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Do It Yourself Family Law
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Beth Adams began successfully representing herself in family law in 2002, after two attorneys were unsuccessful in their attempts at gaining positive rulings in her case. After turning her case around, she attended law school, graduating Magna Cum Laude. She has been teaching other people to represent themselves in court, especially in family law, since 2004.
This is a page for people who are representing themselves in family law. You can post questions and tips for each other. DIY Family Law does not endorse any posts or comments posted on the page except those made by us. We also do not verify the accuracy of any statements made on this page unless they are made by us.
NO LEGAL ADVICE WILLBE GIVEN PUBLICLY ON THIS PAGE BY DIY FAMILY LAW, AND PARTICIPATION IN THIS PAGE DOES NOT CONSTITUTE AN ATTORNEY-CLIENT RELATIONSHIP.
Ad hominem attacks and other inappropriate behavior will not be tolerated. Those who engage in such will be banned from the page. This is at the sole discretion of the moderators.
This is a page for people who are representing themselves in family law. You can post questions and tips for each other. DIY Family Law does not endorse any posts or comments posted on the page except those made by us. We also do not verify the accuracy of any statements made on this page unless they are made by us.
NO LEGAL ADVICE WILLBE GIVEN PUBLICLY ON THIS PAGE BY DIY FAMILY LAW, AND PARTICIPATION IN THIS PAGE DOES NOT CONSTITUTE AN ATTORNEY-CLIENT RELATIONSHIP.
Ad hominem attacks and other inappropriate behavior will not be tolerated. Those who engage in such will be banned from the page. This is at the sole discretion of the moderators.
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April 14, 2015
One B. asked:Group input needed: what are good/great sources of info for doing self-representation at court?Beth M. replied:You should find/read your statutes regarding family law, locate any pre-prepared forms you state provides for pro-se litigants, and see if your courts allow free access to a searchable database. That will give you a start. https://www.facebook.com/diyfamilylaw?ref=bookmarksRachael F. replied:Do It Yourself Family Law, can't go wrong!
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