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Why Every Self-Represented Litigant Should Read Their Court's Local Rules Before a Hearing
Many people representing themselves in court spend countless hours researching laws, watching videos, and completing court forms. While those are all important steps, there is one resource that is often overlooked:
The Local Court Rules....
A Dream Years in the Making… I Got Into Law School.
This week, I received one of the most exciting emails of my life.
I was officially accepted into law school.
I wanted to share this news with all of you because many of you have been following my journey for years, whether on TikTok, Face...
The Six-Month Strategy: Why Some Parents Relocate Before Filing for Custody—and What Every Parent Needs to Understand
One of the most common questions in family law is this:
One of the most common questions in family law is this:
The Roadmap to Divorce: What Really Happens After You File (And How to Avoid the Mistakes That Cost People Thousands)
One of the biggest misconceptions about divorce is that filing the Petition is the hard part.
One of the biggest misconceptions about divorce is that filing the Petition is the hard part. In reality, filing is simply the beginning of a leg...
The Biggest Mistake Self-Represented Litigants Make Before a Family Court Hearing
Most people preparing for family court believe their primary job is to tell the judge everything that has happened.
Most people preparing for family court believe their primary job is to tell the judge everything that has happened.
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