If you get Jeanette Wooten, your case wont go anywhere. She refuses to call you back, answer any…read moremessages or care at all about your case. Complete waste of time.

I went today to observe a friend lawyer in action and it was a pretty good experience. About 10…read moreyears ago I was part of a state litigation as juror and that case lasted 4 days and was very organized and interesting, great experience for me. The biggest different I saw was that back then nobody could use their phones inside the court room. This time I was very surprised to see most people inside the courtroom using móvil devices and laptops. I don't know if it's because this was a business litigation but on the door it was a HUGE sign saying that phones were not allowed... As the experience today, checking in and passing security was a breeze, getting to the floor pretty fast too, the courtroom was sort of small and the distribution a disaster, only a hand full of chairs available, almost everything was taken by the lawyers of both teams, their laptops, papers, printers, etc. only 3-4 chairs empty and I believe I was the only person from the public present. Another down side was the screens and the position of the juror, from where I was I couldn't see neither, so for the most part I had to imaging what was being presented to the juror. In any case I was happy that my friend won the case and in my opinion the jury got the clear and fair conclusion.

Worked there many years..I remember when they restored the court room used for the Al Capone…read moretrials..it was a beautiful renovation..I hope at least they don't dismantle this room..boy do I got stories..I sometimes went up to the old jails on the top floors and looked around..going up to the courthouse peak was scary but interesting..

Like the song from DJ Khaled, says "I was Born and Raised in the County of Dade"!…read morehttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LTBbAMGenn0 (I don't believe Yelp intended for this to be a review of a hip-hop anthem or the county in general, but I'm inspired!) The boring truth first: This check in came when I was at the Miami-Dade Government Center in Downtown for business with the county. As far as government buildings, it's a nice one as there are windows around the whole building where the county workers can see all the people they rule :) The A/C is freezing cold (at least the conference room I was at) to my liking. The fact that it's directly connected to the Government Center Metrorail station makes it one of the few work places worth taking the train to. Now for the fun, and my ode to the County: 1. It's one of the few places (for the most part) where you can enjoy Thanksgiving dinner by the pool in your chancletas, and watch the sunrise on the beach for New Years. 2. The prettiest women, where in the warm weather can walk around and show their cute pedicure. 3. The background for so many great movies and TV shows such as Scarface, The Specialist, CSI Miami..shall I continue 4.Home to the world famous South Beach 5. And most importantly, the great city of HIALEAH I'll close with another ode from DJ Khaled, and the reason I give Miami-Dade County 5 stars: "I needs me my Dade County, Big Booty Girl She Pretty" (about 4:05 into the song) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zIWhQiWc_A4

You see a lot of ghetto people around…read more.. I saw one bum with a bamboo stick with a string tied to a cup. He was fishing for change. I thought that was pretty funny...

I would not advise any of my fellow Jamaicans to renew their passport through this office. They do…read morenot answer the phone, and when they do, they seem bothered if you call multiple times. I've also experienced them speaking to others while on the phone with me, which is very unprofessional. I submitted my passport application in September of last year. I was later told that additional documents were needed, which I sent in early November. My passport is still in Miami. I was then advised to come in person, which I did on February 10. It has now been almost two months since then, and I still have no update. This system really needs to be improved. I urgently need my passport.

They never answer the phone.. its been 7 months and i still dont have my Passport. i called…read moreJamaica and they told me that my passport was mailed to the Miami consulate.. i paid for FedEx, and i was told it would be mailed by FedEx from Jamaica, so I'm confused as to what i really paid for. This place needs to be investigated.

The good news: it's free!! That is awesome!…read moreHowever when we went, it was a rainy cold day and the metro over was experiencing delays: so when it's late: you just gotta wait... the whole system delays. Oh well. Then when it arrives it was a squashed sardines situation, but we only used it to go from the frost center to the Omni Center so, we squashed on! lol Under normal circumstances, the cars are well kept, clean and move the people around and it's like a Disney ride! Enjoy

1/5 Stars - A Broken, Frustrating MessI used to think the Metromover was a great asset to Downtown…read moreand Brickell, but lately, it has become an absolute nightmare. The unreliability makes it completely useless if you actually need to get to work or an appointment on time.Always Late: The promised "every few minutes" schedule is a joke. Expect to wait 10+ minutes on a packed platform just for a single car to roll by.Useless Tech: The digital arrival screens are completely inaccurate. They will say a train is 1 minute away for 15 minutes straight.Constant Outages: It feels like the entire loop is constantly out of service or suffering from technical glitches. The frequent weekend and morning closures for system upgrades have made it entirely dependable on failing.It's an embarrassment to Miami-Dade transit. Skip it unless you have hours of free time to waste standing around a station.