artist!! My son could have had a warrant out for his arrest because of his…read moreirresponsibility! We hired him and of course he took our $500, said he was going to reschedule our court date and he would get back to us once that was done. Two weeks later we still heard nothing and he ignored all our attempts to contact him. We ended up calling the Westminster court clerk the day before my son was suppose to appear and they said NOTHING HAD BEEN RESCHEDULED!!!! So if my son did not appear there would be a warrant out for his arrest. So we frantically prepared for court in less than 24 hours, still unable to get a hold of this quack, so-called, lawyer. Luckily this was my sons first offense and he was basically let off with a warning with some community service but if it was for our due diligence this situation could have affected our 18 year old son for the rest of his life. I will be reporting him to the bar association, this poor excuse should not have a license to practice law! Please DO NOT OBTAIN HIS SERVICES!! Wish we would have checked his reviews before we paid because obviously this guy treats everyone like they are disposable.

From the owner: Welcome to Griffin Law Firm where attorney Chris Griffin helps clients facing both felony charges…read moreand misdemeanor charges. Located in Westminster, Colorado at 1490 W. 121st Ave Suite 201-A, Griffin Law Firm provides valuable legal counsel to help clients in the Denver area deal with even the most difficult cases. No matter what type of charge you are facing, Chris Griffin will help you through every step of the legal process while ensuring that your rights are protected. Chris Griffin received an undergraduate degree in Psychology from the University of Colorado at Butler. He graduated from the University of Denver, Sturm College of Law, and he has taught college-level criminal justice. Griffin has more than 13 years of experience in prosecution from serving as a Deputy District Attorney in Colorado 17th Judicial District for Adams and Bloomfield Counties. He has also spent four years as a criminal defense attorney. As a District Attorney,Griffin tried cases ranging from simple traffic violations to first degree murder. His experience has given him the ability to analyze any type of criminal case, and he has won the majority of his cases. His experience in prosecution also makes it easy for him to see both sides of the cases he represents. Being arrested and charged with a crime is a stressful and frightening experience. Knowing the right steps to take can be nearly impossible when you have no legal experience...