Had some paperwork we need to file. The security team was thorough and friendly. The facility was…read moreclean and they had Clorox wipes and hand sanitizer conveniently located throughout the building. Clorox wipes were by public computers and hand sanitizer stations were easily accessible. Brian help us. He was super friendly and very helpful. We also visited the law library, which was very clean and all of the employees there were very friendly. After one person finished using the printer area an employee went over and wiped everything down and made sure everything was neat and organized. Overall, we had a great experience. Thank you so much.

Was here just to meet with someone-- (don't worry, I'm not going to jail guys, LOL). But as…read moreeveryone who enters the court, I had to go through security, and they were especially evil at this location. Treating me like it's TSA when there's nobody in front, or behind me, is pretty darn strange. The place was clean, I don't think any court is going to get a 5 star from me, but the staff is pretty rude at this one.

Don't bother with small claims no judges here, your complaint is decided by a hearing officer that…read moredoes not even review your documents of evidence. If a decision is made in your favor. Your on your own for any collections. Best to get represented so your case can be presented to a real judge and a court with some authority.

Officers and the justice system must just be so jaded. You can comply, speak kindly, and…read morerespectfully and it doesn't make a bit of difference. I'm talking a speeding ticket here, where I nodded, complied, and thanked an officer berating me in front of my kids. To then call and have the receptionist let me know she was blatantly annoyed because I "already wanted to pay for the ticket when it just posted today?" I just think you get the respect you give. I back the justice system wholeheartedly, but after this it makes more sense why we have this culture moving in that wants to defund police. Kind citizens speed sometimes to ya know? lol

Quick trip in to drop off some paper work & I noticed they have some padding around the handles of…read morethe door to get into the building. Not completely sure the purpose since you can't use your arm to open it but I guess if it was a hot day, it would be helpful. Upon entering you not only have to walk through the metal detector, & have your personal effects go through the imaging machine but before you walk through the metal detector, you scan your wrist for temperature check. I think this is great & super helpful. The building is beautiful. You should definitely check it out when you get a chance.

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Super busy very small lobby get here early because its packed and you have to wait in line to be…read moreseen.... Ugh

******Michelle Carlton & Husband Bob PD, Gina Zarling, Judge Mata, Judge Doody, Judge Fisk, Comm…read more McGuire & more. I'm Miss. Brooks and im calling you all to the table for hurting my and Mr. Browning sons, for allowing Mr. Browning to continue to exscoate the Domestic Violence towards our children and myself at his own cost too jeporizing his placment in our sons life by not holding him accountable. Im calling you all to the table for hurting my family. Im calling my ex husband to the front of this war he created. "It doesn't matter if it's thunder or it's sunshine I'm ready to fight and put my life up on the front lines Even if you gathered all my enemies and combined I'd be just fine" "My sons are victims of these people and of the system and we need a reform, my view on my case is not objective as im capable of seeing from both sides, my attorney and family court. All my statements are accurate to the best of my knowledge and based with documentation alineing with AZ Law and Family Court guidelines. This review reflects my personal experience with the family court system and the impact it has had on my children and me. Several judicial decisions in my case left me feeling unheard ( Silanced), unprotected (DV), and deeply concerned about the outcome for my family. I had presented evidence supporting my position, yet rulings were made that I felt did not adequately address the risks and issues I raised. As a result, I experienced a loss of confidence in the process ( who I have mentioned ) and its ability to protect vulnerable families. DV survivors or trying to survive. One judge approved an Order of Protection that was necessary for my safety with a confession. Another judge later reached a different conclusion with no evidence. While I respect that judges have discretion in interpreting the law and evidence, the conflicting decisions were difficult to understand and had significant consequences for my family. I also encountered procedural requirements that, in my opinion, made it more difficult to present information that was videl important to the court's consideration. ( personal preferences on formatting ) Throughout these proceedings, my children experienced considerable emotional hardship, which remains my greatest concern, untreated childhood PTSD. I am pursuing the legal avenues available to me because I believe the decisions in my case should be reviewed, Michelle benched with a full investigation, a qualified Horrible Judge. My hope is that future improvements to the system will ensure that all parties are heard fairly and that the well-being of children remains a central priority and our system is outdated to today's level of malicious and malevolence. This review represents my personal opinions and experiences regarding these proceedings. Im here offering AZ Family Court the following. I am a Seasoned Survivor & High Conflect Family Court Senior Case Worker & Advisor. I also dont cost a dime. Im here to help my sons and the children of Arizona. My name will echo as I leave this in my legacy. My sons and I's suffering will come at the cost of chance legally because our pain will be our power. I'm an AZ native, Christina, Republican Middle Aged White Women and I have zero privileges just like the rest of us. Im not worldly or Woke. Im cut from old cloth with values, a moral compass. You will all now face me personally at a leagle capacity. May our father show you all grace and compassion because im all out now that I have held my sons lifeless body in my arms twice. I will not be silanced any further. The questions you should ask yourself is what would you do if your child could or did die at those who clam their here to protect the children? What leagle ramifications are sufficient? What's the financial cost of your childs life? I have been slandered, defamation of character, delt with perjury, Judge with bad behaviors, unethical attorneys and woman who define whats wrong with our society and Males in leadership who dont know how to lead. Truth.with.teeth.justice@gmail.com Facebook, Instagram. 7M reached.

