What Questions Do You Have?
We’re going to offer our readers a unique chance to send us a question or two they would like Lawyer X to answer on the website. There will be no charge for the submission or response.. Anyone…
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How to Read A Law or Statute
One of the biggest mistakes someone pro se (or someone representing themselves) can make is misreading a law or statute. Some statutes or laws are written with language that is easy to understand. Unfortunately, those are…
Discussion Group Anyone?
We are considering starting a forum and discussion group here on the website so that pro se litigants can share their experiences. However, we don't want to do it until there are enough people to…
How to Beat an Expert
Many, many cases that are going to court involve an expert on one topic or another. I would bet that in cases involving pro se litigants on one side against an attorney on the other,…
The Burden of an Internet Scam (or a Scam in General)
I saw an internet exchange between a legal expert and a person the other day and it raised an interesting point. The consumer in that exchange was made because the lawyer told him that there…
Debt Collection
The video below is provided by the Federal Trade Commission on the topic of Dealing with Debt Collectors and provides some helpful information.
Thinking Outside the Box vs. Being a Doofus
Law is one of the few areas that discourages creative thinking. Or at least that's my perception when it comes to how many judges look at it. To understand what they look at it that…
Top 10 Myths About the Legal System That Pro Se Parties Believe
1) The courts are fair On a whole, this is probably more true than not but just slightly and definitely not to the degree that a person representing themselves believes. A lot of the later…
Posting for the Guerrilla Guide to Written Discovery (Civil)
As we mention in this book, this is the format of the notation to be printed, filled out, and placed in the Trial Preparation Notebook. …