Nevada County Superior Court - Nevada City, California

Babe Ruth

Clerks office is amazing.
Mr Lucas M; is very helpful, polite and diligent.

We need more people like him.
He deserves a raise or Promotion.
He's making a painful process seem easy.

Promote this Man

Raybies Flynn

It's a neat, old building.
The staff has always been friendly enough to me.
I don't prefer having to go to court in general, but if you need to go, there are worse places than here.

J P

Nothing I can say that hasn’t been said in so many words.

It would be nice to think they’re just inept.

But their rude attitudes and feckless way of being are more of a reflection of their corruption than their incompetence.

The folks at the law library are usually pretty good. But the clerks suck and the judges, DA, police and public entities servicing the court, are overtly corrupt and work in tandem; against the interests of the residents of this county.

Furthermore, and I’ll say this in a nuanced way:
Avoid this system and it’s operators like the plague, if you have an abundance of melanocytes.

Mikayla Jones

They were unprofessional and rude, I work in an office I’m not going to say where but the receptionist in the civil unit was unprofessional and aggressive. Trying to explain something to her was like pulling teeth. She fits the stereotype of the angry lady working at the court house. Very uncomfortable experience. No matter what job you have you should always remain professional.

Lacey Wolf

This is an excellent courthouse but why are there cameras in the women's bathroom? Isn't that invasion of privacy? Who would want to watch women while they're going to the bathroom? Don't you have any privacy anymore?

Janet Cox

I have had to deal with divorce issues for a couple of years, and doing it on my own, I've had a lot of questions. Each time I call or walk in, I have experienced excellent service, understanding, and an in-depth explanation of what needs to happen next. If I don't understand something, they explain until I do! Thank you so much for all of the help you've provided!

Bob Murphy

Everybody is doing the best they can, and they're no exception. My experience was jury duty. I showed up and there was a very pleasant young lady handing out a rather thick set of documents to be filled out by all prospective jurors. After that we were allowed to enter the facility through the metal detector to stand in a short line before handing in the questionnaire. We were told that if we didn't receive a phone call otherwise, to report on another day. That was it, short and sweet. The area where we usually congregate was closed due to covid-19, that's why the entire front area, lawn, steps, concrete wall in front of the courthouse was dotted with prospective jurors filling out paperwork. It is what it is, and that was my experience.

Melisa Mistler

Posting for the victim I'm helping. Had an urgent, life threatening emergency. Was lied to by the parole officer, so, didn't file a restraining order. Tried to today. The clerk was rude, condescending and said too late. Should have been here at 8am. It was 2:30. She was told it's life threatening and waiting till Monday was not an option. She replied, "too bad, have a great day".