Rule 100.6 Scheduling of Hearings

When someone files a complaint, a hearing date gets assigned by an administrative hearing officer. The hearing must be scheduled within a certain amount of time after the complaint is filed. Both sides will receive notice about when and where the hearing will take place.

If you are the person responding to a complaint, you have the right to know about the hearing ahead of time. The notice tells you the date, time, and location so you can prepare and show up. Missing this notice or ignoring it could hurt your case.

If you need to change the hearing date, you should act quickly and follow the proper steps. Waiting too long or not following the scheduling rules can cause problems for your case. Knowing these deadlines and procedures helps make sure the process is fair for everyone involved.