Pro
Se Legal-ez
Black's Law Dictionary states: "Pro Se - for one's own behalf, appears for himself, as in the case of one who does not retain a lawyer to represent one in court".
Pro se guidelines
It isn't always true that you get what you
pay for. Sometimes you get more for less.
Pro se Legal-ez is
a set of guidelines written by a pro se litigant designed to make it
easier for you to successfully represent yourself in court. It is based on
real life experiences before judges. Used with other free, self-help,
legal information available to pro se litigants, you can professionally
represent yourself.
Sometimes, attorneys are too busy to learn your
case. If you can't tell an attorney about your case, you'll never
win.
"Even if your lawyer understands it, will he or she convince
the judge or jury?"
"Can your attorney draft, file, and present
your pleadings in a timely manner?"
You can compress the time
by doing it yourself using free, self-help, legal information. Pro se
litigants know their facts as they unfolded in real life.
Pro se litigants
win when they know how to write a complaint. They lose when they don't
follow court rules and procedures.
Gene Zarwell's "Pro se
Legal-ez" is a
compilation of common sense guidelines that will help you through the mire
of information and legalese thrown at you by opposing attorneys.
