Get Texas Grievance Form - Home Earthlink

This guide provides you with detailed instructions on completing the Texas Grievance Form tailored for Home Earthlink users. By following these steps, you can ensure that your grievance is clearly articulated and properly submitted.

Follow the steps to complete the Texas Grievance Form online.

1. Click ‘Get Form’ button to access the Texas Grievance Form and open it for editing.
2. Fill out the general information section. Indicate whether you have contacted the Client-Attorney Assistance Program by checking the relevant box (have/have not).
3. Complete the information about yourself. Provide your name, address, city, state, zip code, employer details, and contact numbers (residence, work, and other). Include your driver's license number and date of birth.
4. List the name, address, and contact number of a person who can always reach you. This may be someone who can assist with communication.
5. Confirm your understanding of English and state your primary language if applicable. Indicate who helped you with the form and if they can assist with future correspondence.
6. Provide details about the attorney involved, including their name, address, telephone number, and your connection with them.
7. Indicate if you or a family member has previously filed a grievance about this attorney, including details about the date and outcome if applicable.
8. Specify the nature of your relationship with the attorney and whether they were hired or appointed to represent you or someone else.
9. Document your grievances regarding the attorney’s performance and if applicable, provide any specific instances of impairment you may have observed, including dates and locations.
10. Detail where the activity you are complaining about occurred, giving county and city information, and filling out any lawsuit-related questions if relevant.
11. Explain thoroughly why you believe the attorney has acted improperly. Attach additional sheets if necessary, and include relevant names and contact information.
12. Sign the form to waive attorney-client privilege and allow the attorney to disclose information necessary for the grievance process.
13. Upon completion, save your changes. You may then download, print, or share the form as needed before mailing it to the appropriate Chief Disciplinary Counsel office.

Complete your grievance form online today to ensure your concerns are addressed promptly.