🧾 File a Complaint Against a Judge or Attorney

If you’ve been mistreated by a judge, Guardian ad Litem, or lawyer — especially one assigned to your case — you can file an official complaint. These go to a judicial review board (for judges) or the state bar (for lawyers).

⚖️ When to File a Complaint

• The judge violated your rights, denied due process, or showed bias
• A GAL acted outside their role or in favor of one party
• A lawyer ignored your instructions, withheld evidence, or worked against you

📝 How to Do It

1. Write a detailed statement with names, dates, and specific actions
2. Attach any evidence (transcripts, letters, emails, recordings)
3. Submit it to your state’s Judicial Review Board (for judges) or Bar Association (for lawyers)
4. Ask for a copy to be added to your court case record

🔍 Where to File

Judges: File with your state’s Judicial Inquiry Commission or Office of Court Ethics
Attorneys: File with your State Bar Disciplinary Board

📄 Coming Soon

• Judicial Complaint Template
• Bar Complaint Form (fillable)
• Script for calling the court or board

🧠 Ask Sage

Sage can help you write the complaint and organize your timeline to make it bulletproof.