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Pro Se or Self Representation - Working without an Attorney

There are many considerations if you are thinking about proceeding without an attorney.

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Module Notes

Need to consider all implications if you are considering proceeding without an attorney

Understand the Law
  • Familiarize with divorce laws and procedures in your jurisdiction
  • Importance of understanding legal requirements for filing, property division, child custody, and support
  • Consult professionals (attorney, family therapist, financial advisor, accountant, realtor) for specific questions
Gather and Organize Information
  • Collect relevant financial and legal documents
  • Reviewing spouse's information
Challenges of Self-Representation
  • Emotional challenges and stress management
  • Important to maintain a clear head for informed decisions
  • Effective communication and negotiation with spouse
Full Responsibility and Awareness
  • Navigate the legal process and understand implications of decisions
  • Potential long-term consequences of mistakes or oversights
  • Use legal aid organizations or court self-help resources
Seek Help When Needed
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Divorce, Separation or Annulment - Which is Right for You?

It's important to understand the difference between a divorce/dissolution, legal separation and an annulment so you can determine what is best for you.

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