Sentences with phrase «represented in court»

Due to high pricing, prospective clients are more likely to not pursue the issue to its resolution or decide to be self - represented in court, which in turn backlogs the judicial system, as they are not efficient and are often ill - equipped to deal with complex issues.

To her, family law is not always about winning or losing, it is about her clients knowing they have a trustworthy and capable lawyer on their sides who will do anything to ensure they are fully protected and represented in Court or in settlement negotiations.

Animal Justice Canada Legislative Fund is working to enshrine meaningful animal rights into Canadian law, including the right of animals to have their interests represented in court, and the...

Paralegals are only able to represent clients in court through Small Claims Court; this means that a divorce file will only be represented in court through the use of a divorce attorney.

The case, Gideon vs. Wainwright, was brought after Clarence Earl Gideon of Florida could not afford a lawyer and was not represented in court when convicted of breaking into a pool hall.

The landlord that we represent though they're probably the landlords that you would find that if they didn't have us by their side they would usually just go self - represented in court.

A recent Court of Appeal decision casts light on the historic rule that a company can only be represented in court proceedings by a...

Yes, we spend a great deal of money in families being represented in court, but has anyone stopped to ask whether these cases need the court's intervention.

At that point, Julie was looking for people willing to be interviewed about why they had self - represented in court, and how that experience had been.

[22] Without even considering the clear requirement that people are represented in court by counsel or by themselves, it is, from my reading of what is to transpire at a trial management conference, completely inappropriate to suggest that when a defendant has counsel, that someone else, in this case an adjuster, appear essentially as counsel at a trial management conference.

We also develop a rooting interest in this underdog team as they battle Beckett's powerful former employers, led by jowly Jason Robards and represented in court by a deceptively genteel Mary Steenburgen.

He'd seen the same symptoms in football players he'd represented in court.

The convict, who was represented in the court by his counsel, Mr. Seye Oluyombo, pleaded guilty to the two counts preferred against him.

Ortt is being represented in court by Albany - area attorney Steve Coffey.

Nassau is being represented in court by County Executive Edward Mangano's former law firm, Rivkin Radler.

All three agencies are represented in court by the Plattsburgh office of New York's Attorney General Eric Schneiderman, according to court documents.

A Christian barrister has said the government's cuts to legal aid will cause «huge amounts of injustice» to people who can not afford to be represented in court.

«If you have a one - star rating, people won't go near it,» said Kimzey, who represented himself in court and did not have a lawyer.

Then there is the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court, Beverley McLachlin, who on several occasions has decried the rise in the number of Canadians» representing themselves in court because they can not afford the legal fees.

Minority leader of the state House of Representatives Todd Rutherford offered to represent her in court.

Even if you decide to represent yourself in court, you should discuss the child custody laws in your state with a qualified attorney.

To prevent that from happening, Lundin announced Wednesday that Cherry Hills has hired Thomas Foran, the former U.S. attorney in Chicago, to represent it in any court battle.

Well, there's a reason that they don't let engineers talk to the clients directly... Conversely, while the occasional person is foolish enough to think that they know better than lawyers and try to represent themselves in court or other legal situations, few people are foolish enough to believe that they know better than engineers and that they should be able to build their own airplanes free from the restrictions of conventional avionics.

Now, after completing IRONMAN 3 he is back to play a successful attorney who returns to his hometown for his mother's funeral and discovers his Alzheimer's stricken father is suspected of murder and he must represent him in court.

You can hire an attorney who can help you prepare and file your petition, represent you in court and give you legal advice on your case.

If you're sued, they can't represent you in a court.

I would not try to represent myself in court if accused of a crime.

Credit repair is a service, just like fixing your car, your plumbing or representing yourself in court.

The term «pro se» means that you represent yourself in court.

The trouble is that I have been unable to find resources for representing myself in court in a lawsuit against the school.

Representing yourself in a court of law is something most people would say is silly and unwise.

There are many things that one can do on their own like change their oil in their car, represent themselves in court, put a new roof on their home, or my favorite... I could attempt to cut my own hair (but that would end up in one crazy looking mess)!

They won't be able to represent you in court, but the right financial coach may be able to provide valuable insights into ways to keep your student loans on track.

Petitions were signed by over 167,000 people; fundraisers paid the legal fees needed to represent her in court.

Since then Deree has found a reliable Lawyer to represent him in court and has been attending court weekly.

In Sierra Club's appeal filed yesterday by attorneys with Appalachian Mountain Advocates, the law firm representing it in court, the Club argues that the SCC was wrong to reject its petition and seeks an order reversing the SCC's decision.

Last summer, Power Shift helped a group of 13 young Minnesotans win the right to represent themselves in court against Enbridge's Line 3 tar sands pipeline.

When potential clients hint to me that they are thinking about representing themselves in court I liken their efforts to attempting to perform open - heart surgery — on yourself.

Nearly half of all state allow judges to help people represent themselves in court and 20 states now encourage the use of plain English in the courtroom rather than legalese.

We know that a significant proportion of litigants across Canada are choosing, for a variety of reasons, to represent themselves in court proceedings.

Moreover, for already filed documents we can speak with immigration officers instead of you, schedule any required inquiries, represent you in court and file any important appeals or waivers.

We'll be capable to represent you in court, file any waivers or appeals, talk to immigration officers and schedule inquiries if necessary.

However, if litigation is required, Grants Pass child custody attorney Lynn M. Myrick will vigorously represent you in court to protect your rights.

We'll be able to represent you in court, file any waivers or appeals, talk to immigration officers and schedule inquiries if necessary.

The staff of the FCMC Self Help Resource Center is here to help you represent yourself in court without a lawyer.

We must demand to be treated fairly when we choose to — or are forced to — represent ourselves in court.

If you are an individual or partnership, you may represent yourself in court.

If you choose to represent yourself in court and have questions about the process, please visit the Self Help Resource Center:

Representing yourself in court can be a daunting task.

«Before beginning, it should be made clear that the author has no difficulty with the concept of parties representing themselves in court.