I'm not sure how to say this, but beware parking around the courthouse! I had a medium size rat hitchhike in my car back home with me! There has been no other activity prior at my place of residence (5 years)! This had cost me close to $3,000 of repair and maintenance. Do not leave food in your car parking in Pasadena! read more

Judge in Dept A , doesn't review the evidence, nor are her decisions based on actual LAW but what seems like a random split in an attempt to be fair even though the evidence proves the defendants lied through their teeth and blatantly broke several laws. Where is the justice and fairness in regards to my injuries? Although it may not have been my best representation of the facts because I was shaking and I was so nervous, my case WAS proven for every single thing in my claim. Defendant should not only be held in contempt for all the lies she told (which again, I proved through evidence) she should be in jail for medical battery for the injuries she caused. Defendant is not even a doctor, she is a nurse practitioner who broke many laws and I was only awarded a fraction of the judgment which means there is no resolution to my injuries, health or healing for me. This is just devastating. When the facts where there! The judge just didn't take the time to review. This review won't change anything in my case but may it serve as a record for when this defendant severely injures someone else for practicing beyond her credentials. With a minor smack on the hand without consequences, this practically leaves her free to continue practicing illegally and putting so many people at risk for injury. FAILURE IN JUSTICE read more

Parking is available all over the place. People are scanned when entering. Restrooms are available. Don't expect amenities as this is a Court House. As in any Court building, Don't wear Bum looking clothes. Be dignified, wear appropriate attire. When entering, follow the Guards instructions with a smile. You'll be treated fairly. read more

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Extremely unprofessional experience with commissioner marcelo d'asero. He was verbally abusive, yelling and banging on the desk at litigants. Most concerning was his lack of familiarity with the court's evidence system, because he did not know how to operate the technology, he incorrectly blamed me for 'not submitting evidence' that was already in the system. He was condescending, mocked people in open court, and abused minute orders to cover his own errors. Most alarmingly, he explicitly stated, 'Nothing you say will change my mind,' before I had even began presenting my main case arguments, a clear admission of prejudgment. Constantly interrupted and yelled at litigants from other cases as well. He didn't understand some of the rules and procedures of small claims and just winged it. This commissioner actively creates a hostile environment that undermines the right to a fair small claims hearing. He is not qualified to be sitting on that bench if he cannot handle the basic tools of the job. If you happen to get commissioner marcelo d'asero for your small claims case, it is your right to request a real judge before the hearing. At least maybe you might get a fair chance at a trial. Wish I knew this before. read more

ROOM 300- SELF HELP CENTER They're very busy all the time so get there right when they open, they have lunch at 12 so they are closed, when I've came before they didn't tell us that, and there's only a paper that shows the time but it's in Spanish. Me and this old mandarin lady didn't know what was going on so I had to google translated for her and showed her that they're closed for lunch. I think they should really put the information up in multiple languages (English ofc, mandarin, and Vietnamese too) read more

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The ladies in clerk office for family law are rude and incompetent. Even after showing them I had an appointment the girl with the lashes said she didn't know what I was there for and that she couldn't help me. I explained to her and even showed her my phone of the appointment. Even after explaining to her what I was there for, she smiled, laughed and said yeah I don't know. She then gets up and goes the other clerk and they both laughed, and weren't helpful at all. Why do people get jobs and can't even offer to help. That's what they are there for, to offer help and guidance. Please do better and either train this ladies or get new staff. read more

