my courtate went well. i was in courtroom 711, i won that "battle"! i had a good time; would not…read morelike to go back unfortunately.

Itica was great on the phone! THANK YOU! She helped me with a family law case going back 17…read moreyears that has thousands of pages. She was patient and helpful.

Get married here! It was so wonderful! The instructions on getting there and checking in were very…read moreeasy to follow, we got to take pictures wherever we wanted basically before the ceremony, and everyone was so nice and helpful. And Judge Shadid was the star of it all. He took us back to discuss the ceremony before hand, like asking what type of vows and about us as a couple. Then he took us up and performed the ceremony on the rooftop in front of a beautiful view. His words were so nice and he genuinely seemed like he enjoys marrying people. He was the best and we won't forget how special he made our experience.

The entire city of seattle is out of ADA compliance and yet you continue to rob everyone with BS…read morecitations and tickets. The corrupt will get what they deserve and it's multiplied by the amount they've taken from others.

I came into the courthouse to get certified copies of my marriage license. The clerk wasn't the…read morehappiest person to be at work, but she was polite and fast. Right when you walk in the door, you're greeted by the metal detector and the police man to search your stuff. He goes through your purse without asking or warning. Small parking lot but the place was deserted and the parking is free, unlike many other government areas in King county.

A reasonable-size and humane courthouse with a large-ish parking lot, not like the one in downtown…read moreSeattle. Basically, you just walk in and (after going through some metal detectors) you're in... to the right is paperwork and to the left is courtrooms. The confusing thing might be that there's no check in process. Just walk over to some electronic boards and look for your name and it will tell you the time to report to court (which should match your paperwork) and which court room. In my case, the courtroom doors were locked for about 15-20 minutes and I wasn't sure if I had missed out on my time or if they were calling names individually to enter or what (there were a lot of people loitering outside the room wondering the same thing). In the end, the courtroom doors opened and they let all moving violations people in at once. Overall, it was fast and easy and I was in and out in about 45 mins to an hour total.

I'm not really sure how to rate a justice center. It's not like I have a lot to compare it to and…read moreit does not care what you or I really think of it. I arrived here to fulfill jury duty. I had read the reviews ahead of time and took it to heart. I arrived early, found a spot in the garage, brought reading materials, and was good to go. Yes, there's full security here and in my experience this mirrors other government buildings. The officers were serious but cracked a few jokes. The lines moved swiftly. Up to the second floor I went abandoning the elevator as it seemed painfully slow. There are two different types of chairs - soft cushion chairs or plastic chairs. I opted for the soft chairs. The day I went was apparently a light court day as only 100 people were in the room leaving many seats empty. Unlike most people I was selected as part of a panel within 90 minutes. We went to the fourth floor to the courtroom there. The courtroom was much like I expected a courtroom to look. I seriously suspect there's one architect in the whole country who designs courtrooms because they all do look the same. I found the judge to be exceedingly patient. I found the bailiff to be very professional. The lawyers were lawyers. We spent time listening to various questions that helped determine the jury pool. We broke for lunch for 90 minutes. I walked over to Kent Station to take up time. It is a very short walk. Upon returning one of the jurors was MIA so we had to wait until she showed up and then the court decided to take a break so it was another 30 minutes before questions resumed. It was a very interesting process. I don't regret not being selected but I enjoyed seeing how the process worked.

Ok, so I've been selected as a juror for my very first jury duty. It is by law that if your jury…read moreduty is in King County Superior Court, you are obligated to attend a two-day doody doody. FML! Just hoping I'm not selected to a jury panel for consideration as a juror by the end of my second day, otherwise I am obligated to attend the full length of the trial. They pay you $10/day for attending and payments are processed every two weeks. Also, whoever drives to the court house gets mileage reimbursement, whoopidy whoo! So I came in 15 minutes prior to 8am. Half of the room is filled with people. Now, it's 8:30am and orientation has not even started, yet! This blows! And they tell you not to be late for jury doody?! Oh for crying out loud! People are still checking in and I have not seen the judge, yet!

Terrible Terri le terrible place. Every time I come here I sit for 3+ hours waiting for my court…read moretime which is 3 hours later than what they told me it was scheduled for. I left work for this. Totally disrespectful and a good indicator the government has little interest in people's wellbeing. They could care less about your job or family. Thanks guys!

