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There are some of the rudest people from the Clerk's office to the DA's secretary! If you don't like working in the court system you should find another job. People are innocent until proven guily and they deserve a little respect!
I attempted to make contact with someone at the courthouse, by phone, during the time that the courthouse had closed due to covid. I called for two weeks and received the same recorded message that no one was available to take my call, nor could I leave a message and have someone return my call. I finally put something in writing and mailed it in. I received a response from that. The response came from Lisa P., who was extremely rude, abrupt and appeared to be agitated that she even had to deal with me. I asked one question in my letter, which she couldn't answer. She did promise to find out the answer and call me back the following week, which she did. Once again, she was rude, abrupt and appeared agitated. I addressed this fact and she made no attempt to change her behavior or apologize. I understand that working for and with the public can be a draining and distressing job, but if one chooses to go into public service work, the job should be done, if at all possible, with politeness, kindness, good manners and professionalism. Lisa possessed none of these qualities in either of our phone conversations. I guess I simply expect too much when I expect our professionals to be, well...professional. I hope this will be my last dealing with the Shelby County Courthouse.
Rude brown hair middle aged woman. Raising her voice over something small.! People like that should not work with the public. ! I see why this courthouse has a 2.6 should be -0.
Thank you once again to the awesome tax dollars hard at work!!! Thank you Sargent McNeily and his brave partner for harassing and intimidating a lawful photographer. Trying to bully and manipulate an arrest. Next time please do us all a favor and work out, it's so embarrassing when I see people dying like this, so out of shape they can barely walk!!!!!
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.
We get it, and that’s why Atticus gives you a customized to-do list with all of the necessary forms and details you need so you can get in and get out as quickly as possible.