This courthouse is fake, the rulings here are from incompetent judicial officers, and based upon personal beliefs, notwithstanding law. By failing to cite or engage with the actual contents of a §995 motion, the prosecution defaulted on the burden of defending the information's legal sufficiency. A judge observing proper judicial role should either grant the motion outright or demand clarification- not invent a defense theory that was never asserted. When the prosecution files an opposition to a §995 motion but fails to cite or respond to the specific arguments raised in the defense's motion itself, it violates the principle of responsive pleading, and in California, that omission carries serious weight especially when coupled with the trial court's failure to hold them to task. Legally and philosophically, the judge presiding over a §995 motion is bound to evaluate the legal sufficiency of the evidence in the preliminary hearing based strictly on the arguments and record presented. The judge is not an advocate, nor is he permitted to shift the legal burden or inject an independent justification to salvage the magistrate's holding order when the prosecution has failed to do so themselves. Let us dissect the problem clearly, then state how everyone's rights are undermined at this courthouse. Under Penal Code §995(a)(2)(B), a defendant moves to set aside an information if the magistrate committed legal error by holding the defendant to answer without reasonable or probable cause. This motion is not a re-litigation of the facts, but a legal attack on the sufficiency of the evidence presented at the preliminary hearing. The motion requires the superior court judge to review only the transcript and evidence from that hearing, not outside arguments or speculation. The motion DOES NOT require a showing of judicial abuse of discretion. Nobody knows why the judge inculcated that. Perhaps it was because they never read the motion which they claimed to have read. The motion alleged that the evidence presented, taken at face value or in proper context, was insufficient to establish probable cause for at least one material element of the charged crime. All elements are core elements. That alone dismantles the prosecution's basis to bring the charge before a magistrate, and requires dismissal, regardless of whether the magistrate's conduct was "abusive." The judge played an inappropriate role in inventing the prosecution's defense. A judge must not act as an advocate for the opposing party. A court is bound by the adversarial structure of proceedings, and when a party fails to justify its position, the court may not fill in the gaps on their behalf. When the prosecution did not defend the holding order on the grounds of judicial discretion, the court had NO authority to insert that theory sua sponte as the basis for denying the §995 motion. This is especially true because a §995 motion is decided based on the record and legal arguments raised, not on speculative judicial justifications. Judicial neutrality is meant to be a fundamental guarantee. especially when evaluating whether the government had legal cause to prosecute a citizen. When the court rejected the §995 motion based on a rationale that neither the defense nor the prosecution ever argued, and which was irrelevant to the actual legal claim, it engaged in impermissible advocacy, undermining the legitimacy of the process. The judge's decision was based on an incorrect legal standard, such as requiring proof of abuse of discretion when the §995 motion was about legal insufficiency. The trial court denied the defense's Penal Code §995 motion on grounds not argued by the parties and unrelated to the legal standard governing the motion. By conditioning its ruling on an unsupported requirement -that the defense prove judicial misconduct rather than evidentiary insufficiency THE COURT MISAPPLIED THE LAW and violated judicial neutrality. Is courthouse has an issue with procedural fairness, which is the legal idea that the court must judge only what is argued, only by the rules, and only with neutral regard for the outcome. That is a bedrock principle of due process, and when judges discard it to protect flawed prosecutions, the result is not just legal error but moral decay in the judicial role. read more

The facility is grand but the people who work here are few brain cells away from incompetent. I don't know what's personally wrong with them, but they have certainly gone awry, and the world does not have enough applicants or candidates to replace these defective officers of the courts. Law is supposed to be a serious field but these blokes treat it like a job that they drag their knuckles to every day, and the pay they receive for pretending to care only further enables their toxicity. Something will be done about this, by the will of God. They cannot continue to damage the integrity of the law this way. Not in this Good country of ours. They are meant to be fair and impartial, they are meant to stand for fairness, correctness, equality, justice and liberty but instead, they stand for their own egos as if anyone gives a damn about who they are personally. We only care about the work which needs to be done that day in court --not who performs it. If they need to change their names and wear face masks to enforce the law instead of their own personal beliefs, then we have employed the wrong people. These people must have faith in the law, they must adjudicate the law as it is meant to be enforced, and they must do so knowing that the outcome of justice has nothing to do with their personal beliefs. We never bent or broke the law, but our arguments against false allegations fell onto deaf ears and daft heads. We argued well, and legally during pretrial "negotiations" but the prostitutor evaded every single argument which would have defeated their unjust position against us, and they steamrolled us with ignorance, incompetence and animosity prejudiced as adamant discretion. We then filed motions, to which they filed oppositions that had NOTHING to do with the substance of our motions. We then replied addressing the defective opposition, mentioning that it was irrelevant to the points and authorities of the motion it opposed. The hearing for that motion was neither about the motion nor a discussion of the law. The judge spoke with vicious animus and denied the motion which he clearly never read, and then abused his discretionary power to refuse to reference ONE PART of the motion to prove that he ever read a single line from it. There is disgustingly gross misunderstanding of the law on the court's part but obviously nobody is able to highlight it. It's a fun game to these people. That's the thing with these people. They arm their egotistic prejudice with "discretionary powers" which the people of this nation have wrongfully trusted them with, and then they defend against any argument regarding abuse of that power, by asking for proof or evidence of abuse. They veil their prejudice under the guise of "discretionary power" and then refuse to act fairly, or provide reason for their decisions --by telling you that they don't have to tell you. These people are mad in every sense of the word. Look at their reviews. There's no wonder why the People dislike this courthouse. It has incompetent officers. Rule against the people as they may, but if they were fair and explanative, the people would be understanding and learn from their alleged mistakes, but the officers of this court are so incompetent and disgusted of their own employment that they even refuse to be fair as it would require a few cells more in mental energy. We don't care if the ruling is against us so long as it's fair, our argument is that the rulings are NOT fair, but purported to be and nobody provides any reason for us to gauge the fairness. If you broke the law according to the law then it must be clearly demonstrated by the court, but not in this court, go elsewhere. California is large, fly up north if you want real justice, don't have the matter heard in satanic and egotistic Los Angeles county. Go away from the vanity of Hollywood, these people are tainted with bias and they enforce personal beliefs and NOT the law. Change venue. This court is diseased of rubbish people. read more

