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Orange County is a small but densely populated area of the state of California. Within the county there are numerous urban areas, though not one that is dominant. Likewise, there are several courthouses that are scattered across the county. If you need to go to one of Orange County’s courthouses, knowing which one is the right one for your issue and location is essential.
Orange County has nine courthouses that serve county residents. There may be other court sites, for example, there is one in the Men’s Jail, that serves a specific population. Here is a list of courthouses in Orange County and their functions:
Central Justice Center – 700 Civic Center Drive West, Santa Ana, CA 92701
The Central Justice Center handles criminal cases, small claims lawsuits, civil cases, and traffic violations. This courthouse serves the cities of Santa Ana, Westminster, Orange, Seal Beach, Tustin, Huntington Beach, Villa Park, Garden Grove, and Fountain Valley.
Community Court – 909 N. Main St., Santa Ana, CA 92701
The Community Court provides services for offenders who have substance abuse issues, are mentally ill, or homeless. It handles cases that involve criminal, juvenile, and dependency offenses.
Civil Complex Center – 751 751 West Santa Ana Blvd., Santa Ana, CA 92701
The Civil Complex Center in Santa Ana handles cases that warrant extra judicial management. Typically, these cases include securities, antitrust, toxic torts, construction defects, class actions, and mass torts.
Harbor Justice Center – 4601 Jamboree Road, Newport Beach, CA 92660-2595
The Harbor Justice Center in Newport Beach deals with criminal cases and traffic violations. It serves Newport Beach, Costa Mesa, Irvine, and cities in the South County.
Lamoreaux Justice Center – 341 The City Drive South, Orange, CA 92868-3205
The Lamoreaux Justice Center takes care od juvenile cases, mental health, domestic violence, family law, probate, and dependent adult/elder restraining orders.
North Justice Center – 1275 North Berkeley Avenue, Fullerton, CA 92832-1258
In the North Justice Center, cases that are handled include criminal prosecutions, traffic violations, small claims, and limited civil matters. The cities of Fullerton, Anaheim, La Habra, Brea, La Palma, Buena Park, Stanton, Cypress, Los Alamitos, Yorba Linda, and Placentia.
West Justice Center – 8141 13th Street, Westminster, CA 92683-4593
The West Justice Center in Westminster handles criminal cases and traffic violations. It serves the cities of Westminster, Costa Mesa, Stanton, Cypress, Seal Beach, Fountain Valley, Los Alamitos, Garden Grove, and Huntington Beach.
Ronald Reagan Federal Building & Courthouse – 411 West Fourth St., Santa Ana, CA 92701
This courthouse is a beautiful building that only handles federal cases.
California Court of Appeals – 601 W. Santa Ana Blvd., Santa Ana, CA 92701
The Court of Appeals only handles appellate cases. The 4th District, Division Three is the Court of Appeals that handles Orange County appellate cases.
Courthouse information is subject to change at any time, so be sure to double check your court documents, locate your case information online, or call the specific courthouse directly to make sure you know where to go and what to expect.
True Life Recovery is a drug rehab program in Orange County, California and we have created a very clinical but also comfortable treatment program for those new to sobriety to get started successfully on the path to long-term sobriety.
True Life Recovery
16832 Maple St.
Fountain Valley, CA, 92708
(800) 970-8774
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At True Life Recovery in Orange County, you will detox from drugs or alcohol safely with our caring staff of medical professionals and counselors there to help you every step of the way.
At True Life Recovery, our relapse prevention program in Orange County will help you develop crucial skills while changing the areas of your life that will promote lifelong recovery.
True Life Recovery in Orange County offer case management to ensure that you have the support you need through your entire journey from treatment, recovery, and prevention.
Answer: Addiction is a complicated, irrational and multi-faceted disease. Addiction is a chronic disease of the brain that is persisting, recurring and difficult to stop.
Addiction is not a moral failing or a lack of will power. Nobody chooses to be an addict.
Experimenting with drugs and alcohol may lead to addiction in certain people. People basically use drugs or alcohol to relax, escape or reward themselves. A potential addiction occurs and is more likely in people who have an addictive personality caused by biology, environment or socially or are predisposed through heredity. These people don’t just feel good after using they feel so good they chase the feeling and the substance.
Answer: If you cannot control or stop using alcohol or drugs and your use is affecting your life adversely regarding health, self-esteem, family, employment, friends even law enforcement it’s probably time to consider a recovery program for yourself.
The first step after deciding to take control of your life back is to detox. Detoxing from an addiction is the first step in changing your life.
A “cold turkey” approach is not recommended because of the physical problems that may arise. In our experience people who try going cold turkey usually disappoint themselves and relapse. Detox should never be attempted at home or without medical supervision at a licensed detox treatment facility.
At True Life Recovery, we medically manage your detox stay and provide you with as pain-free and safe experience as possible. We manage the physical effects of withdrawal, give you a safe comfortable supportive environment with proper food and emotional support.
Answer: When an individual determines to live life clean and sober the first step is detox.
The next phase is adjusting to abstinence. Lasting recovery means behavioral changes that support your journey. Talking it out in a private or public support system will assist in recovery.
Active involvement in support groups such as AA or NA are recommended.
There are many drug and alcohol rehabilitation centers also available to assist individuals to learn new coping skills and focus on their recovery. As well, your religious organization may be of great support.
Addiction is a chronic disease, therefore the goal is a long-term successful management of the disease.
Answer: Detoxification from drugs or alcohol varies depending on the type, the level of abuse, and the individual client’s health.
In general, detox will take 3 to 10 days.
When you speak with one of our True Life Recovery in Orange County representatives they will begin to assess your dependency and will give you a good idea of what timeline to expect to stay.
Answer: Our Orange County program costs include 24-hour supervision and monitoring, room and board in a private or shared room, intake evaluation, counseling and therapy sessions as well as nutritious food freshly prepared daily.
Answer: For anyone worried that the wrong person will find out that you are going through a detox program – don’t be. Deciding to become clean and sober is a very personal issue and we highly respect individual rights. We do not give out personal information, have and maintain a very strict confidentiality policy.
