The courthouse was built in 1873, and is a 2 1/2-story, eight bay by six bay, brick building in the…read moreSecond Empire style. It features a projecting front section with pediment and a square cupola. It replaced the original courthouse that was constructed in 1815. From the marker in front, "Pike County. Formed March 26, 1814 from Wayne County and named for Zebulon M. Pike. Its bluestone and lumber, carried by D & H Canal and by Erie R.R., helped build our nation. Famed for its natural beauty. Near Milford, the county seat, is Gov. Pinchot's Grey Towers." Zebulon Montgomery Pike is the discoverer of Pike's Peak and was a general who was killed in the war of 1812. [Review 1718 of 2024 - 671 in Pennsylvania - 22741 overall]

This place is beautiful! Worth taking a little walk through of history. The details in the ceilings…read moreand fixtures are amazing.

Judge Ware is an incredibly kind and deliberately fair man. He is worthy of his post; and careful…read morenot to abuse his authority. I have only had a few encounters with him and his office staff, but each time he was human, exact, and quick. I would never do anything to get on his wrong side - if he has one.

I was treated very nice and kindly THERE my matter was taken care of perfessionly, the Lawyer was…read moreGreat and the Judge listened to TO MY STORY.. She let me speak,Cry Express my feelings. I was very grateful for that. I asked her to help my nephew although I was WAS the one sent him to jail and filed the restraining order I wanted him to get help cause he wasn't taken his medicine the drugs was making him crazy and he was already diagnosed Paranoid sicofranic. Anyway THE JUDGE HEARD BOTH SIDES AND GRANTED My wish she sent my nephew to a PSYCHIATRIST CENTER AND HE'S GETTING THE HELP NEEDED FINALLY. So I thank the court system.

I want to thank the people who work there! They help me with my divorce in every possible way!…read moreAll employees are super polite and knowledgeable!

Day 2 of my trial and I had to post a glowing review about the Courthouse Cafeteria. All these…read moreyears coming here and I never knew there was a fantastic cafeteria in this building as opposed to the small pop up sort in the dungeons of the other building. I had the freshest most delicious salad yesterday here! I guess it makes sense they have a lot of turnover. Everything that is hot looks amazing and fresh. The salads and cold cuts are all fresh. I highly recommend this!

There comes a time when some of us are summoned to do our civic duty as potential jurors in a civil…read morecase. Today was my day at the Bergen County Courthouse located in Hackensack, where I was able to see its interior beauty. Designed by architect James Reilly Gordon ca. 1911, this courthouse is a fine example of the Beaux Arts style, reflecting monuments of classical Rome and the Italian Renaissance. The building is capped by a copper-coated dome with a cupola and surmounted by a statue. The interior dome of the rotunda area of the courthouse is modeled after the Pantheon in Rome and topped with Tiffany-stained glass. Since this building is rich with history, if you get a chance to be inside, go to the 2nd floor and follow the sign to the rotunda.

Note- No phones in court, even if turned off…read more Getting in is a little confusing since the lobby is so small. When you walk in it looks like you can just walk to the metal detector and go in, but there is usally a long line to the right that snakes around. Once inside you sit and wait to meet with the prosecutor to hopefully settle. This court will call you in based on the time you arrived, so go early as there are usually lots of people. With a clean record they made an offer of no points, or at least with my step son they did. Once agreed, you wait for the judge to actually take your plea, so there's more waiting. Whole process took us 2.5 hours. Once plea is taken, you go out to the window in the lobby to pay. $275 later (including court costs) it was over. They are pretty well organized, especially given the number of people, but they could be a little more forthcoming with the process so you know what's going on as you are there. But all in all it was an ok experience.

So after waiting for them to send me back a one day self addressed envelope from UPS that I paid…read more$65 for it took them 14 days to send off my receipt with ups one day shipping. That envelope sat on her desk for 13 days before she send it off. Now I got a mail 4 weeks later saying that they still waiting for payment. Bunch of jokers and time wasters after all that I went thru went these jokers 4 weeks later they sending me a letter the same letter ask them to send me with my receipt they couldn't do it. When I ask them if I can pay online they said no or over the phone, but this time I can call and use my credit card to these people are really something else. Thank god I know people who could have help me out so I could be back on the road or else would be still sitting down waiting waiting 2 months for a receipt jokers

I wish anyone who goes to court looking for a PFA a lot of luck. The court that I was in was a…read morejoke. You will need some luck to have a notarized statement that will work in the Monroe courthouse. Also, good luck with the bureau for the aging; they play their games and need to be investigated by the state. GOOD LUCK TO ALL, YOU WILL NEED IT.............................

Monroe County Courthouse is a historic county courthouse located at Stroudsburg, Monroe County,…read morePennsylvania. The original section was built in 1890, and is a three-story, ashlar sandstone and limestone building measuring 65 feet wide and 180 feet long. It is in the Romanesque Revival style. They just got approval to have an extension and upgrade to the courthouse. Do to the pandemic, I would recommend calling Courthouse before going, they are not allowing people to come into courthouse for normal reasons. For civil/criminal cases (most) are being done virtual. Making payments, you must mail them in, no in person payments. They are following all guild lines as directed by CDC.

Unfortunately we had the worst kind of experience with this stained glass artist and his company…read more After receiving thousands of dollars from us and many months later, still having gotten nothing from him, we asked for simply whatever he had in whatever condition in exchange for the money he d been given which was more than fair considering the unfinished state of our two windows. He refused to give us the windows and refused to give us any of our money back. He seemed perfectly at ease with the conflict too which was the most disturbing thing so we called the Kingston Courthouse and they said they were quite familiar with Donskoj having seen him in and out of the courthouse for doing this very thing with other folks. They said he doesn t allow the process to get to judgment so as to avoid it showing up on his record or in credit searches etc. Just don t want other people to walk into this blindly.