Jerry B. Marshak is THE BEST JUDGE I HAVE EVER WITNESSED ! Fair to all ! I now have faith in the legal system ! We need more judges like him ! HONEST FUNNY SMILING AND SERVING JUSTICE WITH A HEART ! ! LOVE I almost want to go back to court so we can witness some good stuff ! My mom was in court for the first time ever and she wants me to Thank you Judge Marshak and tell u that she can't find the words to describe how wonderful she thinks u are ! She said your Fabulous ! !!!! Thank u Sir ! read more

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This building is dated and difficult to navigate. I had a hard time finding anyone to help direct me to the court room I needed to be in as paperwork does not say what floor is located on. Parking in the adjacent lot was okay but as I exited I had to walk over an encampment and human vomit in the staircase. Plenty of other people, attorneys and police are turning a blind eye and stepping over someone's trash and belongings. It's a pretty sad reflection on society. The court itself was handled professionally and moved through their docket well. My complaint is really with the building and its administration. read more

I'd like to give a shoutout to court employee Daniel. My request for medical excuse from jury service at the Superior Court in downtown. LA was lost. Fortunately, I made a copy before mailing it. So rather than taking my chances of it getting lost in the mail again, I found out from Daniel who helped me first by phone, then in person, that the Pasadena could handle my jury duty excuse request. He is a pleasure to deal with - friendly, human and professional. Thank you so much Daniel. read more

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Over the decades, I've heard this court is racist to POC -- I guess this depends on the judge, assuming not all judges are white and colored judges can also be racist towards other POC, etc. Well, I went to see the judge for my toll violation ticket. (D'astero, I think his name is spelled). There was about 8-9 people in court, 3 were hispanic and the rest were Asian. The 3 Hispanic people go first, and I noticed their fines for speeding, driving without a license, driving without insurance were significantly dropped to $25-35. Then 2 Asian people went up before me, and both needed an interpreter (one in Chinese, and one in Korean). The judge was giving them a hard time, shaking his head, being condescending towards them. When it was my turn, I asked for a fee reduction from the $234 I got for my Fastrak ticket. He said, "okay, I'll lower your ticket to $25, BUT CA taxes, your ticket is now $194". WHAT? Since when does a ticket or citation have a tax of nearly 8X?? My Fastrak ticket cost more than the speeding ticket, no insurance ticket, running a red light ticket for the non-Asians before me. Seems unfair. The "punishment" in this case the ticket cost doesn't align with the actual violation. Mean while, my friends that got toll violations in the mail only paid $15 to $25 max. I don't get it. I have the actual Fastrak transponder, and I get charged 8-12X what people that don't even have it get charged when they get cited. ****The black girl with glasses that was at the clerks office right in front of Dept. M court house is the nicest person I've encountered working at the court! We need more people like her working at the courts. People already have a crappy day at the court, but when dealing with someone nice like her, it makes a crappy day a little better. Give her a raise!*** read more

I think one of the best courthouses ever in California. I have had good experience in taking care of traffic tickets here. I guess that's why my review is good because the female judges left me with some slack to take care of unpaid tickets, and given me extensions to do so. Sweet Judge that worked here, I forget her name, and I am sure she may be retired, because that would be over 20 years ago I was at this Court House. read more