Look, no one enjoys the legal process, that's for certain. Okay, maybe not absolutely certain, but…read moreI certainly do not enjoy Court things... However, it helps with the process when the staff are kind and willing to assist in the manner they are able. Most clerks/customer service employees here cannot answer certain questions or provide advise that may teeter into "legal advice territory" which is completely understandable when they're not practicing attorneys and are to remain neutral in the cases. However, they can answer some questions and especially if one is careful in how the question is framed. I have been to this court a few times, it feels lighter than the ones down town (for obvious (to me) reasons), I don't mind coming up here when I have to and when I do, I leave feeling a little more at ease than when I first arrived. Today, the same was true. Be patient, be kind, and remember these are our public service workers and they do their very best, I believe.

I can't say anyone ever actually recommends a courthouse. It's that place you try to avoid if…read morepossible. I made it to almost 40 years old without getting a ticket until last month, and lemme tell you, it was a strange experience. That's not to say I probably shouldn't have been ticketed once or twice, but still... I feel it was an impressive feat. I arrived to the courthouse in Downtown Chandler an hour early on a warm, sunny day (whoever says it's fall lied to you; the high today was 100° F) in a spacious parking lot with covers, trees, and well kept municipal buildings. Inside, you go through security not unlike the airport, and check in. I've never been to court, and I don't know if security was amused or felt sorry for me (my ticket told me my court appearance was at 3:00 pm/15:00, but you still have to get a ticket at the kiosk), but the man came to my rescue and helped me choose the right option. I noticed immediately I was VERY overdressed in my Sunday best: a blue dress with white polka dots, little white platform pumps, makeup, earrings, and necklace. Everyone else wore jeans, making me question my decision to dress up (I thought that's what you were supposed to do). The lobby was very clean though. Also, you don't know how hard it is to covertly sneak a picture and hope no one will chastise you for taking pictures. I don't recommend trying it in the actual courtrooms though. I'm not that bold. Waiting wasn't too different from the MVD except the process moves WAY faster, and the customer service representatives at the window are super friendly. I presented my kiosk slip, my ticket, my registration, and a dated receipt of the registration. In return, I filled out a form with my name, case number, what I wanted from the judge, and the reason I felt the motion should be granted. Went to the courtroom upstairs and waited my turn. It was kind of warm, but I don't know if that's because the temperature was high, I was nervous, or that I've had hot flashes since I was 28 years old. All three could be a possibility. My conversation with the judge consisted of two questions and lasted less than thirty seconds. Then a decision was made, and I was on my merry way. So was it a good experience? Ehhhh, going gave me horrible anxiety. BUT the staff did make an uncomfortable situation better for me, so thank you to the City of Chandler for your hospitality! P.S. the moral of the story is to not get a ticket if you don't want to go to traffic court.

Literally called and asked for timeframes to see the Judge, was provided inaccurate information…read morecausing me to take unnecessary time off of work and completely waste my time. What a disappointment. Had to wait about 30 mins just to talk to someone. Why does everyone move so slow? Get it together!!

Very small micro courthouse. smallest I've ever seen but dayum in and out ! Didnt even seem like it…read morewas a courthouse to me. That is probably the fastest i have ever been done before. N to think i payed nothing to park also. But it does habe a small parking lot .

Well I hate going to court but if you have to go pay a quick ticket this is the best court there…read moreis. Clean. Fast. Friendly. Free parking. In and out!! Nice security too. Didn't make me feel dumb for not knowing the process'

As far as court houses go, again, no one ever wants to have to visit one but it sure is helpful…read morewhen it is a pleasant experience. I went to the cashier on Monday, the process was seamless and they were very kind. Today was a different matter, hoping to obtain court documents. Though they were not able to help me with my specific issue, they again were kind and helpful. Even security, just doing their job, knuckleheads forgetting things in their pocket or my screwdriver key chain. He was kind, explained and made it painless. I always caveat, I hope to never have to visit these establishments for my own purposes but if I ever did, I hope it is an experience like the two I had at Tempe City Hall Courthouse.

Recently got called for jury duty and I must say, Tempe has it going on! I have no idea how old the…read morebuilding is, but it's clean, modern and very comfortable compared to Superior court downtown. Everyone is super nice, helpful and professional there! Expect to have your purse or bag checked when entering and make sure you know where to park before you leave your house. ** BONUS: Very cool memorabilia in the lobby! Outside in the courtyard you have a nice view of A mountain and can see people hiking and a fantastic place for plane spotting!

What a joke this court system isn't! I was guilty before i was even seen in court. I was falsely…read morecharged with domestic violence and criminal damage. Not committing any crime i stayed on site for scottsdale police to arrive and when 2 rookie ass cops not knowing how to question or investigate show up it was automatically an arrest for them. To take it further the public pretender tried to get me to incriminate myself with her questioning. She refused to interview the neighbors who heard and saw the so called allegations. She did nothing on the case but show up in court to schedule the next court proceedings. This city court is a failure and should be charged for violating peoples constitutional rights and injustice. The prosecuting attorney is a tv show attorney at best and got his law degree probably inherited to him.

They get paid no matter what, but citizens/ tax payers who make their salary possible? F#k em lol…read more Sent me parking ticket in the mail a week before it was due, didnt check mail in time and so it got sent to the court. Went from $117 to $258. Explained the delay and said i could pay the $117 right then and there to get it taken care of, currently laid off and not receiving income.. too bad. "30 days to pay it before a warrant is issued" Scottsdale is so money hungry.