To make a complaint against the operation of the Friend of the Court or the conduct of its employees, fill out a grievance form provided by the Friend of the Court office. You can also write your concerns in a letter that is clearly labeled a grievance to the Friend of the Court office. The Friend of the Court must respond to the grievance within a reasonable period of time. The complaint cannot be used to complain about a judges' decision. Most court actions require a specific form to be filed with the court.
Printers generally sell individual forms while publishers print all court forms in one book.
If you are not sure which forms you need, a book of court forms may be available in the law library nearest you. Forms developed by the State Court Administrative Office should be photocopied because most are not available from a printer. Certain forms must be provided to the public by the court and some state agencies. There may be a fee for these forms. Some courts and state agencies provide other forms at a small cost.