There is no self-help offered at this courthouse. The clerks often make mistakes, such as not filing paperwork, and when e-filing clerks are incredibly picky and provide unclear explanations for rejection of documents. If you decide to go to court in-person to file paperwork, expect long wait times. The judge for small claims does not allow any type of service for documents besides personal service, despite other options being available if service is difficult because parties are intentionally dodging service. Judge dismisses cases, requiring you to re-file, even if you ask for an extension ahead of time. read more

They need more cashiers they only have two poor ladies they try their best but this sis so frustrating waiting period more than 40 min to get a registration sticker nonesense read more

Had one of the worst experiences here. They make it so hard to do what you have to do, even if the situation is already hard they make you jump through hoops. They admitted to losing my paperwork several times and they also input incorrect data on it several times. Very unprofessional and hard to work with. Not to mention that the judge was almost two hours late on my court date. read more

I don't care the outcome of my case BUT I'd like to say both judges need to be voted out. Brought in so much evidence of doing a job I performed and Dodson came in for 5 minutes and finished the entire sentencing within 10 minutes. Didn't look at evidence I worked on for months. Didn't care about contracts signed. Didn't care about provisions signed. Gave the bad guys more than what they were owed. It's all about who you know here. No justice. Alkana Law, I think they are located close to the courthouse -- absolute crooks, don't use them as your lawyers. I have nothing but bad things to say about them. Eugene and Rebecca Alkana lie and steal from small businesses. read more

I received a jury summons in the mail. I cannot make it this time due to a health issue. I called in and spoke to Mayla. What can I say? She sounded jaded and apathetic. As only a county employee CAN sound. I have spoken to several people who claim they ignore the jury summons they receive and nothing ever comes of it. THAT is what I'm going to do from now on! read more

Just a few heads up (from experience) if you want to minimize frustration: * Do not bring your vape. They will ask you to put it back in your car. Keys and wallets are fine. * You're better off coming at 8:00am on the dot for any self service stuff (eg filing for orders). You come an hour before they close, they will tell you to come early the next day because they have to process a queue of other applicants. * Expect to wait even if you manage to come early, so don't have anything planned. * No one's going to be overly friendly. The workers probably get asked the same questions everyday. So come prepared to be given attitude. read more

I would give this place zero stars if I could. Trial was supposed to be at 8:30 am but judge doesn't show up until 9:10 am. Just sitting around waiting with a group of 20 other losers for 40 minutes. And I thought that this was supposed to be my trial, not an arraignment. I don't care to hear why other people got their ticket and whether they plead guilty of not guilty. I just want my ticket dismissed and leave as soon as possible. What a waste of time. read more

This review is for the family court section. The ladies at the window were very helpful and non judgmental, especially the one with the tattoos. I am grateful for them as they helped me with super important documents. They all have really nice nails too haha. read more

Family Law Clerks are as rude as they come. "Supervisor" Michelle Mitchell is vile, it's no wonder everyone who works under her hates their job. It is not necessary to be so damn rude to people who are most likely going through one of the hardest events in their life such as divorce! A little compassion and empathy goes a long way! read more

I had a fix-it ticket and got my vehicle repaired and paid my fees, only for Pasadena Superior Court to leave my citation open, tell me that I either find a receipt from a while ago, or pay $193 extra (the fee was $25) to remedy their mishandling and improper conduct when it came to money. It's very clear that Pasadena Courthouse does not do thorough bookkeeping and they require people to take extra steps to make up for their mistakes read more

My rating is solely based on my experience attending night court on Monday 7/1/19. I was cited for a speeding ticket with a hefty $490.00 fine. My speed was not 25 miles over the limit and yet the officer checked off the non correctional box. I naturally didn't catch this till the next day and knew I wcourt instead of just paying it online. read more

Made an appointment to file in small claims dept. Arrived on time to stand near window 3 while the teller was assisting someone on the phone. Teller One has nobody but tells me to wait for teller in window 3 even though his window is open. After waiting about 15 minutes, someone comes in after me and walks up to window One teller who calls in Ross to assist the gentleman who walked in after me. Why? - We were both there for the same reason and I was there first- Teller One (Bald guy) why did you not call Ross out to assist me while your co-worker was on the phone? Meanwhile teller from window 3 is still on the phone & signals me toward his window then tries to assist me while at the same time that he is speaking on the phone. There was no point in making an appt. You wont get service at the time of your appointment even if you are the only one standing in front of the windows. Nice gentleman in window 3 but service not so good! read more

