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Upcoming Workshops: The Nuts & Bolts of Motions
August 8, 2018Advanced Workshop for Self-Represented Litigants This advanced workshop is designed for those who have attended Civil Lawsuits without Tears: The Basics of Representing Yourself in Court or those who need more information on the process for drafting, filing, and responding to motions and orders. In this workshop you will learn about the… Read more
Upcoming Workshops: Civil Lawsuits Without Tears
August 8, 2018Representing yourself in court is a complicated process and can be overwhelming. In this workshop, you will learn the basics of the civil lawsuit process with a focus on court rules, court procedures, forms, scheduling, and deadlines. Attendees will be granted access to a password protected website with additional information… Read more
Upcoming Workshop: Civil Lawsuits Without Tears: The Basics of Representing Yourself in Court
August 6, 2018Representing yourself in court is a complicated process and can be overwhelming. In this workshop, you will learn the basics of the civil lawsuit process with a focus on court rules, court procedures, forms, scheduling, and deadlines. Attendees will be granted access to a password protected website with additional information… Read more
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