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Paperback edition. 6 × 9 in, 223 pages, matte cover, printed on 60# white paper.
Self-representation is a right, and the procedure that frightens people out of using it is mostly a set of rules nobody ever wrote down in plain language.
Inside: the demand letter and what makes one get answered; pleadings, service and the deadlines that end cases quietly; discovery, and what to do when it is refused; motions and hearings, and what a judge is actually listening for; plus worked cases, completed templates and a full toolkit.
Educational information only. This book is not legal advice, the publisher is not a law firm, and nothing in it creates an attorney-client relationship. Rules and deadlines vary by court — verify them for your own jurisdiction.
Printed on demand and shipped worldwide.
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