Came with my parents and sister to the King County District Court to get/renew a passport when I…read morewas growing up. Security was straightforward. We scheduled an appointment in advance and had no hassle in our appointment/with our paperwork. We brought all our required items, and back-up required items, and getting our applications in was surprisingly easy. One of those experiences we found we lucked out on as there was not a line and we managed to get things right on our end. Workers were friendly and clear in their interactions. Parking was abundant.

This district court though competent court of law, is…read morenothing short of anything but imperfection. Honestly, Bernie Sanders said it best. Our American prison system is broken. To me, the foundation of our criminal justice departments, starts with jurisdictional court of laws like the district court Evergreen division. Personally, I promoted myself available as an attorney, specifically, Legal counsel, to the evergreen division and they hired me. Unfortunately, still haven't had access to equal pay for equal work or any protection afforded to U.S. citizens under our labor laws which is sexism at the highest level of absolute gender discrimination of a black male. Had I been of white ethnicity and female of England ancestry, the evergreen division clearly would have made sure I got hired traditionally and received my salary routinely or annually with full access and freedom to spend my employment earning however I like, on whoever I like, where ever I like, while wearing whatever I like, whenever I like because it's my money, I made, you didn't. So my question to district court, evergreen division. When should I expect notice by mail from the bank you do business with on new hires. I been hired now for several years, been out for 4 years, going on 5 years. Telephone me pro'bono at (206)751-5342 ask for my legal name Joe Nathan Louis Tax number 534-84-5123 Yours truly, Legal counsel June 3rd 2024

I just visited this district courthouse, and everyone there was so nice! I was petitioning for a…read morename change after my marriage last year, filled out the paperwork and everything. Once I got there, even though it was very close to their noon lunch hour closure, the young lady at the front desk called the auditor office to check on a few things for me and saved me $130!! I wasn't sure if there was a time limit on the free name change after getting married and she called around to check it out for me. I can't express how thankful I am for that, she could have easily just taken my money. With the holidays coming up, 130 dollars can buy more presents. Thank you so much for making my first trip to your courthouse a friendly and pleasant one! I appreciate having kind people in our community.

Friendly staff, from security to the clerk. Resolved my ticket without issue. 10/10 would come back.read more

WOW. I have one thing to say.... there is ZERO sense of urgency once you walk through those doors…read more I've never seen a crew of slower people in my life... they just don't GAF! Except for the getter-done woman behind #4 that clearly understands that getting through the line faster means you get to go home sooner! These people aren't going anywhere, it's not like we want to be here! We have to get these things done! So you passive aggressive punks (especially the young buck, ya you!) you going as slow as possible so that we can feel your pain is only going to hurt you in the long run so get movin' man!

Ugh!! The wheels of…read morejustice move so slowly at the clerk's office. Can I give them an "obstruction of justice" charge, lol. First, I was given wrong information from (name I forgot, sorry!) regarding release of information. She told me to look it up online. Okay, lazybones, I know it is not available online and I have to contact the courthouse. Sorry to interrupt your game of computer solitaire! Again she tried to deny me (I'm honestly beginning to wonder if she got paid off, I find her behavior so odd...why this delay? Is she seriously that lazy) So I called the courthouse on my cell phone when I was standing right in front of her, and the lady behind her answered. This is the only way to get things done; you have to both *be there* and call them at the same time. The same information I was able to get from the Everett Division in about 60 seconds, and I would imagine that is a much busier court. and that is the sad thing. at least their employees are competent. However, most of the cases were filed in this court, so I have to deal with them regarding release of information. It would've been helpful to learn that the person I was filing against was a convicted criminal, but they denied me that information. Thanks, but no thanks S Division. Explain it to Jesus on judgement day!!

Great security, gets you in quick. The officers are very kind and helpful. I just thought the front…read moredesk lady on the left is a bit unprofessional. Dresses way too casually, crosses her legs inappropriately, eats while I'm standing waiting for her to fill out my paper work. She is very impatient herself a bit informative. Overall the process is painless and quick. You can expect to get inn and out real quick.

Haven't been to a court for a hearing for a while. But out by far this court is really clean. I'm…read moresurprised haha.