What an amazing process. It's a civic duty to keep Democratic ideals in place for a judgment by a…read morepanel of your peers. It was a criminal case and I really enjoyed listening to the attorneys and the judge who thanked everyone for their time. The building is huge and ornate as well. Who knew they had a Cafe on the 1st floor? Lunch was pretty good: fried chicken well seasoned with that lovely brown "you know it was cooked all the way" color, collard greens and macaroni and cheese. Worth going in person to see how things work. All in All it was a good day.

I was at the courthouse for Jury duty. I spent the entire 8 hours reading a book and listening to…read moremusic. I was welcomed to the courthouse by the extremely "friendly" security staff. They got the job done through and ensured everyone was safe going into the building. I was very disappointed that the drink machine was out of order when they had advertised online that you could purchase refreshments in the waiting area. Towards the end of the day, I did find out that you can leave the waiting area to purchase drinks and snacks from vending machines on another floor. They really should have posted a sign indicating this information on their broken vending machines. Although I did not get picked to be on a jury, I enjoyed sitting in a comfortable chair and reading my book for 8 hours. Hopefully I don't have to go back soon.

Staff were extremely courteous, helpful and polite. Process was extremely easy. On the back end,…read morethey reply to E-Mail extremely expeditiously. This is a true shocker! Doing business with government should be efficient and streamlined - and this was my experience. I wanted to thank the staff for allowing me to take my oath using my Jewish Prayer Book; - This was so kind and meant so much to me. Thank you all for being so respectful of my religion. A+

The few times I've been here, I have never had a problem or issue. I recently came to take the Oath…read morefor my notary. I parked in a parking deck down the street and walked to the Register of Deeds office, which is right behind the courthouse. When you enter, just like at the courthouse, you have to go thru security like normal. The security guards ask where you're going, and they give you directions as to where to go so you don't get lost, which is very helpful. There's a long hallway that leads to the room where you go to get your marriage license and notary oaths taken. As soon as I walked in, there was no line a nice lady at the counter asked what I needed and once I told her she was quick to help me out, I did my Oath and was in and out in less than 10min. I just hate going to uptown for anything because of the parking situation, but other than that, I always have a pleasant interaction with anyone at the Register of Deeds office.

On a Sunday morning that was more rainy than drizzly, I stopped by the Rowan County Courthouse in…read moreSalisbury with umbrella deployed and it immediately felt like one of those buildings that deserves a slow walk even in bad weather. Rowan County was formed in 1753 and named for Mtthew Rowan, the acting governor of North Carolina, and Salisbury has served as the county seat from the start. The city's name comes from Salisbury in England, a choice that fit the British roots of the early settlers who laid out the town in the mid 1700s. The current courthouse went up in 1914 and was designed by Frank Pierce Milburn, and at this point I feel like I am on a Milburn tour of the South since I have seen so many of his works from Reidsville's courthouse just yesterday to Wilkes County's courthouse in Washington Georgia and even Wise County Courthouse in Virginia! Milburn's Rowan County Courthouse leans fully into the Classical Revival look with tall columns, a balanced facade, and the kind of stone and proportion that make a civic building feel grounded and permanent. Even with the rain coming down, the details stood out, and the place has that familiar Milburn mix of formality and approachability that shows up across his portfolio. Walking the grounds with the streets quiet and the pavement wet made it easy to appreciate how well the building sits on its corner and how it still carries the weight of a county seat that has been here since colonial days. [Review 640 of 2026 - 4728 in North Carolina - 25821 overall] [Rowan County is number 78 of my quest to visit all 100 North Carolina County Courthouses. See https://www.yelp.com/collection/bgSlwoF6jU6MHqVx1fJ_oA/.]

Estates department is non responsive, clerks in all departments are usually of zero to no help.read more

Service excellent representation when I say this lawyer have your back and come through he did…read moreall that and more please please make McCartan law firm Your first and only choice to represent you.!!

