Mr Perreault has been very thorough in working on my issues throughout the years, he has always…read moretreats me with respect, and I am very satisfied with his work

investigator Perreault was attentive, kind, knowledgeable and responsive. He got everything done in…read morea timely manner that was needed to solve my case - and bring my case to a final end!! Thank you for a job well done

After getting married, I went to the Social Security office to change my name. I followed the most…read morecommon practice of talking my partners last name and keeping my maiden name as my new middle name. They did this without a problem and issues a new card. However, the DMV said they would be unable to change my middle name without a court order even though I was simply moving it from my last to middle which is most common when getting married, and it appears to be allowed according to the DMV website. None the less, the woman wouldn't hear it so I changed my last name and filed a case with Probate to have my middle name changed. I searched online to find out how long that typically takes and what the process is like since there seemed to be 0 information other than a $110 fee and that a court appearance is required. Fortunately, it was a smooth easy process. After paying the fee and providing the appropriate legal documentation, (not a lawyer is not required nor recommended) I went home. I think a week later I got a letter saying my case would be heard in less than a month a date and time was given. Friday afternoon. When I went there that date, there was about 5 others waiting for the same thing. They called us in, and we were each called up to swear in and our requests were all approved with question and the judge was incredibly friendly and helpful. We will given a seal document to take with us. So assuming you are not changing your name for any illegal purposes then the process is a breeze and completed in timely fashion. After watching so many Law and Order marathons was relieved it was such an easy experience.

This is the first court that I've seen that says your guilty if cops say you are. A woman whom…read morenever broke the law, not even ever any speeding ticket, is a loving mother and owner of tattoo shop was arrested in her private driveway for agravated DWI even though she just moved car up to her spot, Never leaving driveway, the only reason cops were there is because she had fallen and hit her head so hard it knocked her out so her girlfriend called for ambulance and cops followed, after she talked with medical team the cops first assume there was a domestic violence, but when that didn't work they decided to go after the woman that had a couple of drinks with dinner, so they knew she moved car in driveway but in order to make the arrest they lied and said she intended on driving (this would make cop a mind reader) while in this court right away she's guilty and while I'm seeing this Injustice I am watching DA, Mandy looking at her tattoos with discust and I also saw her face when she learned of her sexual orientation..she wanted to put her away and showed her predjudice, it made me sick and asshamed of NH so called justice system, wrong if cops say your guilty than don't bother even when innocent, so sad that an innocent woman who works 6 days a week to care for her family, holds fundraisers to help others is now convicted of something she really did NOT do, and to see the enjoyment that Mandy the DA had in destroying her was sick, she is not professional and from I saw she judges people without knowing or caring about the truth. I feel sorry for any person that ever has to deal with this court, you don't stand a chance, cops word is final and they have the right to lie, and most people know they do!!!

judges make judgements but then do not follow them. Been in and out of court for years with…read moresquatters, Judge makes judgement regarding payments, defendants fail to follow through and when you go back to court, Judge disregards the judgment in place and makes another judgement. judges do not take the time to listen to plaintiffs and is pro defendant, especially when it comes to landlord tenant issues, the judge will side with the defendant. judge Robert Stevens will be rude and ridicule the plaintiffs

I have found the folks at court really helpful to me walking through the processes to follow in my…read morefirst attempts at filing court papers. They are just nice people and deserve a good review

Well maintained and run. Clean well kept and well operated building and not as overwhelming as…read moreother courts I have been too. Also plead not guilty on speeding tickets you will always get a better offer when you go to court. Ample waiting area outside the court room too.

What a nice place. Tough place to come to but they treat folks nice. Place is clean.read more

The very first woman who assists EVERY SINGLE PERSON in line was genuinely one of the most polite…read moreand professional state employees I have ever dealt with. Considering the volume of people and stress that comes with that position, she handled herself with patience and professionalism the entire time. Unfortunately, my experience with the second employee was the complete opposite. The interaction came across as rude, dismissive, and unnecessarily condescending. At one point, I was even told that the birth certificate I provided "wasn't mine" -- despite the paperwork clearly showing otherwise once it was actually read. Unless my daughter was somehow born in 1981, I'm fairly certain I know which birth certificate belongs to me. I fully understand that customer-facing jobs can be exhausting, especially in state offices where employees deal with long lines and frustrated people all day. However, that does not excuse speaking down to people who are simply trying to complete a process. If another employee in the exact same environment can greet every person with kindness and a smile, then professionalism is clearly possible. Respectfully, if someone dislikes working with the public to the point where basic courtesy becomes difficult, customer service may not be the right position for them.

I have gone in there 3 separate times and I think they were great! Yes, there were one word…read moreanswers but they are very busy and I am sure they just need to do what they can to get through the line of people. I always got a Have a Nice Day with a smile. The service is impeccable. You are in and out. If you go to a DMV in Massachusetts, you dread going there because you will be there all day. This was organized and you weren't waiting long.