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".
what others say....
~ An 'ole sage once said:
"It is better to
receive a small settlement than none at all." He died poor. If your case
is solid or the opposing party fouled up on procedure -- rule of thumb - "go for it!"
~ I visited your site because they were getting ready to take a deposition from me and I wanted as much info as I could gather. Your info was helpful as it helped me plan for the deposition properly. But, more important it prepared me to file to take a deposition from the President of the company.
~ One attorney told me, years ago, that the only times you need a lawyer is when you can no longer track the case through the certain court's procedures; and when numerous pleadings by an opposing attorney begin to confuse you.
~ Accountants, attorneys, and judges will tell you that if you can't collect on a judgment don't waste your time in court.
~ Arbitrators know that discussions about going to court can result in settlements before costly litigation.
~ A well-known subscription legal service thought so much about the potential of this book, it embedded its marketing site within to redirect sales to boost their pre-paid, subscription lawyer fees.
Many Pro Se'ers have written that they should have read Pro Se Legal-ez before writing their first pleading.
Most cases are lost in your first 30 days - as plaintiff because of fouled procedure - as defendant because of missed opportunities to file dismissals.
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Se Legal-ez", on-line copy, here!
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