normal use English to explain the law of the family forced to represent litigants in court
with the government to announce its final plans to reduce the costs of legal aid is clearly a market for self-help books for people who need access to justice, but not can afford professional help.the fray
Lucy Reed, a lawyer and author of the pink ribbon, blog, waving his new DIY manual for litigants: Family Court without a lawyer. "Litigants in person for obstruction of justice," she says,
"Slow courts mean time for children and parents and injustice for families. Assist litigants in person to do the right thing is the procedure, each one a favor. "
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Reed is a response to proposals to withdraw legal aid in cases of large families and even if it does not dismiss the problems that entails, she believes that litigants are not represented in be a disadvantage if they have the right information.
The manual is not intended for a particular section of the population: "The law cab rank (the rule that lawyers should not deviate from clients who want to teach) as a means attorney representing the mothers, parents, couples and children in the same way, more or less, "he said."Some are quite reasonable and well-intentioned, some malicious and some are just silly. I see none of these features exclusive to men or women. "
This is not a legal manual (although lawyers can be helpful) and is not a substitute for legal advice: "I had to find a balance between being clear and precise what the law says and to provide too many details, which can be confusing and can make things worse, "said Reed. "The book covers things that litigants in person is more likely to face, but he does (not) to cover all eventualities."
nofamilylawyer.co.ukA website accompanies contains links to useful resources online and downloadable versions of the templates included in the book.
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