Incredibly rude and unhelpful employees at the clerk counter. One man seemed like he had no idea where he was and had AirPods on (left most counter on 5/23/22 around 10am). Asked for help and always got an I don't know. Another lady was SO mean and condescending. THIS lady needs to be fired. (Left most counter on 5/23/22 around 10am). You all need to realize that some of us are here dealing with incredibly difficult situations. We are only asking for direction and help. There is absolutely no need to be so rude. Please quit if you hate your job so much but don't take it out on others. read more

Never had an issue with this court till today. This has always been my preferred court location. But today in Dept M i had a traffic arraignment at 8:30am. And was told by the judge to wear actual clothes to court. Like huh?! I had a t shirt n pants on. Not a low cut shirt either. I was on my way to the gym afterwards to work on my health, fitness and confidence. And now a judge who body shames for the clothes u wear that don't meet her standards? Like how how dare u body shame someone in a room full of people! Why do women do this? Like clearly im going to the gym its obvious. How about do your job and keep your insecure comments to yourself. People need to be kind and motivate and encourage body positivity and emotional well being and female confidence. Smh. . read more

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I'm giving pasadena courthouse a 5 because it is not Los Angeles courthouse. Pasadena courthouse is small, easy parking, easy access to cafeteria, fast and easy to pay parking tickets or any other tickets. BTW, cops here are pretty nice and chili and it is also because it's not Los Angeles courthouse. Jury duty 5th floor Cafeteria is 3rd floor Bring your phone charger if you have jury duty because that shit it boring as hell. I couldn't find my charger so my phone died at 12 pm and I was left with 2018 magazine until 4pm read more

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Easy security check-in process, nice staff. Tiny restrooms. Some of the water fountains don't work. The air conditioning was not working in one of the courtrooms, so it was uncomfortable inside. read more

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Just finished jury duty. Luckily Colorado Blvd is a few blocks away. Beats going to downtown la.

Terrible services, long waitlines at the service window and one particular staff member who keeps messing up my paperwork. I have settled the bail amount in full for my traffic ticket and still got a notice to send me to the 'collection' services. Very disappointed at their bookkeeping. read more

This review is for Jury Duty only. This was my first time serving in Pasadena and I was actually excited for three reasons: 1. It was closer to home (I usually get sent DTLA), 2. Lots of yummy eateries, especially, with the Paseo Colorado literally down the street, and 3. My new employer pays for unlimited days of jury duty service, and so I'm not having to worry about using vacation hours or not getting paid for the amount of service should the case takes longer. Parking: Parking structure located behind the Pasadena Work Permit Building on the corner of Ramona and Marengo. You'll enter from Ramona and will receive a jury parking pass. Place it on your dashboard and park on the 3rd level. Afterwards, it's just a brisk 5min walk to the courthouse. The courthouse is located adjacent to the Pasadena Library and Express Yourself Coffee Bar. It is a huge, old brown building on the corner of Garfield and Walnut. The procedures done here are simple and easy, unlike DTLA where it is rather chaotic. After I went through security, here's what I experienced and a few tips in between: 1. 5th Floor to the Jury Assembly Room 511 and wait outside until they are ready to start. 2. Staff: The security guards at the metal detectors are decent and professional. Our Lead Employee for the Jury Assembly Room that day was Lisa. She was very nice, patient and directions given by her were crystal clear. 3. Before they let you in, you'll form two lines and get a small questionnaire to fill out. 4. You can sit wherever you want in the Jury Assembly Room. I ended sitting at a computer with internet access, yes! The room is nicely ventilated. A bit chilly, but good since it keeps you awake and sipping a hot cup of coffee is nice in there. Side Note: There's five computer stations available with internet access. I was fortunate that the people in the Jury Assembly Room with me were either on their own phones, watching the news or playing on their own laptop. Also, the only outlets available are the ones underneath the computers. 5. The Lead Employee in charge that day will go over the Jury Summons with you and you'll turn it in afterwards. They will then ask if you need to be excused or reschedule for another date or transferred to another courthouse and to see them at the Clerk's Window regarding it. 6. Once you're inside the Jury Assembly Room, they will have the news on. There's no orientation on TV. You're free to do whatever you want in there as long as it's quiet and not disruptive. They even have assorted books and puzzles available too. 7. Food and Drinks inside the Courthouse: Café is located on the 3rd Floor, and there are vending machines on the 1st Floor. 8. Lunch Time: You get 2 hours, yay! (Usually, lunch is 1.5 hours in DTLA). However, the inside joke amongst jurors is that since the here elevators are super so slow in coming up and down, that's why you probably get that extra 30 mins, lol! 9. If you're not picked for a case or if the case you're assigned to has settled, then you're free! You turn in your badge and get a green slip signifying that you have completed your jury duty service. 10. Restrooms: They're clean, but old and worn down. However, they're still functional. Overall, I had a pleasant time here. It wasn't as boring and/or painful as I had anticipated. read more