I can't recommend Christopher McCartan enough. From the very beginning, he made me feel comfortable…read moreand at ease with everything going on in my case. I was overwhelmed and anxious, but he explained things clearly, took the time to listen, and genuinely cared about what I was going through. It didn't feel like just another case to him--he treated it (and me) with respect and compassion. On top of that, he's very affordable and worked with me, which took a huge weight off my shoulders. Thanks to his calm and confident approach, I was able to get through a really tough time with peace of mind. Truly grateful for his support and guidance.

Examiner Eley was very helpful and patient this morning. I appreciate her for helping me. The line…read morewas quick and efficient.

The most awful DMV systems out of 6 states I have lived in. The online appointment system doesn't…read morework, I stood in line for 35 minutes in the pouring rain, only to get a check in code, and wait 4 hours in the car and lobby, before your number was called. I decided to give another star after making the cranky employee smile when she didn't like my photo she took. Overall, California State is not bad, waiting in line for 2 hours is a simple task vs the 4.5 hours in North Carolina.

Brandon Roseman did a wonderful job representing me in the Mecklenburg Courthouse regarding a…read morecitation I received for speeding. He was very professional and handled things in a timely manner. I was able to get off with an improper equipment charge and no points to my driving record or a hit to my insurance. I recommend Brandon for future representation.

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I had got in trouble with the law for the first time ever in my life! Taylor Conner fought my case!…read moreThe outcome was great! I was relieved from stress! The law staff assured me there was nothing to worry about. They were always available anytime for any questions I had. I am so glad I choose Taylor Conner to represent me in court. I can finally move on with my life. I can't thank her or her firm enough for what they have done! I am extremely grateful.

Way back over 15 years ago, I engaged Scott Robertson to represent me regarding several charges…read more At that time, I was in a dark place, battling addiction and all of the turmoil that manifested itself due to my struggles that accompanied it. Scott ALWAYS treated me with the upmost respect during those dark times! He is an incredibly savvy lawyer but, more importantly, he is a compelling and righteous man!

Scott is awesome.. He is very knowledgable, professional and all around great guy. I was a victim…read moreof identity theft and he represented me and got everything that appeared under my name to go away... He took the time to explain things I didn't understand and answered all of my questions and d he did all of this without emptying my bank account with outrageous fees. Thanks Scott

This marker is under a tree and so it's not in great condition. It's also hard to read if you're…read morezipping by. I was able to park in the nearby church lot and walk over. The marker reads, "Whig general, was killed at Cowan's Ford, Feb. 1, 1781. Davidson College and Davidson County are named for him." Davidson College: https://www.yelp.com/biz/davidson-college-davidson Online, as is usual with North Carolina's brief markers, there is more information. "William Lee Davidson, for whom both Davidson County and of Davidson College are named, was born in 1746 in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, the son of George Davidson, an Irish immigrant. William's mother apparently died in childbirth, and George Davidson joined the migration from Pennsylvania to the Piedmont of North Carolina, eventually settling along Davidson's Creek in Iredell County. When his father died in 1760, William was placed under the care of Alexander Osborn and John Brevard, two of the wealthiest men in the area. Under their patronage, Davidson attended Sugaw Creek Academy near Charlotte and studied under Alexander Craighead. In 1767, Davidson married Mary Brevard, John's daughter, and sister of Ephraim Brevard, one of the authors of the Mecklenburg Resolves." "On February 1, 1781, Davidson's militia forces attempted to delay Cornwallis's crossing of the Catawba River at Cowan's Ford. His men held against a vastly numerical superior force until Davidson fell dead from multiple gunshots." "Davidson's death was much lamented in the American ranks. Described as the "chief instrument relied upon by Greene for the assemblage of the militia," Davidson was remembered as "a man of popular manners, pleasing address, active and indefatigable." His pistols, sword, and wallet were taken by British forces and given to Cornwallis after the skirmish. They are on display at Guilford Courthouse National Military Park in Greensboro." Quite the Continental hero. Much respect. [Review 13393 overall, 712 of 2020.]