Court Reporters
Deposition Rooms for Court Reporters in Clermont, FL
The trusted deposition location for court reporters serving South Lake County and Central Florida — for nearly 20 years.
Clermont Professional Executive Offices has been the go-to deposition location for court reporters in South Lake County and Central Florida for nearly 20 years. Whether you're a national court reporting firm, a regional agency, or an independent reporter covering a case near Clermont, Minneola, or Groveland, we're set up to make your deposition run smoothly — quiet, professional, and easy to book.
Why court reporters choose CPEO
Private, professional conference rooms
Quiet rooms with a real boardroom table, comfortable seating, and a professional backdrop — not a shared coworking space.
Video deposition support
High-speed internet and video conferencing equipment for remote attorneys, witnesses, or interpreters joining virtually.
Central Florida location
Easy to find in Clermont's Oakley Plaza, convenient to South Lake County and about 30 minutes from Orlando.
Easy scheduling
Book by phone or email — we know depositions often get scheduled on short notice, and we work to accommodate that.
Room options for depositions
Most depositions use our largest conference room, which seats 8-12 people comfortably around the table. Have a larger multi-party deposition or a videographer with a lot of equipment? Let us know when you call — see the full Conference Rooms page for room sizes and capacities.
A note on video and equipment
Room size isn't just about headcount — it's about equipment too. Any booking involving video recording or a videographer requires one of our large conference rooms, regardless of how many people are actually attending. A videographer's gear and a court reporter's setup both take real space, even for a small deposition. Let us know when you book whether video will be involved, so we can get you in the right room the first time.
How billing works
We typically bill the court reporter or reporting firm directly, since you're the one scheduling the room. Attorneys are always welcome to join and often do — see our page for attorneys if you're an attorney booking a room yourself rather than through your court reporter.