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The worst ever i have been rescheduled 3 times now making it a full on year since i have filed my paper work for custody agreement for my son ive had to call the sheriff multiple times for my sons mother cause problems for me trying to get my son the sheriff do nothing but favor her and for yuma county superior to reschedule for yet a 3rd time and the fact they do this every single time they wait right until my date is close and then send me a message or letter saying they changed my court date 3 times in a row is rediculous and excessive and honestly seems like they are taking my case as a joke somehow i am going to find a way to file a complaint with this court and at this point im going to ask for this to be transfers to phoenix where i reside cause at this rate by the time i get before a judge it’ll probably be years thats how it feels but im sure if it was the other way around for the women the court would bring me before a judge within a month this is just unfair and not right
Yesterday january 19 I went with my fiance and friends to get our marriage certificate and the security guard started yelling to us and being very agresive with any reason , talking to us so nasty , and then he wasn't even covering entirely his face with mask , what a dissaster . People like that shouldn't bee able to have that job and feel the power to treat people how ever he wants and then not follow the rules he is imposing solo rudely.
They really really need to get someone who will answer the phone I have tried several times in the 4 days to try and call and nobody answers not ever. And they never return calls ever. They need to have a general number that can direct people to the proper number that they need to call to get to the people they need to speak to. They can hire me I'm very good at the job. Overall experience besides the phone it's pretty good the people are nice and friendly.
Security Officers are alert when you walk in the door. Clerks do a good job with getting people through in a good time frame.
You shouldn’t have to waste your time becoming a legal expert when someone dies. Affidavits? Executor vs. beneficiary? You just need to know what to do so you can get back to your family.
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