§ 206.25 Official forms

The Chief Administrator of the Courts has the power to create official forms for use in the Court of Claims. This person can also change these forms later or get rid of them if they are no longer needed.

In practice, this means the forms you use when filing a claim or handling other paperwork in the Court of Claims come from one central source. If you need to file something, you should use the official version of the form rather than creating your own, since the Chief Administrator sets the standard format everyone is expected to follow. Keep in mind that these forms can be updated over time, so it's a good idea to check that you're using the most current version before you file anything.