Pasadena Courthouse - Adjacent to the Pasadena Library and Express Yourself Coffee Bar. On the corner of Garfield Ave & Walnut Street. Jury Duty was a breeze. - Courthouses Near Me - Pasadena, California

Came here for Jury Duty. If I had to do it again, I would chosse this court house. Free parking in the structure 1 block away. FREE Wi-Fi also. You can bring your laptop or tablet and plug in to charge and use their tables if needed. Walking distance from Old town Pasadena. Lots of great places to eat and shop on your lunch break. TIP: Potential Jurors, READ and fill your paperwork BEFORE you get here. So many people showed up asking dumb questions, all of which could have been answered if they read the summons. Your dumb questions hold up the process. They do NOT validate. You are supposed to park in the FREE structure. They do NOT excuse you for financial hardship. Call and re-schedule if needed. read more

this is the most rundown courthouse in la county, and i'm even including long beach when i say this. there is no public access to the stairwell, and there are only 3 elevators. usually only 2 are running. the elevator buttons don't light up, so you never know if you're going up or down or to which floor. it's always a surprise. the courtrooms haven't been updated since around the 1940's, and neither have the judges. just kidding. coffee? don't look for a snack shop or cafeteria. it's been closed since '08. across the street, you can find espress yourself inside the pasadena library. walk a few blocks in the opposite direction on garfield toward colorado and you'll find europane and starbucks. all within 7-10 minutes. food at the paseo and in old town. contrary to popular belief, pasadena does *not have good food. it's just a relatively clean town with nice shops and uppity restaurants with mediocre chefs. if this sounds depressing, it is. but please, remain in good spirits - jury duty is one of the most important jobs of all. read more

Very knowledgeable clerks and very helpful. I really appreciate everything they did to help me with my case.

I beat my ticket but this place still sucks. But it deserves an updated rating because of Judge/Commish Mary Byrne she's pretty funny, both times I've seen her on the bench, she made being in court a bit more bearable (as long as you're not on the receiving end of her judgement). + one star because face it, its traffic court..... still sucks. Fighting a traffic ticket in court is a pretty interesting experience. Watching people give their defense is hilarious. Especially the people that went through all the trouble of getting an arraignment, a court date and then go up to the stand and bascially plead guilty and pay the fine....... why not just pay the fine in the first place and skip all this? Some dumb mofos out there. read more

Coming to court is never a pleasant experience, but this court is definitely more organized then others and has an outdoor window(2 stars). However, they waste a lot of time prior to starting court 9:15, you must be here by 8:20 to make roll call, their seats don't have arm rests, it's super cold, and the window people are extremely slow!!! Unfortunately, my fiance has had to come here a couple occasions and it always wastes a good portion of his day and $10 on parking. The state should come up with a better process, but then again they need people's hard earned money to line their own pockets. read more

Pretty quick and good, everyone was nice. The line wasn't long and the clerk was nice and suggested a few options for my case

I was sitting waiting for a friend and I overheard a cop saying how he wanted to taser a guy who was being rude. Like I get that he was rude and he supported trump and sure I didn't like him either, but he was not being physical or using force that would match warranting a taser. 2/5 because listening to him rant passed the time for me. read more

Dont like writing negative reviews. Went to get certified copies of my divorce and child custody when all the clerks were huddled together having a side conversation till another clerk from another area told me to walk up to window #5. The clerk had even noticed the others weren't Interested in calling me up as I stood there patiently waiting to be called. The man behind the window with glasses who looks like he woke up and then whatever he could find was just not helpful. I asked for a certified copy and anytime I would ask I question his reply would be " I don't know" or " I don't know what you need". And I understand legal papers can be complicated but when you sit behind a court house desk, your job shouldn't be, to look annoyed bc you're at work or the mere presence of someone paying for verified copies. Honestly, there are always people lined up to do someone else's job and better. If he hates his job then this isn't the place he needs to be at. read more