Saratoga County Family Court
Saratoga County
About visiting the probate court
About visiting the Saratoga County Family Court
Saratoga County Family Court is listed as a registered probate court within Saratoga County, New York.
In most instances within New York, there is at least one Surrogate Court courthouse location within each county. Sometimes a county may have multiple courthouses and may also have multiple probate court locations. Such is often the case in larger metropolis counties where population is dense or also in spread-out, rural counties, which may use a courthouse annex or satellite office system to accommodate nearby citizens with easier access in proximity or distance.
About visiting the probate court
Who to speak with when visiting the Saratoga County probate court
Plan ahead to be early in case available parking is limited and be prepared for formal security measures upon entering the building, as courthouses are official state and federal property. This generally includes passing through metal detectors and allowing search of any belongings.
Many courthouses do not allow cell phones, so keep that in mind as your phone may need to be turned off upon entering the courthouse, or even left outside.
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About visiting the probate court
Call ahead before visiting the Saratoga County Family Court
When able, it’s always helpful to request an appointment with a probate clerk or probate judge prior to visiting any probate court location.
The phone number for the Saratoga County Family Court is: (518) 451-8888
The hours of operation listed for the Saratoga County Family Court are:
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Reviews
Reviews of the Saratoga County Family Court
We have gone before Jensen way more than anyone would like to. She has NEVER ahead any empathy or compassion. She continues to give my step children’s manipulative narcissistic mother whatever she asks. Loves to tell everyone what a waste of time and money we are. Has called my step kids mother the wrong name on several occasions because she fails to have the correct order in front of her. She also has never looked at the past orders and taken anything into account from the long history between my husband and his children’s mother. If she was a good judge she’d have a clue what was going on with each case. Instead she is demeaning and rude. She flat out refused to let my husband take the modification to trial. How is that ok? We have the right to seek the best for our children. She should not be a family court judge.
I received a phone call at the earlier part of March indicating that I would be able to open a child support case. It has now been a month and a half and I have not received any correspondence or phone calls about the matter. I have tried several times to contact the office but unfortunately they only offer an automated system and it keeps rejecting my Social Security number. So again, I’m left with no answers. As a struggling single mother this makes things very difficult. I hope that at some point someone contacts me.
this place is like a kangaroo court. never seen anything like this circus. Never been to family court in my life until my son had to come here !!! Never have I seen such biased judges in my life !!!!! They say they have the child's best interest ????? The nicest ones were the guards. Probably cause they knew what a screwing my son was getting from the mother of his daughter !!!!!!!
They need to remove the statement "Best interest of child" from their website. How can you tear a child ftom their home, both sets of grandparents, school and not even ask those caring for her, her whole life -even one question? There is some kind of agenda at Saratoga County Fam. Court and its NOT the best interest of the child.