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Parental Responsibility Evaluator - Complaint

Actual Personal and Case Information
Standards

Personal Information

If you believe a PRE has violated the Standards of Practice in Chief Justice Directive 21-02, you may file a PRE formal complaint. You must have preliminary findings from the Judicial Officer in your case in order to file your complaint. The only complaints that do not require a preliminary finding by the Judicial Officer are complaints regarding the PRE’s failure to make mandatory notification of grievances. The PRE complaint process will not result in changes to court orders. Complaints must be brought within six months after termination of the PRE appointment.

Your Contact Information

First Name

Middle Name

Last Name

Phone Number

Current Address Line 1

Current Address Line 2

City

State

Zip code

Date of Complaint

Case Information

Case Number

Judicial County

Investigation

Name of PRE you are filing a complaint against

What date was the PRE appointed?

Date judge granted Request for Preliminary Findings

This is required unless your complaint falls under the specific exception listed in the CJD

Date Not Applicable: This complaint falls under the exception for needing Preliminary Findings (complaint is regarding mandatory notification of grievances)

Have you filed a complaint against this PRE with any other regulatory agencies?

Yes

If yes, which agency did you file a complaint with?

A copy of this complaint will be sent to the State Court Administrator's Office. The SCAO will contact you concerning the status and processing of your complaint within 60 days of receiving your complaint.