Q: Should you have to supply an order of the court that misconduct was done for the State Bar to take you complaint?
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When you decide to file a complaint, with the State Bar regarding lawyer misconduct it's crucial to keep in mind that each situation is unique and the requirements may vary depending on the specifics of your case. Typically the State Bar looks into complaints based on the evidence and details provided by the person filing the complaint. While having a court order that outlines the misconduct could bolster your complaint it's not always a prerequisite for the State Bar to review your case.
Nevertheless what constitutes misconduct and the proof necessary to initiate an investigation can vary based on the type of complaint and the regulations of your State Bar. For advice and to ensure that your complaint is correctly submitted its recommended to seek assistance, from a professional who can guide you on how best to approach your situation.
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